The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-12-08
Prof Holt and family were weel

end guests OF Sun Prairie relatives.
Rev. F. w. Schoenfeld was called
to Hartford Sunday to preach the fun
eral sermon of nephew.
Mrs. Paul Watson and son Rexford
and Miss Pearl Carey passed the week
end with Stoughton friends.
w. A. Shelley was out from Mil
waukee Tuesday to attend directors
meeting of the Tobacco Exchange bank.
Henry Schmeling is reported to be
recovering nicely at the Madison hos
pital from which he will soon be dis
charged.
The Soldiers Monument Circle will
hold their Christmas bazaar and supper
at T. A. & B hall, Dec. 18th. Sale be-
gins at p. M, supper at 5 until all are
served.
Mrs. Henry Akin and daughter and
granddaughter and maid of Pittsburgh,
who have been visiting relatives here
for several weeks, departed Friday for
New York city where they expect to
pass the winter.
The Carlton hotel will serve it's an,
nual ludefsk supper on Saturday even
ing, Dec. Both, at SOC per plate, and
cordial invitation is extended to every
one. Those who were present year
ago will certainly pass the word to
their friends for they will not want
them to miss this affair.
AT the annual election of officers
at the K. of P. lodge Monday evening
the following officers were elected: G.
c., Charles Bowen; V. c., Earl Dick
erson; P, Harry Armit; M. w., Roy
Farman; K. R. and S., F. G. Smith;
M. F., w. B. Doty; M. E., |. W.
Spike; M. A.. A. d. Lyon; |. g., Geo.
Radiant; O. G., C. S. Farman; Trus-
tee, J. A. Dickerson; G. L. Rep, H.
M. Raymond.
Owing to her fathers i'll health,
requiring him to seek more favorable
climate, Miss Edith Heidner has asked
leave of absence from her school duties
during December, January, February
and March. If granted, Miss Eva
Foley, graduate of the University of
Wisconsin and teacher of two years
experience, will doubtless substitute
for Miss Heidner.
Those who contemplate purchasing
Ford cars in the immediate future will
be interested in the adv. of Theo. Tel
lefson & Son. On account of the great
demand for Ford cars the Ford Motor
Co. must have the buyers orders be-
fore the agency can secure them. BY
giving them your order now you can
have immediate or early spring deliv-
cry. See the point?
Walter Hackbarth and bride miss
Martha Handtke) returned Saturday
evening from brief wedding trip to
receive the congratulations of friends.
After securing the necessary license
and special permit their marriage was
quietly performed in Milwaukee Tues
day evening. The groom is again at
his post with the Dallman Drug Co.
and the young couple will soon begin
housekeeping in the Grassman flats on
Randolph street.
Fred Turner, employed in the Ed
gerton Motor Co.'s garage, was the
victim of an auto mishap that might
have resulted in more serious injury
than the cuts and bruises which he re-
ceived. Thursday evening while driv
ing out of GAINESVILLE along Milton ave-
nue., after turning out to pass car, he
found his steering gear had locked on
him and he was unable to get back into
the road or avoid culvert that rose
directly in front of him, into which he
crashed with sufficient force to smash
up his machine. He was taken to the
hospital where he was patched up and
able to return home Saturday.
1.-THE Shrine of Happiness is the
title of the 5-part Pathe feature to be
shown at the Lyric on Thursday, fea-
turing Jackie Saunders. This is one of
the famous Pathe hand colored pic
lures and sure to be pleasing attrac-
ton. On Friday 3-part Lubin drama
will present 1.-The Return of John Bos-
ton,' featuring George Routh and
Coda Madden. Alice Brady and Jack
Sheriff. will appear Monday in ''Then
I'll Come Back to YOU" This photo
play is taken from the novel of the
same name and as photoplay is sue
cess in many ways. 1t is full of action
and from the time the picture begins
the interest never wanes. The outdoor
scenes are the glorious Adirondack
mountains and the interior scenes are
unusually tasty, while the acting of
both Miss Brady and Mr.. Sheriff. is ex-
ceptionally good.