The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-01-05

Mrs. Aug. haJZlaII Jr.. VINO mas
been quite seriously i'll, is reported now
to be regaining her health.
Miss Bernice Saunders returned to
Stevens Point Wednesday to resume
her position in the normal school.
The Edgerton Credit Association
have arranged for a banquet to be held
at The Carlton hotel next Tuesday
night.
Mrs. F. M. Jack and daughter have
returned to Chicago where Miss Mil
dred will re-enter hospital for treat
ment.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church will be enter
tanned at the church Thursday, Jan.
18th, by Mrs. E. M. Ladd and Mrs.
John Linaas.
The first woman peace officer in
Rock county has been appointed by
Sheriff Whipple who named Miss Mary
Whalen of Beloit deputy for the mu-
nicipal court in that city.
Miss Florence Day who recently
underwent an operation at the hospital
at Madison, is reported recovering
nicely and expects to be able soon to
resume her duties as librarian at the
public library.
Mrs. Van Ness Green and Miss
Genevieve Holcomb left Saturday for
Sparta, where Mrs. Green will visit her
sister, Mrs. Geo. Newton, for couple
of weeks. Miss Holcomb will return
Wednesday to La Crosse, where she is
attending the normal school.
The second number on the COM
munity lecture course will be given at
the Stebbinsville church, Monday, Jan.
9Th, by Rev. G. Kenneth MacInnis,
with his new illustrated lecture, "A
Glimpse of Four Continents, Including
Egypt and the Holy Land. 3"
Chris. Olson, who has been making
his home in Edgerton for the past few
years, recently acquired farm near
Angus in Barron county, is now in the
hospital at Rice Lake recuperating
from an injury he sustained by falling
off hay stack. He had been superin-
tending the work of cleaning off some
cut over lands.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Tobacco Exchange Bank
was held in the directors room OF the
bank Tuesday afternoon. The present
officers and board of directors were ali
reelected. The reports submitted
showed the bank had enjoyed sub
stantial increase of business during the
year. The surplus, after the usual
dividend, now exceeds the capital stock.
Last Thursday Miss Frances Kee-
gan slipped and fell on the icy walk at
her home and fractured the hip bone.
DR.. McChesney was summoned and the
fracture properly cared for. On Fri
day Miss Keegan was taken to Mercy
hospital in GAINESVILLE where she will
remain until the knitting of the bone is
completed. Reports from the hospital
are that she is getting along as nicely
and rapidly as could be expected.
"a Youth of Fortune" will be pre-
sented at The Lyric on Thursday. This
is a society college drama in parts,
featuring Carter DeHaven and Flora
Parker DeHaven. Many will remem-
Der Miss DeHaven in the ''Madcap''
played here few weeks ago and was
we'll liked. Harry Dunkerison and
Camille Darcy are featured in
part Essanay comedy drama on Friday.
Charles Cherry with an all star cast
will be featured in 5 part society
drama, "Passerby," on Mondaa. Com
ing Jan. 10, Anna Pavlowa in ''The
Dumb Girl of Portica."
The marriage of Miss Henrietta
Lintvedt, daughter Of Mrs. Martha
Lintvedt, to Mr.. Warren Sturtevant OF
Lima Center took place at the home OF
the bride at o'clock in the morning
on New Years day. Only immediate
relatives witnessed the ceremony which
| was performed by Rev. j. Linnevold.
Miss Lintvedt is a graduate of the Ed
| gerton high school and after course
| in the Whitewater normal engaged ir
teaching. Mr.. Sturtevant is pros
porous farmer in the town of Lima
| Center. The best wishes of large
circle of friends follow the bridal couple
| to their home.