The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-05-15
"A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs

Mrs. T.. ii. BabcOck ana daughter
Dorothy are home from Rochester,
MINI.
"A hundred and thirteen is the num-
Der of water rentals unpaid. Are you
one of them?
"A son was welcomed into the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Thronson on
Thursday last.
Mrs. VIM. Carnell of Milwaukee,
visited among Edgerton friends a few
days this week.
"A special two reel Vitagraph feat
ure, "The Diver" will be shown at the
Lyric Friday evening.
Miss Bess Ogden of Wauwatosa
was a guest over Sunday at the home
of her brother, Date Ogden.
"A new office building and scale shed
is being erected at the Biederman feed
ing yards along the railway siding.
-Lampman & Brown tell the good
points of the Hupmobile in another col
umn of this paper. Read about them.
Fred Greene of Watertown and w.
M. Chambers of Toledo, with the Pink
erton Tobacco Co., were callers upon
the trade here Tuesday.
The family of F. w. Keller, man
ager of the Majestic, arrived here
Monday. Mr. Keller will occupy part
of the T. A. Perry residence.
During the storm Saturday even
ing lightning struck the chimney on
the residence of Rev. j. G. Spilman,
SCATTERING it but doing no further dam
gaze.
At the Sunday services at the M.
E. church $2100 was pledged to COM
plete the recent improvements and
paving of the street in front Of the
property.
Third annual K. of P. dance this
Thursday evening, in Academy hall.
Thompson's orchestra of Madison will
furnish the music Dancing from nine
until one o'clock.
-"Forgiven, play to be given by
local talent under direction of Mr.. and
Mrs. Choate, at the Majestic theater,
Thursday evening, May 21st, is some
thing. no Que ought to miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. O. Brictson, who
have lately arrived from their ranch
bout SO miles north of Tampico, Mex,
were guests of their daughter, Mrs. L..
A. Anderson, here on Tuesday.
The High Test Oil Co. is building a
barn on their lot near the water works
station to house the wagons and teams
used in the delivery business of the
company which is all the time increas-
ing.
The Pringle Bros Co. have pur-
chased the furniture stock and good
will of VIII. Clarke. The first of
June the Pringle Co. will open furni-
ture store on the upper floor Of their
building.
Several of the stained glass win
dows in one of the East Koshkonong
churches were demolished by the storm
Monday, involving quite a loss. A
Milwaukee firm has been requested to
replace them.
In anticipation of visit from the
GAINESVILLE lodge O. E. S. on Tuesday
evening the Eastern Stars served a
6 80 O'Clock dinner, followed by spec
ial program of music and readings of
much merit.
There has been an excessive rain
fall so far in May. The precipitation
early this week reached nearly four
inches and the work of preparing for
corn planting has been considerably
delayed in consequence.
The contract for macadamizing AL
bion and Rollin streets has be let by
Maryland Casualty Co., bonding COM
pany of the Advance Construction Co.,
to P. w. Ryan & Son of GAINESVILLE.
The work will be started in a short
time.
Rev. F. w. Schoenfelt has pur-
chased gasoline tractor which he has
placed at work on his large farm near
Babcock, Wis. The tractor turns eight
burrows in 100 acre field mile and a
quarter long which he intends to plant
to flax.
"A four year old son of Morris John
son, in trying to climb onto the rear of
passing buggy Tuesday afternoon,
caught his leg in the wheel, breaking it
near the hip. DR.. Shearer was called
and the little sufferer was taken to the
GAINESVILLE hospital for treatment.
The annual business meeting of the
Women's Federation of Clubs was held
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