The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-06-22
Local Happenings

week on real estate business.
II. B. Earle paid visit to his Rice
Lake farm the latter part of the week.
&C. E. Shannon returned Sunday
8, rom trip to his resort at Lost Lake.
w. E. Babcock was out from Chi
cago for short visit over the week
end.
The university students OF this To-
cality are home for their summer vaca-
ton.
J. T. Naset was called to Outa-
game county Sunday for the inspec-
ton of some county road work.
Arthur Shannon and wife were
down from Portage for week end
visit with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delos Nicholson are
here from Chicago for an extended va
cation at the home of his mother.
Mrs. F. E. Ash entertained party
of lady friends, mostly schoolmates of
former days, at her home Friday after
noon.
Mrs. F. C.. Ullrich of New York
has been guest at the home OF DIR.
Cleary and other Edgerton friends dur
ing the week.
Elmer Ward and wife of Hunting
ton, Ind, were guests at the home of
A. E. Stewart few Gays the latter
part of the week.
d. w. North has been advised of
the arrival of grandson, born to Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Brokow at Oconto
Falls on Fri lay last.
Miss Bernice Saunders, who has a
position as secretary to the president
of the Stevens Point Normal school, is
home for an extended vacation.
Harvey Raymond went to Manito-
voc Monday to attend the Grand Lodge
K. of 2. in session in that city during
the week as representative of the or
der here.
Earl Shaw left Friday for the AL
lentown, Pa, training camp for the
Red Cross hospital corps and expects
to be sent to France some time within
a few weeks.
Edgar C. Crandall of Los Angeles,
CAL, and his daughter, Mrs. j. P.
Laweser of San Diego, have been visit
ing among relatives and friends in this
vicinity during the week.
james Hepburn Jr. and Miss Elsie
lehman were united in marriage at the
M. E. parsonage in GAINESVILLE Saturday
by Rev. Lewis. The best wishes of
many friends await their return from
brief wedding trip.
"A large ventilating fan has been
installed at the Lyric theater which
changes the entire air in the house
every four minutes. The suction of
.he fan draws fresh air into the front
and expeIs it under the stage in the
rear.
After many delays work on the
Washington street improvement was
started by the Cast Stone Construction
Co. Saturday. Sufficient material for
the concrete pavement is now on the
ground so it is hoped the work will go
forward without any further Interrupt
tions.
-Four w. C.. T. u. unions met at
the county asylum last Friday on Flow
er Mission day and program was
given in the chapel and very pleasant
afternoon was passed. The members
took their own lunch, Mr.. and Mrs.
Whipple furnishing the coffee.
The w. C. T. u. will hold bust
ness meeting at the home of Mrs. Har-
ley Saunders Friday, June 22, at p.
m. All members are urged to be pres
ent for there is important business.
Roll call responded to with temperance
quotations.
"A freight car standing on the sid
ing here was broken open Sunday night
and half dozen Ford tires and some
OCA1CA dSSSOOOI1CS StOlSIl uS SOOQO
were consigned to the Tellefson garage.
Some of the tires were stripped from
demountable rims and the rims left
some distance down the track.
The Reporter has been requested
to call attention to the ever-present
menace of the air gun in the hands of
the small boy, which is becoming de-
structive to property through thought
lessness, and dangerous as we'll. This
implement, designed for amusement in
proper hands, but abused by the ire
sponsible, is outlawed in so many places
our informant thinks ought to be pro-
hibited in Edgerton.
There seems to be need of some
stricter regulation of the sale and dis