The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-11-05
The Bethany Circle will meet with
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Paul N. Grubb went to Rhinelander
Wednesday on brief business trip.
Mrs. J. w. Conn is visiting friends
in Milwaukee few Gays this week.
The county board meets for their
annual November session next Wednes-
day.
Mrs. F. M. Jack is visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. C. w. Birken-
meyer.
Mrs. Paul N. Grub and son went
to Oak Park, ILL.,, Wednesday to visit
her parents.
Lee Salisbury of Waukesha paid a
visit to his parents nesr town few
days this week.
The Misses Mae and Nina Hay
lock entertained Miss Edna Allen Tues
day at their home.
-Edgerton VS.. Walworth high school
foot ball team at the Driving Park on
Saturday afternoon.
VIM. Bussey, Chas. Birkenmeyer
and Chris. Biederman of Marshall left
Tuesday for Montana
Mrs. P. C. Brown and daughter
Bernice are visiting relatives in South
McGregor, Iowa, this week.
Mr.. Clarence Kiel spent one day
last week with his brother, who is en-
ployed at the Madison postofice.
AT the Lutheran church the morn
ing service next Sunday will be in Eng
lish with holy communion. The even
ing service is in Norwegian.
Mr.. l. G. Lutz, the new agent at
this station has rented the Lay home
on Albion street and expects to have
his family settled there this week.
-s'The Merry Misses at the Ma
iestic Friday evening, Nov. 5. 1t
comes with good recommendations.
Fill the house and enjoy yourselves.
M. A. Simerson quit the employ of
the Standard Oil Co. as agent here on
Nov. and Clarence Wood of Plainfield
succeeds him, whose telephone is 205F3.
The Ladies Society of the Nor
wegian church will be entertained by
Mrs. Ole Hauge in the church base
ment, Thursday of this week, Nov. A.
Miss Doris Clarke left Sunday for
oh ic
to teach. Her position in the kinder
ten department has been taken by Miss
Helen Coon.
Another Vitagraph special feature,
1.-THE Girl Who Might Have Been" is
billed at the Lyric Friday evening.
And there is Charlie Chaplin again next
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Van Ness Green entertained
about twenty couple with Halloween
party Monday evening that introduced
all the varied and unique stunts of this
dark and mysterious occasion.
w. A. Shelley came out from Mil
waukee Tuesday for short stay. Mr..
and Mrs. Shelley have just returned
from two months stay at their Vir-
ginia home and reported the harvesting
of excellent crops this year.
The next number of the Albion
Prairie lecture course will be given
Saturday evening, Nov. 9th, by The
Raweis, trio Of educated and cultured
New Zealanders, presenting in song,
story and picture most unique and
fascinating entertainment portraying
native life of the South Sea Islanders.
Information was received here early
in the week of the death of Mrs. James
Quinn at Lime Springs, Iowa, former
resident of the town of Fulton. The
deceased was sister of Mrs. Orson
Cox, one of the pioneer women of that
township. Henry Cox left for Lime
Springs to attend the funeral of his
aunt.
-Wilford North of Albion Prairie
was in town Tuesday for treatment of
a badly damaged face. He was calling
upon young lady in the neighborhood
when former sutton arrived who be-
came so enraged that she had made a
previous date that he assaulted young
North with bottle breaking it over
his nose. There was large cut over
his eye that required several stitches
to close and several other bruises and
cuts about the face and neck. The
young man made further disturbance
about the place carrying gun and
making all kinds of dire threats and
frightening the family. 1t is probable
legal action may be taken against the
offender.
j The Edgerton high school football
team hung another scalp in their belt
Saturday afternoon at the Driving Park
when they defeated Stoughton by