The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-17
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udy.
Miss Agnes Harlin of Fond du Lac
is guest at the home of her brother,
Rev. j. E. Harlin.
Mrs. John Holt and daughter Cora
of GAINESVILLE were Sunday guests of
Prof. Hollis family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hopkins left for
Rochester, Mimi, Wednesday evening
to consult the Mayo hospital force con-
corning Mrs. Hopkins condition.
W. w. Huxtable is moving his
household effects to Mason City, Iowa,
where Mr.. Huxtable will make his
headquarters in few weeks.
Judge John Dave shas received
word of the death of his brother. VIM.
C. Dave, which occurred at Tavistock,
Devonshire, England, on Wednesday,
April 1st
For Friday evening the Lyric will
present a special Vitagraph feature,
."The Pirates, " in which John Bunny
figures in many laughable stunts. You
don't want to miss it.
On another page may be found adj
vertisement of pot and pan safety
litter which this office is giving away.
Look up the ad and see whether you
would like one or not.
d. D. Brown is arran ging for 70
foot extension to his saloon building on
Fulton street. At the same time base
ments will be put under his building
and the building of the Edgerton Cigar
company.
On April LIST w. w. Huxtable re-
signed his position as manager OF the
Edgerton Wagon Co. Bart Curran,
who has been connected with the COM
pany for the past few months, has
been chosen manager for the present.
Thursday afternoon Miss Helen
Coon gave a miscellaneous shower for
Miss Myrtle Maltpress. There were
fourteen young ladies present and the
bride-to-be received many useful pres
ents. Refreshments followed an after
noon at bridge.
"A contractor from Waukesha was
here last Tuesday looking up the street
Improvement situation with view OF
finishing the Albion and Rollin street
Jobs for the bondsmen of the Advance
Construction Co. Work will probably
| commence in a few weeks.
The shearing of about 5000 range
wethers has been completed at the
Biederman yards this week. Nine ma
chimes have been in operation most of
the week and the clip averages from 8
| to 10 lbs. head, is sacked and shipped
to a Boston dealer as soon as shorn.
-Chas. F. Mabbett, who has been
quite seriously i'll for the past ten days
was taken to the Mayo hospital at
Rochester, Mimi, Sunday evening ac-
companied by DR.. Cleary, his wife and
son, w. F. Dispatches received as we
90 to press state that Mr.. Mabbett died
at 2 o'clock Thursday morning.
A deal has been closed during the
week by which the C. L. Culton home
on Washington street was sold to Thos.
| A. Ellingson, possession to be given in
| few weeks. The CultOn home is by
all odds the finest residence property in
Edgerton and has been considered one
of the show places of our city. While
the price paid is not made public, it is
understood to be much less than the
original cost which was about 100000.
The marriage of Claude Watson
and Miss Nellie Mccarthy of Porter
was solemnized at ST. Joseph's church
at 8 o'clock Wednesday morning, Rev.
J. E. Harlin officiating. The attendants
were James Mccarthy, brother of the
bride, and Miss Jennie Mccarthy, a
cousin. The young couple will make
their home on farm in the town of
Porter with the best wishes of large
circle of friends.
The Lyric has closed contract to
run the great Selig feature, ''The Ad-
ventures of Kathlyn," which is Great
ing such furore in the moving picture
world. This, great film is in twenty
seven reels and is shown serially. The
opening installmeut will be shown at
the Lyric on next Tuesday, April 21st,
and will consist of three reels. Other
instaIlments will consist of two reels in
connection with a good comedy subject
and will be shown every two weeks.
1t is expected that the theater will be
packed to its utmost capacity for these
performances. In Chicago it was nee
essary for special policemen to be post
ed at the theaters where this feature
was being shown, so great were the
crowds. Admission prices remain the
same.
| Wisconsin Leads With Cows.