The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-06-04
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Frank, May 20.

"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Venske Wednesday morning.
Mrs. G. M. Neuton of Sparta is
visiting at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
V. N. Green.
1t seems to have escaped the no.
tice of everybody that a 4th of July'is
less than month away.
"A. E. Sorenson of Whitehall and
Sheriff Torgerson of Trempealeau
county were callers in Edgerton on
Sunday.
-Theo. Johnson has started the work
of laying the curb and gutter on that
part of the Main street improvement
contract awarded him.
Tom Burns has returned from
Readstown where he has been in charge
of the Weetman Dickinson warehouse
during the packing season.
Mrs. Clark Pierce is reported as
recovering nicely from an operation
performed at Mercy hospital in James
Vile the latter part of the week.
&C. B. Carey and nephew, L. M.
Carey of Sidney, Neb., have gone to
New York to visit relatives and look
over the scenes of their boyhood days.
Mrs. P. H. Donovan and two
daughters of Albert Lea, Mimi, ar
rived on Thursday last and will spend
the summer with Mrs. Donovan's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Morrissey.
Walton Pyre will bring his wife
and infant son, John Morgan Pyre, to
Edgerton when he comes here to play
in the Single Man. They will be guests
of Mrs. James Pyre while in the CITY,
Mrs. T. w. North and her mother,
Mrs. Wales of Delavan, visited rela-
tives here few days this week. While
here Mrs. Wales suffered a slight
stroke, but was able to return home
Tuesday.
Mrs. Gus Baumgartner and Mrs.
w. G. Tenant of Milwaukee, sisters
of Drs. A. T. and Floyd Shearer, came
out to attend the high school COM
mencement exercises, at which their
nephew, Willard Sumner, graduated.
Prof. Ernest Hooton of Harvard
University visited his parents few
DAYS this week. Rev. Hooton and wife
accompanied him to Delavan Tuesday
and later we learn Prof. Hooton is to
be married at Chicago and wedding
trip to the Canary Islands is contem-
plated.
The Lawrence College Lyric quar-
tette, group of four young men who
are making an automobile tour across
the continent, will sing in Edgerton,
June II, at the M. E. church. This
quartette comprises four of the best
male voices in the state. The price of
admission is rs cents.
Wisconsin Day" at the Panama
Pacific exposition will be held either
July 16 or IS. All Wisconsin men and
women will meet at the Wisconsin
building at the fair on these days, and
the University band will be there to
furnish music and join in the celebra-
ton.
-''Young Mrs Winthrop" an Edi-
son dramatization of a popular novel,
is the attraction booked at the Lyric
for Friday evening. Another Famous
Players production, "The Little Grey
Lady," of four reels, will be shown
Monday evening next. None should
fail to see this exceptionally fine play.
The lecture announced for last Fri
day evening in the Albion Prairie M.
E. church by DR.. Perry Millar on ''The
Land of the Midnight Sun" was post
poned on account of unfavorable wealth
err. 1t will be delivered next Tuesday
evening, June 9Th, in the above church.
No admission fee. An offering at close
of lecture. All who can possibly do so
should hear this
Two automobiles, a Grant driven
by Chris Nelson and Buick owned by
Harry Ash, side swiped on one of the
long hills this side of MELVILLE last
Thursday evening. The Ash car was
making the run for the hill which Lar
son was descending and in the confusion
of the lights both failed to allow suf
ficient room in passing, with the result
of an impact that badly damaged both
cars. The front wheels Of each ma
chine were smashed and the tenders
and frames bent and twisted, requiring
considerable repairs before either can
appear in public again. The crash
must have been something terrific
when they locked wheels to have &C
complished so much damage, and yet
the occupants were none of them thrown
from the machines. So for this reason