The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-10-23
ROYAL Laid has the measles.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Hurd or MIN
eral Point are visiting relatives in Ed
gerton.
Indian summer days have returned
again after full week of rainy, gloomy
weather.
Shirley, son of Mr.. and Mrs. N. S.
Wigle, is recovering from an attack of
pneumonia.
-Rollin Child of McGregor, Ia, is
guest at the home of his niece, Miss
Florence Child.
Continuation of ''The Million Doll
lar Mystery" at the Lyric on Monday
evening as usual.
Miss Mary Morrissey came out
from Racine for an over Sunday stay
with her parents.
Roy Nicholson and wife of Neenah
passed few days of the week with his
parents in Edgerton.
The new boiler for the heating
plant of the Child high school has ar
rived and is being installed.
Mrs. Ed Grassman and son have
returned from two weeks visit with
relatives in Richland Center.
Fifth installment of ''Lucile Love"
at the Majestic on Saturday evening
of this week instead of Friday.
First number of the seasons lee
ture course at the Majestic theater
next Monday evening, Oct. 26.
Mrs. Harry Ash and Mrs. w. Nc
Chesney entertained the 500 club Tues
day afternoon at the home of the latter.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. N. Green were
called to Rockford Tuesday to attend
the funeral of an aunt of Mrs. Green.
j. A. Dreyer, grand lecturer for
the Masonic order, met with the Fulton
lodge Wednesday afternoon and even
ing.
Mrs. ]. P. Coon, Mrs. Mel Johnson
and Mrs. w. S. Heddles of Madison
visited among Edgerton friends We'd
| nesday.
John Gress and wife of Pullman,
who have been visiting relatives here
for month past, returned to their
home Tuesday.
M. o. Dawson returned from the
GAINESVILLE hospital Friday and hopes
soon to be able to resume his work at
the Wilson laboratory.
"A large delegation from this city
! attended the annual chicken pie dinner
served by the church society at Steb-
binsville Wednesday noon.
| Miss Hazel Barness has resigned
the position of chief operator at the
telephone office and Miss Martha
Handtke has been given the place.
Henry Johnson passed his 50th mile
post Tuesday and may the journey
down the other side of the divide prove
| as pleasant is the wish of many friends.
The annual mudhen dinner, pre-
pared as only Al Alder knows how,
was served at his cottage on Lake
Koshkonong Tuesday evening to party
of eight from this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Hanson, who
have been at Rochester, Mimi, for the
past two months, are expected home
the latter part of the week. Both have
been in the Mayo hospital for opera
| tions.
"A letter received by his parents
| from Frank Hitchcock written from
Naples, Italy, states that he had ar
rived safely that far on his journey.
He expected to reach Constantinople,
Turkey, Oct. 6.
Mrs. E. S. Lord and son Donald,
who have visited at the home of her
mother for the past two months, left
for Winnipeg Wednesday evening en-
route to their Canadian home which
will be at Moose Jaw.
Recent additions to the telephone
service which should be written in
your telephone book are:
| 361-Roy Farman. .... Residence
72-W. A. Borgins. ........ Store
364-Claude Britton. :. . Restaurant
The system of tests that have been
carried on by the Wisconsin Telephone
| Co. for several months past regarding
the promptness in responae to calls
made to the different offices into which
their lines run, show some results in
which the public are interested. For
three months past Edgerton has headed
the list for the GAINESVILLE district of
over 40 offices in promptness in answer
/ ing calls. None of the exchanges have
| known when the test calls are made,
though each one is furnished with the
| result.
The Wisconsin railroad commission