The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-05-29
The stores Of Edgerton will remain

| Saturday from winters stay IN Cali
| fornia
Mrs. G. W. Blanchard is spending
the week visiting at the home OF her
parents at Stevens Point.
Miss Frances Keegan has gone to
Rochester, Mimi, to attend the we'd
ding Of friend.
Andrew Jensen attended meeting
of the Karel supporters for governor
held in Milwaukee on Friday last.
The cement work on the streets to
be improved is now completed and
macadam work will start at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Atwell and
Tuesday and Wednesday in Milwaukee.
The benefciaries of C. F. Mabbett
and George w. Hargraves each re-
ceived $4,000 from the Modern Wood
men this week.
"A cleanup bee was held at George
| Silverwood's Tuesday and some of our
business men were there to lend
helping hand.
"A baby girl came to again gladden.
the home of Harry Hutson and wife.
Little Miss Hutson arrived Tuesday,
May &c, 1914.
F. w. Coon has been attending the
! state meeting of the Wisconsin Press
Association in Milwaukee a couple of
days of the week.
Leon Ellingson arrived home from
Montana Sunday with bad case OF
blood poisoning in his hand that fol-
lowed a slight cut from barbed wire.
Regular meeting of Fulton Lodge
F. & A. M. next Tuesday evening, June
End. Work in the M. M. degree. Lake
Mills and Milton Junction lodges have
been invited to be present.
John Mawhinney and wife are home
from Beloit where they have been
staying for few weeks past while re-
ceiving treatment. Mr.. Mawhinney's
condition is considerably improved.
The Edgerton fire department is
soon to receive $111009 from the state
treasurer as the percentage due from
$55, 5O8 sc paid as insurance premiums
to city agents during the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs John Copley returned
from Rochester, Mimi, Saturday even
ing, where five weeks ago Mrs. Copley
submitted to an operation at the Mayo
hospital. Her complete recovery is
looked for.
Rev. f. w. Schoenfeld returned
Monday from trip to Montana. He
saws he encountered rains nearly all
the time he was in the state and crop
prospects were excellent over the ter
ritory he traversed.
-Ho, you fishermen! A shipment of
$1,000 young pike was delivered here
Saturday by the state fish commission,
which Frank Ash placed in Rock river.
Wait few years for them to grow
before expecting to catch any Of them
| of table size.
AT the adjourned meeting of the
common council Tuesday evening, no
action was taken relative to granting
permission to the school district to
erect an addition to the Child high
school building The matter will again
be considered at the regular meeting
next Monday evening.
The farmers are complaining of too
much rain, the precipitation of the
week reaching nearly three inches. A
few days of clearing weather are
needed to complete the corn planting.
The first hot wave of the season has
been with us and vegetation is making
a phenomenal growth.
DIR. A. T. Shearer accompanied Miss
Sarah Barrenger to Chicago Tuesday
for an operation for goitre at one of
the hospitals in that city. The condi-
lions found were so serious that the
patient failed to survive the operation.
Undertaken Clarke was called to Chi
cago Thursday morning to return with
the remains.
up in the little hamlet of Rockdale
where Peace and Good Will notices are
hung in every home and annoyances
were never KNOWN where nature has
provided all things that go to make
life one gladstone summer day, an ex-
plosion took place at an early hour on
Wednesday morning that stirred the
whole village from center to circum-
ference and the villagers fled to the
high hills for safety. The wind blew
up the creek, and caused all this COM
motion. This information comes from
that most reliable source, Steve Saun-
ders of Albion Prairie, who has been
| staff corrasnondent of The ReDOrter