The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-08-08

Miss Florence .Flagg has been pay
| ing a visit to her sister, Mrs. Donald
McInpes, at Waterfowl
William Mcintosh and family are
occupying cottage at Lake Kegonsa
for the month of August.
Miss Georgia Clifford departed Sat
urday evening for Minneapolis where
she intends to stay for some time.
Mrs. Harry Maltpress and Miss
Helen Greenwood have gone to Lancas-
ter and Platteville for weeks visit
with relatives.
Miss Minnie Johnson and Miss
Florence Hawkins were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Menhall at Lake Wau-
besa last Sunday.
The dates for the State fair in Mil
waukee are Sept 8 to IL, inclusive.
The attractions this year are larger
and better than ever.
Connie Midtbon was confined to his
home couple days of the week. He
returned to his position in the First
National bank Wednesday.
"A postal card from w. G. Atwell,
sent from Ottawa, Kansas, says that
they are all enjoying the trip and hav-
ing fine time thus far.
The foundation walls of the Edger-
ton Motor Co. s new addition are COM
plete and brick laying for the upper
walls commenced Monday morning.
In spite of the high cost of labor
and material there is more than the
average amount of new construction
work in Edgerton and vicinity this
year.
Miss Hattie Handtke is up from
GAINESVILLE to pass two weeks vaca-
tion with relatives in Edgerton and
vicinity. Miss Handtke has position
with Hanley Bros.
-Lackner & Knapp have just COM
pleted a job of electrical wiring for
George Halverson near Utica. This
job is one of the largest VIKINGS in this
vicinity. The firm have several other
farm buildings on the list.
-Armit Bros. have just completed
pebble dashing the Swens0n home on
North Main street and the residence
has every appearance of being new. A
roomy porch with large pebble dash
pillars was added to the front.
Relatives here have received an
nouncement of the marriage of Miss
Kathleen Culton to Mr.. L. R. Julian
at Memphis, Tenn, Saturday, July 26,
1919. After October lat Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian will be at home at Dallas, Texas.
F. Warren Coon departed Monday
morning:for Minneapolis at which place
he is located as salesman for the High
way Trailer Co. He was called here a
few weeks ago on account of the seri-
GUS illness of his father, the late F. w.
Coon.
Last Saturday at his farm home on
Maple Drive Morris Hahn fell through
hay chute in the barn and broke both
bones of the leg just above the ankle.
The fall was distance of some twenty
feet. He was taken to Mercy hospital
in GAINESVILLE.
The Highway Trailer ball team
went to Stoughton last Sunday and
played the Stoughton team on home
grounds. The score was to in favor
of Edgerton. This is the second game
with Stoughton this season and the
Trailers have won them both.
Will Mills, who went to Woodmen,
Colo, few weeks ago for treatment
at the sanatorium conducted by the
Modern Woodmen, orders The Report
err sent to him there. Friends here are
hopeful that he will receive permanent
cure in due time.
The recent fire at the Schrub &
Tall garage has stimulated the insur-
ance business on automobiles and local
| representatives of insurance companies
have had considerable business in this
line the past few days. Insurance does
| not cost large sum, but in case of
loss of property the amount received
goes long way toward replacing.
While at GAINESVILLE last Friday,
Dean Swift took spin through the
clouds in the passenger plane that was
there the latter days of the week.
Quite number from here were down
| Sunday to witness exhibitions given
there. The plane was owned by the
Chicago Air Line Transit Co. and is
| filling dates in southern Wisconsin
cities, taking passengers through the
clouds.
| j. A. McElry of Sun Prairie on
| his way home from GAINESVILLE last Sun