The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-05-14
Neighbors meet tonight.

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Clayton Hubbell has returned from
Montana
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Craven of Oak
Park, ILL.,, are guests at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. Paul N. Grub.
The Ladies society of the Congre
gational church will meet in the church
parlors next Wednesday, May 10. Sup
per served from 80 on.
-Mesdames G. w. Doty, J. A. Hen
derson, T. A. Clarke and c. w. Birken-
meeer entertained large party of
lady friends at the Congregational
church parlors Thursday with a l o'clock
luncheon which was followed by pro-
gram.
VIM. Barrett paid visit to An
drew Erickson at st. Joe, Mich, over
! Sunday. He reports that Mr.. Erick-
son is in fair way to completely re-
cover from his injuries in an automo-
bile accident when he sustained a badly
broken leg, which is certainly good
news to his many friends hereabouts.
Two new Overland automobiles,
driven by Russell Conn and Will Dick
inson, bumped noses at the Depart
ment store corner of Swift and Front
streets about 10 o'clock Tuesday even
ing. Russell was going south on Swift
street and Will west on Front street,
both cars going less than Is miles so
the impact was light. The tenders of
both machines were somewhat bent.
AT St. Joseph's church Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock, Frank Whey and
| Miss Emma Boden of Porter were
united in marriage by Rev. j. E. Har-
| lin. The wedding march was played
| by Miss Jennie Mccarthy and the bride
! and groom were attended by Erwin
| Lawrence and Miss Nora Mccarthy.
The young couple left on the afternoon
| train for a brief wedding trip, after
which they will make their home on
| the groom's farm in the town of Por-
ter, with the best wishes of large
circle of friends.
Two reports of Sunday accidents
from eye witnesses, but lacking some
| particulars, have reached US. One on
the west Albion road north of the
| Wentworth corner, where Miss Ada
| Hemsing's hat blew off while riding in
an automobile and without waiting for
| LJ. 70 oHo no oIfhnr 7I1roToH
or fell out while it was running at full
| speed, with the result that she was
| thrown to the ground, sustaining
bruises and a broken thumb. She re-
NAMED unconscious until the party
reached the Stoughton hospital. The
/ other occupants of the car were her
father, mother and sister. Benny Gill
| bertson was driving the car. The other
! accident occurred on the MELVILLE road
where a motorcycle frightened rig
driven by girl and it was overturned,
| throwing out an old lady who was con-
siderably injured.
Edgerton K. of P. Win Contest Cup.
A district contest of third rank teams
of Knights of Pythias lodges of Beloit,
Evansville, Delavan and Edgerton was
held here on Monday evening, which
attracted the attendance Of about 400
members of the order. A special train
secured by the Delavan lodge arrived
here about 6 o'clock, while automobile
parties from Brodhead, Stoughton,
Lake Mills and nearby towns helped
swell the crowd. The business places
about town were decorated in holiday
attire for the occasion and large IL
Illuminated emblem of the order was
suspended across Henry street under
the ''Welcome" sign.
Each of the competing teams was
given an opportunity to confer the
rank of Knight before disinterested
judges, with system of marking COW
ering the correctness of the ritual, ora
torical delivery, general appearance OF
! the team, floor work, etc. That the
different teams did excellent work IS
reflected in the decision of the judges
whose markings showed but few
points between the highest and lowest,
Edgerton being given first place by
II points, With this victory trophy
cup valued at $75 came into the pos
session of the Edgerton lodge. Acad-
envy hall which was closely filled was
used for the floor work. The next an
nual contest will be held at Beloit.
Tobacco Notes
j. A. Jensen left Sunday morning for