The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-03-27

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road.
DIR. F. G. Meyers attended a dental
convention in Chicago Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Miss Rose Ellis of Watertown,
| Wis, was weeks end visitor at the
home of M. H. Ford.
%. r. Pomeroy of Gays Mills has
been visiting among old time friends
here the past few days.
L. G. Whittet brought home a new
1914 model Cadillac Monday, equipped
with all the newest things in motoring.
Miss Genevieve Holcomb, who is
attending school at Omaha, is home on
visit to her mother, Mrs. Van Ness
! Green.
Byron Long and wife, Mrs Marvin
Marsden and N E. Nelson attended the
| funeral of John Evans at Stoughton
Tuesday.
Street Commissioner Rusch has
started the work of street cleaning
that sets an example that every prop
erty owner ought emulate.
Mrs. Arthur Warner submitted to
an operation for goitre at the Mayo
hospital at Rochester, Mimi, Tuesday
morning, which is reported to be sue
cessful.
"A number from this city attended
! the funeral of Mrs Samuel Marsden on
Albion Prairie Wednesday, when one
of the pioneer women of the county
was laid to rest.
The business men of EdgertoD will
play basketball game with the bust
ness mems team of Waukesha on Fri
day evening of this week at the Child
gym. Admission Is and Is cents.
The business mems basketball team
of Waukesha will meet the Edgerton
business mems team at the Child gym
Friday evening of this week. Admis-
sion Is cents, school children Is cents.
"A company of friends carried out a
surprise party on Will Dave at his
home on Swift street Tuesday evening,
the occasion being his birthday. Mr..
Dave was presented with fine willow
rocker.
| Anderson & Farman have decided
| to incorporate their business and have
| filed with the secretary of state arti-
cles of incorporation of the Anderson
Farman Co., with capital of $40, 900.
A. C. Anderson, C. S. Farman and
! Rosamond Farman are incorpOrators.
Ed Kaufman has sold the Majestic
theater equipment to Mr.. F. L. Keller
of Racine, possession being given last
Monday evening Mr.. Keller has been
in the show business for some years
and under his management patrons of
the Majestic can expect the best en-
tertainment possible.
Orders for $4,000 to be paid the
heirs of John Maltpress were received
by the clerk of Camp 440 the first of
the week. In Wisconsin there were %
claims paid by the Woodmen at the
March meeting of the board, amount
ing to SAB, 900. These % Neighbors
had been members of the society to
average II years and their average age
at death was IS years.
The state is preparing to have
printed the list of automobile owners
in the state with the numbers of their
licenses. There are 5000 names in the
list. The volume is distributed to the
chiefs of police and sheriffs and is used
chiefly for the detection of speeders
and for persons involved in accidents.
For Thursday, Friday and Saturday
nights of this week The Lyric has
booked ''The Hillyers" in feature nov
city acts. They have been at The
Apollo in GAINESVILLE and are highly
recommended. On Saturday night
they give away lady's or gentleman's
gold watch to the one holding the lucky
number.
Miss Phyllis Marsden, daughter of
Leonard Marsden of Albion, who is at
tending high school here and living at
the home of Pardon Pierce, was taken
to Mercy hospital at GAINESVILLE Thurs
day evening and operated on for an
acute attack of appendicitis, from
which she is reported to be gaining.
Insurance adjusters have been here
during the week to settle the losses oc-
casioned by the Sweeney warehouse
fire. The partly burned bundle tobacco
stored in the building was taken pos
session of by the insurance companies
and shipped to Chicago where some
salvage will be realized and the insur-
ance companies expect to pay the
United Cigar Manufacturers Co. the