The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-07-31

-OScdT JIlU0EISOli VI DCAOl1 was
calling on friends here Sunday.
Jos. Conn passed Tuesday at the
home of his mother in Albany.
Ray Hahn of Chicago visited rela-
tives here a short time early in the
week.
Prof. H. B. Feihler and family of
Altenburg, Mo-, are visiting among
relatives here.
"A Tragedy in Midair,' special
feature films, will be shown at the
Lyric Friday evening.
Rev. Philip E. Gregory left on his
vacation Monday, going first to Bosco-
bel and later to Minnesota.
AID. ]. A. Dickerson and family
are enjoying an outing at the Frank
Brown cottage at MELVILLE.
No one within reaching distance of
Edgerton should fail to attend the big
T. A. & B. picnic next week.
Miss Olga Hanson, with the Prin-
gle Bros. Co., is enjoying her vacation,
visiting in Chicago and Minneapolis.
Frank Hadden of the Dodgeville
Chronicle is spending vacation with
his family at a cottage on Rock river.
An ice cream social for the benefit
of the East Koshkonong church will be
held at Carl Liens on Friday evening,
July 31st. ~
The Congregational church choir
rendered a shower for Miss Norma
Hargraves at the residence of ]. w.
Conn Monday evening.
Miss Alice Haywood of Beloit, Miss
Catherine Knab and Miss Esther Brit
enback of Milwaukee are spending the
week at John Sherman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mcintosh
and son Will and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ogden left Thursday morning on a
motor trip to Dyersville, Iowa, for q
few days visit with relatives.
Frank Hitchcock is home from
Cornell university for a few weeks
visit to his parents before leaving for
Turkey where he engaged as instructor
in engineering in college at Constant
| inople.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mcintosh, B..
C. Wilson, Adolph Jensen, Mrs. Joe
| Conn and Mrs. V. N. Green were in
Milwaukee Friday investigating pipe
organs with view of placing an order
for one to be installed in the Congre-
gational church of this city soon.
One of the best ball games seen in
Edgerton in years took place at the
new park on the feeding yards grounds
| Sunday afternoon between the Edger-
ton Cubs and the regular city team. 1t
was fast, tight game from start to
finish and the juniors nosed out in an
eleven inning game by score of to 2.
The City Federation of Women's
clubs desire to thank the school board
for the use of the grounds for the
Chautauqua; the business men for their
courtesy in postponing the regular band
concert; The Reporter and Eagle for
so ably and willingly assisting in the
advertising; the public generally who
so generously supported the program,
and also the management.
The Rock county board of review
of income tax assessment, consisting
| of Geo. w. Blanchard of Edgerton, M.
P. Richardson of GAINESVILLE and E. G.
Fifeld of Beloit, are in session at the
court house to hear complaints and ad-
just all matters of assessment. County
Clerk H. w. Lee is ex-officio clerk of
the board ard Tax Assessor F. A. Tay-
| lor was present. The sessions are held
behind closed doors in accordance with
the income tax law.
A big crowd attended the blue rock
bird shoot at Dick Miller's on Rock
river Sunday. There were three events
during the day, the first, a 50-bird
event, was won by the Beloit Gun
| Club. The second was semi-profes-
sional 25-bird event, the first money
being won by H. H. Gay of Madison
and the second money was won by H.
E. Peters. Lastly came 25-bird event
and was won by the Madison Gun Club.
There were large representations from
Beloit, Madison, Stoughton and James
vile.
Following an inspection of Dane
county highways which have been
treated with oil this season, the high
way committee of the county board and
Road Commissioner Moore have de-
cided to try out the oiling process in
Rock county. Mr.. Moore has already
ordered the oil and expects to apply it
on the Evansville-J anesville road just
east of Evansville the latter part of
next week. He has made arrange