The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-08-27

visiting at the home of her parents
here.
Mr.. and Mrs Date Ogdon spent
Saturday and Sunday at Mukwanago
visiting friends.
Mrs. T. A. Nelson and daughter of
Milwaukee are guests at c. w. Birken-
meyers cottage on Rock river.
Mrs. Nels Larson and daughter
have returned from visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Leitner, at Hampshire,
III.
Mrs. D. l. Wilson is visiting with
friends in Washington, D. c., for
couple of weeks, after which she will
return to Edgerton.
w. A. Shelly was out from Mil
waukee for short stay yesterday, pre-
vious to going to his farm in Virginia
for months stay.
DIR. and Mrs. Morrison, Miss Flor
ence Child and Mrs. E. S. Hatch mo-
tored to Beaver Dam Thursday for S
visit to Rev. MacInnis' family.
The Ladies Society of the Congre-
gational church will meet next We'd
nesday afternoon, Sept. 1. A cafe
terra supper will be served at $50.
Mrs. Niles Hawkins and three
children and Miss Kate Creegan re-
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day after weeks visit at the home of
Date Ogden.
Miss Eva Knable, nurse from
Viola, who has been with friends here
several weeks, underwent an operation
for appendicitis at Mercy hospital,
Monday. She is getting along nicely.
"A J. Kelley and family of Chicago
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Cutlery
at The Carlton for short time this
week. Mr.. Kelley is secretary to the
chief Of the fire department of that
city.
-''The Secret Plea" is the title of
another special Vitagraph feature at
the Lyric on Friday evening. A con-
tinuation of that thrilling story, "The
Diamond from the Sky" on Monday
next.
w. S. Heddles and family returned
to their Madison home Tuesday from
an extended trip to the Pacific coast,
including both expositions. The return
journey was made over the northern or
Canadian Pacific route.
County Treasurer Livermore has
received SO, 201109, the county's por-
ton of the automobile licenses issued
this year, which will be placed in the
county road repair fund. Some of it
ought to be expended right away on
county highways we could name.
As Rev. Linnevold and family were
boarding the Northwestern train at
Madison for Bloomer Wednesday after
noon, their son Demands foot got
caught in the vestibule floor and his
big toe crushed. He was taken to a
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Bloomer may be delayed.
-Judson Dodge and wife of South
Haven, Mich, and Mrs. M. Erwine of
Nashua, Iowa, have been guests at the
home of A w. Shumway and wife dur
ing the week. On Sunday Mr.. Shum-
way took the party to Mt. Vernon to
visit the old home of himself and sis
ter, Mrs. Erwine.
After it was all over Stoughton
seemed to fully realize that it was
stung by the carnival held there last
week. The band, under whose auspices
it was given, has only the paltry sum
of about $3.50 left over expenses, while
the carnival absorbed $40, 900 to $4,000
Of good money from the community
that was spent in the cheapest kind of
amusement.
&C. w. Lehman of Elgin, ILL.,, met
with fortunate accident Sunday after
noon while driving into town on the
MELVILLE road where one of the sharp
turns occurs near the Stricken farm.
He was speeding along the road with
large Marmon Six and was unable to
negotiate the turn that was hid by
weeds and bushes. The car skidded
along for short distance and then
rolled over on it's side The occupants
were thrown from the car and one of
the lady occupants considerably bruised.
DR.. Shearer was called but after re-
covering from the shock she was able
to proceed with her journey. The wind
shield and steering wheel of the car
were broken but repairs were obtained
from local garage so Mr.. Lehman
left with party later in the day.
Farmers Warned About Seed Corn.