The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-08-13

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| Ole Philipson on Monday.
Mrs. Henry Wileman of Chicago is
a guest of Edgerton relatives.
Rev. R. Brandt, the new pastor OF
the Congregational church, will assume
his charge next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Sheafe of Chicago
were week end visitors at the B. G.
Wilson home.
Misses Jessie and Hazel Biederman
are visiting in Delavan and Lake Ge-
neva for few days.
The w. R. C. will hold home
baking sale at H. Tellefson's store on
| Saturday afternoon next
! Sam Pringle is at hospital in
Madison, where he had his tonsils re-
moved during the week.
Rural mail carrier o. H. Thompson
has been off duty on account of sickness
for short time this week.
! Frank Mcintosh and family motor
ed down from Viroqua Wednesday for
a visit among relatives here.
! Miss Anna Hoen and her sister,
Mrs. S. l.. Emery, are at Rochester,
Mimi, the former to consult DR.. Mayo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Andrew and
! Mrs. Bert Holland of GAINESVILLE were
entertained at the B. C. Wilson home
on Friday.
A social dance will be held in the
town hall, Indian Ford, Thursday even
ing, Aug. IL. The Davis orchestra will
furnish the music.
The funeral of an infant son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Morton Pierce takes place
from the home in Sumner at l o'clock
Friday afternoon.
DIR. Meyers offers $50 reward for
the detection and conviction of the per-
son who broke into his dental office a
couple of weeks ago.
H. l.. Bardeen of Darlington is Wis
iting at the home of his son Will here
with Kansas City land company.
Norman Clarke, Russell Schoenfeld,
Mahlen Ogden, Perry Anderson, Ches-
ter Peters and Baxter Sayre are camp
ing at Phantom Lake with the 7. M.
C. A.
Everywhere the grain harvest is
being crowded along this week and the
tangled condition of many of the fields
places an unusual amount of work to
save the crop
Mrs. Louise Pearce returned We'd
nesday morning from most enjoyable
six weeks visit at the California fairs,
the Yellowstone Park and other places
of interest en- route.
Rev. VIM. Craven and wife of Oak
Park, ILL.,, are passing a few days at
the home of their daughter, Mrs. Paul
N. Grubb. Mrs. Grub and her young
son returned from the GAINESVILLE hos
pital Thursday.
The annual Albion Prairie harvest
picnic will be held in Henry Marsden's
grove on Wednesday, August 18th. A
general invitation is extended. Come
and have good time.
The entire state of Wisconsin, in
Guiding the stock yards at Milwaukee
! and Cudahy, is now freed from quaran-
tine for foot-and-mouth disease, the
order taking effect August 2.
-Edgerton friends of Speaker Whit
tet will be pleased to learn that he was
presented with handsome % jeweled
watch as a token of esteem by mem
bers of the assembly on Wednesday.
Since the shade trees around DR..
Shearer's residence were so neatly
trimmed, several other property own
ers have fallen in line and had their
trees trimmed Let the good work ex-
tend to every tree in the city.
Farmers especially are invited to
attend free show and lecture at the
Lyric theater Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock and note what the new South
can do for you. Also read the particu-
lars on another page of this paper.
Con. Midtbon and wife returned
Monday from visit to Richard Ire
vorrah, who has been at the Mayo hos
pital several weeks. Mr.. Trevorrah is
slowly recovering from his operation
and is expected home in about couple
of weeks.
The bill at the Lyric on Friday
evening includes another special Vita
graph feature entitled ''O'Gary of the
Royal Mount" On Monday episode
No. 6 of 'The Diamond from the Sky
brings additional interest to all who
have seen this series.
The Edgerton band will supply the