The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-06-05
Chris Olsen left Tuesday for the

day.
Mrs. Ralph Lidicker and daughter
of Beloit are spending the week with
relatives here.
Roy Hopkins family have moved
up to the cottage on Lake Koshkonong
| for an outing.
Cleo and Claude Shannon of West
by are spending the week with their
aunt, Mrs. A. w. Bentley.
E. C. Hopkins and J. O. Arthur
left Tuesday for Steuben to spend a
few days in the Kickapoo valley.
N. A. Nelson and Fred Flensberg
| came up from Plano, ILL.,, where they
are employed, for an over Sunday stay.
Mrs. w. H. Henry of Michigan
| City, Ind, was guest of her sister,
Mrs. Fannie Sutton, short time this
week.
Emil Summerfeldt is now in the
employ of James Keller at the shoe
store. He commenced on Monday of
this week.
Supervisor D. P. Devine of Albion
has been attending a meeting of the
Dane county board this week VIM. F.
Pierstoff was again chosen chairman of
the board.
Mrs. Mary Cunningham and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Florence Hendricks, and
Glenn Cunningham of Madison were
here over Sunday, guests at the M.
Cunningham home.
Roscoe Mcintosh left for north
ern Minnesota Wednesday, where ne
has been employed to conduct manu-
facturer's sale OF pianos in that por-
ton of the state for few weeks.
Prof. Jones of the state university
spent last week in testing soils through
out the Saunders drainage district in
the town Of Albion, with the purpose
of making suggestions as to the best
methods of cultivation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Baugh and
daughterlsMariam and Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Williams of Baltimore were called
here last week to attend the funeral of
Jas. Croft. Norman Clarke returned
east with them early this week.
p. J. Mouat of GAINESVILLE, former
publisher of the Recorder, has been ap-
pointed deputy collector of internal
revenue with a territory embracing
seven southern counties of Wisconsin.
An office in the federal building at
GAINESVILLE is being fitted for him.
The Misses Merle Parmley Of Foot
ville Marie Douglas of Beloit and
Wilma Bates of Porter and the Messrs.
Albert Mohr, Otto Uehling and Will
Griffin of Alton, John Kothlow of j eff
ferson and George Husen of MELVILLE
were Sunday guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl. Kothlow.
j. I. Pomeroy of Fulton brought
to this Office thrifty plant of Canada
thistle that shows five stalks from a
single root taken from a field that was
plowed nine times last season. Mr..
Pomeroy says that if farmers do not
use greater care in eradicating the
pest it will eventually spread on the
farms in this section.
The marriage of Richard Pease to
Miss Nora Perganda took place at the
home of the brides parents in Wilton,
Wis, Wednesday, June 8, 1914. |. W..
Spike and Harvey Pease were in at
tendance at the wedding. Mr. and
Mrs. Pease will make their home at
Fulton, where the groom was reared
and has relatives and many friends who
extend congratulations. ''Dick's'
friends here in the city will also extend
the glad hand.
The business firms of Edgerton
have contributed for the publication of
a series of articles on home buying,
which will appear in The Reporter dur
ing the succeeding two months, which
we commend to the careful attention
of our readers. These articles are pre-
pared by man who has made study
of the subject from all angles and his
conclusions must appeal to the thought
full. The first of the series appears in
this issue. Be sure and look it up.
The school taught by Miss Esther
) Mcintyre at Brooklyn closed Friday
and she returned home. Saturday
evening a miscellaneous shower and
dancing party was given Miss McIn-
! tyre at T. A. & B. hall. Many friends
were there and large number of pres
ents were made. Miss Mcintyre &C
companied by her sister Agnes went to
Verona Tuesday where a shower was
rendered at the home of Mrs. O'Brien.
. She WAS also given a shower hV the