The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-10-15
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Miss Nora Condor came home on
Monday from the GAINESVILLE hospital.
Mrs. C. w. Birkenmeyer is visiting
her sister, Mrs. F. M. Jack in Chicago.
Scott Hatch left yesterday for
months visit at his old home in Yer
| mont.
w. F. Mabbett and Walter Wick
ers returned Wednesday from a bust
ness trip to Montana.
Dan Quigley was up from Free
port, ILL.,, for short visit to his moth
er the fore part of the week.
Mrs. Rush Wentworth of Granton
is visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Morrssey.
"A pair of spectacles in a red case
were lost on the streets Tuesday.
Finder please leave at this office.
Mrs. M. Titus entertained a COM
pany of lady friends Saturday after
noon in honor of Miss Black of Fond du
Lac
"A miscellaneous shower was ten
dered Miss Sleada Jensen Tuesday
evening at her home in this city by her
admiring friends.
The Kvindeforning will be enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Julius
Hageberg, Oct. q. Bus will leave the
church at o'clock.
-Thos. Gaarder was quite seriously
burned in the face by spilling water
onto hot ashes in the City Bakery Tues
day, where he is employed.
Miss Edith Mann, teacher in the
public schools, was called to Franks
Vile the latter part of the week by the
death of her grandmother.
The first quarterly conference will
be held at the Methodist church next
Wednesday, Oct. 20, at 1:3Op. m. DR..
Perry Millar of GAINESVILLE will be here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Miller and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Mullen
were down from Madison Sunday and
assisted Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Pomeroy
in celebrating their Both wedding ami
versary.
The ladies of the Stebbinsville
church will serve their annual chicken
pie dinner on Wednesday, Oct. 20, or,
if the weather does not permit, on
Thursday, the 21st. Dinner served at
noon to which all are invited.
From Stoughton comes word of the
birth of baby daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Sundby. The mother was
formerly Miss Gertrude Rousch of this
city and for a time was operator at
the local telephone exchange.
Another three part Vitagraph special
feature, "The Dawn" is booked at the
Lyric for Friday evening. Episode
No. Is of the Diamond From the
Sky" reaches thrilling climax on
Monday, while the Charlie Chaplin
films fill the house every Tuesday even
ing.
The Albion town board let the con-
tract for new concrete bridge on the
middle road over Saunders creek to re-
place theone carried away by the recent
flood on Tuesday. There were 16 bids
received for the job, the contract being
given to L. Christensen of Cambridge
for S1750 Mr. Christensen has already
completed two bridges this season for
the town and hopes to have the present
contract finished this fall.
Street Commissioner Rusch is not
so constructed as to be in dozen diff
ferent parts of the city at one and the
same time looking afrer the necessary
repairs of damage caused by the flood.
He would if he could! Wager on that
proposition, for his whole makeup is
along accommodation lines. Let citi-
zens be patient and their wants will be
attended to in due course of time
The street commissioner has not passed
one idle minute since we were ali
washed away.
Ruth Millicent Tousley of Beloit
will sing at the M. E. church at the
morning service Sunday and at the
Congregational church at the evening
service. Miss Tousley is the daughter
of VIM. H. Tousley, former Edgerton
boy, and has made rapid strides in
vocal work under the tutilage of G.
Magnus Schultz of the Sherwood School
of Music, Chicago, and is Mr.. Schultz's
assistant in voice culture in the Sher-
wood branch school at Beloit. Miss
Tousley is also teacher of piano and
wishes to form class in Edgerton and
while here will meet prospective pupils.
To be young, beautiful and able to
wear stunning gowns with that ''know
how effect is the lot of many women.
L. H.