The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-02-07
will Dickinson has reached Camp

Grant from overseas for discharge from
service.
PIT. Otto Maves has been sent from
Camp Devens to Camp Grant for dis
charge from service.
Dan Quigley of Freeport, ILL.,, paid
a visit to his mother here few days
this week.
Lewis r. Larson at one time en-
gagged in business in Edgerton died at
his home in GAINESVILLE Tuesday.
Regular meeting of Camp 40 at
Woodman hall Thursday evening, Feb
ruary 6, 1919. Let there be large at
tendance.
DIR. A. T. Shearer assigned to the
base hospital at Camp Dodge for spec
ial surgical work was home for short
stay early in the week.
"A shipment of 1000 lambs was re-
ceived few days ago from Montana
at the feeding yards that were more
than q week in transit.
Harry Langworthy of Fulton has
purchased $500 farm team of T. B.
Earle which was sent down from his
Rice Lake farm last week.
News has been received that Victor
Hauge lately released from an English
hospital had arrived in New York with
q detachment of the 86th division.
The last payment on the 4th Lib
erty Loan bonds were payable Jan.
3Oth. Bonds can now be obtained at
the Tobacco Exchange bank by SUBJ
scribers.
The ladies society Of the Norwe-
gian church will be entertained Thurs
day, Feb. Is, by Mesdames Andrew
Jensen, O. G. Hanson, P. H. Hanson
and H. Lintvedt. 2
Lieut.. Leon Etlingson was placed
in charge Of the Edgerton branch of
the GAINESVILLE Electric Co. on Feb. 1st
after spending few weeks in the
GAINESVILLE Office familiarixing himself
with the business.
Joseph Kenyon of Indian Ford long
years q resident of Albion died at
Mercy hospital in GAINESVILLE Wednes-
day afternoon. >, Funeral services will
be held from the s. D. B. church in
Albion Friday afternoon.
Regular convention Of Edgerton
Lodge No. TAG, K. Of P, will be held
next Monday evening, Feb. 10. At
this meeting class of five candidates
will be initiated. ALI members of the
order are urged to be present.
--Ex-Sheriff Robert Whipple and his
brother, Cash Whipple, also formerly
sheriff and later superintendent OF the
county asylum, have entered the res
taurant business at Beloit. Robert
Whipple is at present deputy sheriff.
The supreme court in decision
Tuesday helped put old Doc Till of
plaster fame out of business. This ar
rogant old fraud has been imposing on
the people of the state for years, but
the state board of health has finally
got him.
e. M. Ladd reports the sale by
John jacobson 40 acres in town of AL
bion to John Thronson for 900, Rob-
ert Livick 40 acres in Dunkirk to Penn
Brown Jr. at $4,000 and the P. N.
Johnson Est. 100 in Christiana to the
Saunders Bros. at $21, 500.
"A party of ten ladies who have
been interested in working at the Red
Cross rooms. held picnic supper We'd
nesday evening to celebrate the COM
pletion of the work and also show their
appreciation to Miss Marina Johnson
and Mrs. F. w. Coon for the manner
in which they have carried on the work
in the knitting and hospital supply de-
partments.
The Gath Annual Firemans dance
will take place Monday evening, Feb.
18th, at Academy hall. Hatche's or
orcestra has been engaged with zylo-
phone will give their usual concert
from $50 to $50 and dancing from $50
to / o'clock. Our citizens have always
literally purchased tickets for this ben
eft and without doubt will respond
again this season. Tickets including
war tax $1.10, extra lady 30 cents. Re-
member the date.
Evidences were discovered that
thieves had attempted to break into
the Babcock and Keller Co. store at
an early hour Monday morning. A
piece of broken glass in the rear door
had been removed but the lock had not
been forced when Frank Russell in
passing through the alley about six
o'clock on the way to tend the furnace
in the 1st Nat. Bank building saw two
men disappear back of the Carlton