The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-06-18


With an up-to-date outfit, Gilbert
Karnopp has opened barber shop in
the Pringle building next to The Re-
porter office.
Mrs. S. C. Humphrey left Thurs
day for Elgin, H., to visit her sister,
Mrs. Matte Stewart, and will also
visit relatives at Aurora during her
absence of about two weeks.
Prof. F. O. Holt and family at
tended the marriage of his sister, Miss
| Cora Holt, and David Williams Of Min
| neapolis, at the family home in James
Vile Tuesday evening.
The Woman's Christian Temper
| ance Union is invited to meet with
Mrs. Scott Hatch at her cottage at
Rock river Friday, June 18th. A pic
mic dinner will be served.
Harvey Raymond accompanied his
sister to Chicago last Thursday for
few days visit and from there went to
Racine to attend meeting of the
| Grand Lodge K. of P. this week
John Sherman was visiting Phil
Welch, our ex-marshal, in Crawford
county when Saturdays cyclone swept
over that section Of the state. He Wis
tied several places that were swept by
the storm leaving destruction in it's
| wake.
Senator Husting has settled the
post office contests that have been
hanging for some time by recommend
! ing Chas. w. Steele, mail carrier in
the office, as postmaster at Beloit;
Emery A. Odell at Monroe, and Arthur
J. Dopp at Waukesha.
Walter Myer, II year old James
vile youngster, holds the seasons rec
ord thus far in the ''swat the fly cam
paign, having a grand total Of IA, 800
''dead ones" counted and paid for by
the special committee of the Civic club.
Busy boy.
The Edgerton Electric Light Co.
have erected new brick switch house
on lot secured of George Lynts in the
third ward, which will displace the one
| located near the H. Ebbott & Sons
corner, which location will be used in
the walk being laid next to the curb
| line on that street.
1.-THE Christian will be shown at
the Lyric Thursday, June Oath. This
photoplay is in reels and required 500
scenes and 5000 people, with Edith
Storey and Earle Williams playing the
leading parts. 1t is claimed by both
press and critics to be wonderful
production. The first show will start
at 7 o. m. sharp and the second at 9 p.
m. sharp. On account of the high rem
tai price of this picture it will be nee
essary to charge Is cents for adults
and Is cents for children. Patrons are
urged to come early as they will find
the picture more interesting if seen
right from the start.
The Household Economics Club of
gregational church Thursday, June 10.
Plates for fifty were laid by the Ladies
| Missionary society and delicious
luncheon was served. After the usual
business meeting, Mrs. Wanamaker
pleased the audience with a song. Miss
| Conley, state Inspector of domestic
science, gave an interesting address on
"The History and Practical Use of
, Domestic Science" Mrs Fred Hub
bell told us of the Social Center work.
Fulton has the honor of organizing the
first rural Social Center in Rock county
and the intellectual and social benefits
derived from such Center were shown
in her talk. Mrs. Vie Campbell gave
a short report of the Beloit convention,
and a most pleasant and profitable
meeting closed with the singing of
america.
Al Ringing, veteran Snowman,
has long been resident Of Baraboo.
His work has taken him to distant
places but he has always come back to
DdIdUOO. l1C 10 a. HOIAiO ILCoC Jay q
fact which makes the city little
prouder of itself even than it is wont
to be. He is home, but active. His
resourceful mind is working on new
things just now and Baraboo is watch
ing the progress. A play house, the
plans for which have been evolving in
his mind for years is now going up, as
a product of his genius. He is building
for his home town a theater which is
the result of years of study, and which
will combine in beauty and loneliness
all that art and architecture can bring
to it-and this is not ALL Baraboo
Democrat.