The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-09-01
Mrs. F. w. Coon passed Wednes-

likewise don't forget to mark an
| x after our Ben's name for sheriff.
Now, altogether, and help boost
our "Big Chief Ben" into the office OF
sheriff.
Miss Eleanor Hitchcock visited
few days this week with friends in
Freeport.
Miss Kittie McDonough lett for
Chippewa Falls for brief visit with
friends, joining her mother there.
Ernest Hooton of Harvard univer-
sity passed few days of the week at
the home of his parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Hooton.
The Bethany Circle will be enter
tanned by the Misses Christine and
Hilda Rossebo at their home Thursday
evening, Sept. 7th.
Mrs. j. C. Spilman submitted to
an operation at the Madison hospital
Saturday. Her condition since is re-
ported quite satisfactory.
Miss Dorothy Hatch of Exter, N.
H., who has been visiting with her
uncle for several weeks, left for her
home Tuesday morning.
Eugene Flarity left for Milwaukee
| Tuesday where he intends to enter the
Marquette university sechool of phar-
macy the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Thomas, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Burnett and Miss
Eva Bailey of Milwaukee were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Cutlery at
| The Carlton.
Miss Olga Hanson, Miss May Her
ron of Evansville, Miss Belle Dave and
Miss Louise Shields of Philadelphia
made up an auto party that left for the
Dells Tuesday with Will Tyler at the
wheel.
sl-The dog poisoner has been getting
in his work and several animals have
fallen victims during the week. Ar
thur Wileman was bitten through his
thumb in attempting to administer an
antidote to his dog.
| Mr.. Gibbs and Mr.. Taylor, who
have spent the past two weeks in this
section making geographical survey
of Rock county, have completed their
work in this section and moved to Ev-
ansville Thursday.
Services at the Methodist church
next Sunday This will be Rev. Hoot-
ons last Sunday of the conference year.
On September 9Th the annual confer
| ence convenes OF Whitewater and Rev.
Hooton will attend.
"A borse belonging to Mrs. Anna
Ford of Albion slipped its halter picnic
| night and was found the next day in a
field on the Thronson farm, but the
buggy to which the animal was hitched
was badly damaged.
! The Gridley Entertainers, under
the management of J. Har. Basel, will
appear in the Congregational church
| Monday evening, Sept. 18th, in pro-
gram of mimicry and merriment that
will leave good taste in your mouth.
| -Threshing is pretty we'll along with
| our farmers and the yield of small
grain is better than the usual average.
Barley is espe cially white and we'll
filled. GAINESVILLE buyers have received
several car loads here during the week
at prices ranging over S1.0O per bushel.
Henry Thronson returned to Mercy
hospital at GAINESVILLE Monday for the
removal of the silver plates from his
fractured leg that were necessary for
holding the broken bones in place while
they were knitting. The fracture was
bad one but the chances are he will
have the use of his limb nearly as good
as ever.
B. M. Burtch, engineer for the G.
M. & st. P. Railway company, together
with Attorney Nolan of GAINESVILLE, were
in the city Thursday to meet the prop
erty owners at the Pleasant View re-
sort in regard to road to their prop
erty 1t is planned to run a road
through the marsh on the south side of
the railroad to avoid crossing the track.
! Myrtle the Manicurist" is the
title of the three part Vitagraph Broad
way Star feature to be shown at the
Lyric Friday, featuring Jewell Hunt
and Ned Finley with an all star cast.
On Monday the Triangle Film Corpora
ton presents ellis Picture in the Pap
ers," featuring the popular stars, Lor-
eta Blake and Douglas Fairbanks,
produced by Harry Davenport.
"A large attendance from this city
helped swell the crowd of over 800 at
the Clear Lake conference Sunday af-
ternoon. Mrs. M. E. Titus and Mrs.
C. j. Wanamaker assisted in most
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