The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-11-03
Election Tuesday. Don't fail to

closed election day.
John Willie will hold an auction sale
on the Lackner farm, Friday, Nov. 3.
Some reformer ought to start a
campaign for sane halloween at once.
Work in the Rank of Page at the
K. of P. Lodge on Monday evening,
Nov. 6.
The Devine family have moved in
to their new home purchased of DR..
johnson on Rollin street, this week.
Wileman & Kealey are at work
grading and surfacing mile of high
way on the Stebbinsville road west OF
the Sheepskin school house.
Mrs. Paul N. Grubb gave pro-
gram of readings before the Athena
Glass at the home of Mrs. Archie Reid
in GAINESVILLE last Thursday afternoon.
The funeral of Jessie Henrietta
Zieman, daughter of Mrs. Charles lie
man, was held from the Norwegian
church Wednesday, Rev. Linnevold of
ficiating.
Mrs. Henry Aiken and her daugh-
ter Nellie and the latter's young daugh-
ter of Pittsburgh, Pa, are visiting at
the homes of ohm J. Culton and Mrs.
C. R. Bentley.
The high school departments close
Thursday and Friday in order that the
teachers might attend the State Teach
ers' association meeting being held in
Milwaukee.
Miss Beulah Pomeroy gave hal
ioween party Tuesday evening to about
twenty of her young friends. A half
dozen young men from Stoughton par
tlcipated in this pleasant affair.
Mrs. George M. Newton of Sparta
came Thursday to spend few days
with her sister, Mrs. V. N. Green.
Miss Amanda Drotning of Stoughton
was also her guest Thursday night.
Mrs. Gertrude Mccarthy returned
Tuesday evening from Colorado Springs
where she has been with her son Carl
ton for several months. She reports
that her son is slowly regaining his
health.
Mr.. Emil Giljohann, secretary OF
the Times Insurance Co., and W. Il.
Groat of GAINESVILLE, district agent,
were here Tuesday to attend the fun
eral of John Dave, who has represent
ed the company for some years past.
Few speakers in the present cam
paign are making "a more impressive
talk than Hon. c. B. Bird, who will
address a republican meeting at the
Majestic this Thursday evening. If
you desire to hear the issues discussed
come and listen to Mr.. Bird.
An injunction taken out in be-
half of the city was served on the Ed
gerton Farmers Warehouse Co. on
Wednesday to restrain them from
building coal shed within the fire linn
it's unless the construction be ireproof
as required by city ordinance.
The national election returns will
be handled through the Wisconsin Tel
ephone Co. on the evening of Nov. Z.
The Bell company will gather the re-
turns from all portions of the country
and sent to central points in short bul-
letins and relayed to connecting Offices.
It is probable that few returns Of in
terest will be received until 10 or II
o'clock.
About thirty friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Barton sprung very COM
plete surprise by dropping in at their
home Tuesday evening to remind them
of their 18th wedding anniversary. The
company carried we'll filled baskets and
bounteous feast was served. Cards,
Halloween stunts and a social good
time provided most pleasant evening.
A beautiful linen tablecloth was left as
reminder of the occasion.
William Houglid, young man en-
ployed on the farm of Lars Jordalen,
northeast of Stoughton, was the victim
of a terrible accident while saving
wood Tuesday His coat sleeve came
in contact with the shafting of the ma
chine in some way and before Mr.. Jor-
dalen could stop the engine the young
mans right arm was torn from the
shoulder. Houglid also sustained
broken leg and several scalp wounds.
1.-THE Love Trail'' is the title of
5-part Pathe feature to be presented at
the Lyric on Thursday. This photo
play is taken from the novel ''The Hop
Doctor" by Richard Dehan. Agnes
Glynne, assisted by Fred Paul, will
star in this feature play. A 3-part
Selig drama, ''The Return" will be
shown on Friday, featuring Kathryn