The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-08-11
Mrs. Burt Harrison and daughter
have returned from Montana.

duration came yesterday morning.
ID. w. North went to Minneapolis
Tuesday evening on business matters.
Mrs. R. Trevorrah is visiting her
son Frank at Footville for few days.
VIM. Mohr and family of Chicago
are visiting at Will Davis in Indian
Ford.
Paul N. Grub and wife returned
Monday from a visit to his parents at
Mansion.
"A. T. Earle and wife have returned
from motor trip to the northern part
of the state.
DIR. Howe and Prof. keenan, of
Fennimore were guests at DR.. A. l..
Shearer's Tuesday.
Mrs. C. E. Shannon departed for
Syaner Tuesday to remain until the
hay fever season is over.
Mrs. Herman Rummelhoff is up
from Chicago for several weeks visit
with relatives and friends.
Miss Ingebor Anderson OF Deer
field visited Edgerton friends portion
of the week after spending several
weeks in Chicago.
Mrs. L. Zeidler of Watertown and
Miss Ella Dallman of Milwaukee have
been guests at the home of Roy Saun-
ders and wife during the week.
Rev. L. A. Parr will preach at the
Congregational church Sunday morn
ing, August 18th, at II o'clock. Sun
day school as usual at 10 o'clock. There
will be no evening service.
Clarence Hitchcock came up from
! Rockford Sunday to accompany his
family home, who had been spending
the week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Hitchcock.
| The residents of Albion Prairie will
hold their annual picnic at Henry Mars
denis grove next Tuesday, August Is.
Gov. Philip has promised to be pres
ent and give brief address.
Through the overturning of an auto
in GAINESVILLE Sunday night, Mrs. Date
Ogden of this city was injured in the
back and Mrs. Williams, sister, was
sent to Mercy hospital with a frac-
tured skull Others in the party es-
capped with slight scratches.
| Mr. Henry G. Bell, agronomist for
| the soil improvement committee of the
National Fertilizer association, in COM
pany with Prof. Johnson of the agri-
cultural department of the university,
were in town last Thursday and made
a trip into the country districts of this
vicinity taking notes on the soil, condi-
ton of the crops, etc.
| -"Out of the Quagmire' the title
of the three part Vitagraph Broadway
Star feature to be shown at The Lyric
Friday, featuring Ned Finley and Julia
Swayne Gordon with an all star cast.
On Monday, the Triangle Film Corpo-
ration presents ''The Winged Idol" in
five parts, featuring the popular stars,
Katherine Kaebred and House Peters,
produced by Thomas H. Ince.
Eight members of the Edgerton
Gun Club went to Fort Atkinson last
| Thursday to attend the community pic
mic and take part in the 100 clay bird
shoot that was held by the Fort Atkin-
son Gun Club Their scores were as
follows: H. E. Peters, 80; Herbert Alb
blet, sc; Dick Miller, "a; P. M. Filing
son, 81; A. K. Wallin, 80; C. Smith
back, 80; H. r. Martin, II; F. B.
Gleave, 73. The beautiful loving cup
donated by the Business Mems associa-
ton of Fort Atkinson was won by the
| Whitewater club with a score of 449
The high single honors went to Jones OF
| Milton Junction with score of 95.
/ Twelve valuable head of cattle be.
longing to Herbert Smith of the towr
of GAINESVILLE were killed Saturday even.
ng by C. M. & st. P. train near An!
derson's crossing, few miles north OF
GAINESVILLE. The herd of "a cattle hao
| broken through the fence and were or
the railroads right of way when the
accident occurred. Two of the cows
were killed first by a train going out Of
GAINESVILLE, and another train from the
north passed by and killed ten, and in
jured two more. They were of the
| Holstein breed and were valued al
S1100.
scTake q Day Off -