The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-07-03
Walter Martin of Milwaukee is a

Walter Martin of Milwaukee is
guest at the home of Ben Perrigo and
wife.
Mrs. Arthur Warner has returned
to Stanford. Mont, after stay of sew
eral months with her parents here.
DIR. A. T. Shearer and wife joined
a party of Milwaukee friends Wednes-
! day at Lake Waubesa for few days
! outing.
An ice cream social will be given
on the lawn of Norwegian Lutheran
church this Thursday evening. You
are cordially invited.
AT the Norwegian Lutheran church
the morning service next Sunday will
be in the English language and there
will be service for the children at 10
o'clock.
Mrs. Roger Watson, who was call
| ed to Midtown, Wis, few weeks ago
| on account of the serious illness of her
| mother, returned home Wednesday
evening.
WIN. Milarch, who underwent an
operation for cancers at the hospital in
GAINESVILLE last week, is still in critic
al condition, but hopes of his recovery
are entertained.
The Ladies Aid Society of Albion
Prairie church will hold an ice cream
social in Sam Clark's new barn on
Thursday evening, July 9. All cor
daily invited. Proceeds go to church.
This locality is sending large del
| egation to the summer school at James
vile for the next few weeks, which
includes Misses Frances Nichols, Lii
liam Cooper, Bessie Cunningham, Gene
We've McDonough, Leila Petty, Gretta
| Devine, Nettie Armit, Stella Attlesey,
Leora Sherman, Emma Bates and Anna
| Armit.
! WIN. Venske and family departed
the first of the week for Neenah, Wis,
| where they intend to make their home
| in the future. Mr.. Venske has ar
ranged to go into the plumbing bust
ness with his brother-in-law, William
Kuthe. The Venske home on the Gem
etery road will be occupied by Il. G..
Jake and family
A half dozen roofing nails, the
kind with large heads and sharp points,
were placed in the wheel track on
Broadway by some person with wllful
intent as pitfall to some autolst.
Judge Dave saw them and notified
Chief Springer of the find. Let it be
said that should the guilty party occu-
DIV the defendants chair in Judge
Dawes court, the extreme limit OF
penalty will be imposed.
Albert Fitzgerald, a young man of
about 80 years, was found dead at the
home of Roy Roberts, 624 Hickory ST.,
GAINESVILLE, Friday. Death was evil
IDENTIFY at his own hand as his body was
found PROSTATE across the gas stove,
with all the burners turned on full
| force. n nOC0 dUuE0SSSu W HIS uIVOICSU
wife and little son, now living at Grand
Rapids, Mich, indicated that he had
long entertained intentions of taking
his own life, and that domestic tangles
had driven him into state Of despon-
dency.
The musical pupils of Mrs. Calvin
West in this city and surrounding COM
munities gave recital at her home on
Maple Drive Saturday evening which
was quite we'll attended by the parents
and friends of the little performers.
The following pupils took part in the
program: Charlotte Carrier, Wilma
Kleunder, Emanda Bublitz, Eleanor
Maltpress, Emma Langworthy, Beat
rice Holton, Lorraine Dickinson, Ruth
Mcintosh, Franklin Wileman, Margaret
Birkenmeyer. Vera Langworthy, Es-
Their Wileman, Ruth Birkenmeyer,
Marion Cox, Lydia Oberdeck.