The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-09-22

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| The Ladies Aid society gave sur
prise on Mrs. w. H. Clarke on her 10th
birthday Wednesday afternoon.
The band concert postponed from
| Wednesday evening on account OF rain
will be held Saturday night this week.
Mr.. Andrew Jensen was reelected
a member of the democratic state GEN.
| trail committee at Madison this week
and probably will be continued as treas
| urer.
The anniversary of the 83rd birth
day of Mrs. G. w. Haylock was the
occasion Of, pleasant gathering or
| friends and neighbors at her home last
Friday afternoon. Ice cream and cake
was served and presents in remember
ance of the occasion were made to
Mrs. Haylock.
| The chances are that Hon. l.. e.
Whittet will have no opposition on the
| democratic ticket to his reelection to
| the assembly. The only democratic
candidate that failed to receive votes
enough to get into his party column
was Richard Valentine whose primary
vote fell short of 10 per cent of the
votes cast for governor at the last cleo
ton. If Richard continues in the race
| his name must go under the indepen-
| dent column.
The members of the Edgerton
Chapter No. SO O. E. S. are invited to
attend six thirty dinner given by the
GAINESVILLE Chapter No. SO in their hall,
Wednesday evening, Sept. 9th. All
who wish conveyance provided for them
are requested to notify either Mrs. j.
L. Holton or Miss Madge Wilson. All
members who are planning to attend
Grand Chapter to be held in Milwaukee
| October 4th and 9Th are asked to notify
one of the above committee at an early
date.
-s'Captivating Mary Carstairs" 5
part feature starring the famous Norma
Talmadge, will be shown on Thursday
at the Lyric. On Friday three part
Lubin drama, ''The Voice in the Night, "
with Helen Greene in the leading role.
'The Penitents, five part Triangle
feature, will be presented on Monday.
On Tuesday an Essanay three-part feat
ure will be presented featuring the
we'll known Darwin Karr. Mr.. Karr
will be here in person to address the
audience, telling how pictures are
made which will be instructive as well
as very interesting.
| Many of our young people have
gone away to higher institutions of
learning this week. Our delegation of
university students includes Lowell
Whittet, Harry Shearer, Ray Mccain,
Andrew Thoreson, Sanford Smith, Fred
Kellogg, Baxter Sayre, Francis Cur
ran and Misses Leona Post, Cecilia
Barrett and Eunice Nelson. To the
| Whitewater normal, Russell Conn, En-
ma Berg, Lois Slagg, Mary Conway,
Agnes Mcintyre, Grace McDonough,
Betty Bruhn. To the Oshkosh normal,
Chas. and Edw. Sweeney, Ruby Berry.
Miss Marion Doty to the Stevens Point
normal.
The Mentholatum Co. of Wichita,
Kansas, offered prizes for the best
window display by firms handling their
goods east of the Mississippi river.
There were 81 prizes in all. Our popu-
lar druggist, Mr.. M. E. Titus, tossed
his hat into the arena, rolled up his
sleeves and went to work This was in
the early part of August and many will
recall the attractive window display of
camping scene at his store in the Ell
lingson block. Photographs of windows
throughout the states were taken and
forwarded to the Mentholatum COM
pany. Under date of September 18th,
Mr.. Titus received letter informing
! him that his window was first prize
| winner, with check enclosed for one
hundred dollars Not only MIR. Titus,
but citizens of Edgerton generally are
proud OF this announcement.
Coach Lamoreaux is shaping up his
high school football team for the COM
ing season. He has some good mater
ial in training for the schedule of games
so far booked. Sept. %, Watertown at
Edgerton; Sept 80, North Milwaukee
at Edgerton; Oct. Z, Monroe at Mon
roe; Oct. a.. Stoughton at Stoughton;
/ Oct. 81, Fort Atkinson at Edgerton;
Oct 27, probably Reedsburg at Reeds
burg; Oct %, the team will attend the
Wisconsin Illinois game at Madison;
Nov. 4, Stoughton at Edgerton; Nov.
II, Lake Geneva at Lake Geneva; Nov.
Is, open. Rollin Williams, captain and
L. H.; Norman Clarke, R. H.; Mahlon
Ogden, F. B.; James Curran, O. B.;
Rollen Kellogg, c.; Leland Whitford,
Barney Rossebo, Edward Short, Ches