The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-03-16

Mrs Charles Saunders was quite i'll
with neuralgia Of the heart Sunday
night.
Charles Hebel and Ellis left made
business trip to Sumner Sunday after
noon.
Leroy Saunders of Edgerton called on
his aunt, Mrs Abbie Crandall, Friday
afternoon.
Rev T J Van Horn had a new tele
phone put in the parsonage Friday
morning.
Mrs Harriet Wescott visited with her
daughter, Mrs Hiram Davis, at Cooks
Corners Friday.
Miss Mary Welton returned to her
home in Monroe Friday to keep house
for her brothers.
Mrs Emma Osborne and son Clarence
were home from Edgerton a couple of
days the past week.
George Babcock and daughter, Nellie,
completed their visit and returned to
their home Monday.
A surprise party was given Mr. Oscar
DdVlS anu WHO az Gu0 HUI
day evening of last week.
MIL Green removed the paper and
painted the kitchen walls at DR. Crosley's
the latter part of last week.
Mr. VIM Mccarthy and wife visited
their daughter, Mrs Fred North, and
family at Sumner Friday.
Mr. Leroy Saunders and Mrs Har-
graves of Edgerton were in town Friday
to take treatment of j E White.
Albert Slagg was present at the flu
neral of his uncle, Thomas Slagg, at Ft
Atkinson Wednesday Of the past week.
Miss Alma Nordie has completed her
work for Mrs Rollin Green and will as
sist Mrs Milton Babcock for the present.
Mrs James Noble and daughter Vine,
departed for Oshkosh Friday to see Mrs
Mobiles mother, Mrs Eliza Crandall, who
is quite i'll.
A little baby girl came to gladden. the
home of Mr. and Mrs Charles Godfrey
Saturday Mother and child are both
doing we'll.
The Modern Woodman Camp will give
a chicken-pie supper at the town hall
Tuesday evening, March 9th. All are
cordially invited.
Monday evening Mrs Olivia Reuter-
skiold received the sad news of the death
OF her brother-i Law, T Ii Monroe, at
Dewitt, Arkansas.
Mrs John Spencer and granddaughter,
Maggie, departed Sabbath morning to
visit Mrs Spencer's daughters residing
at GAINESVILLE and Beloit. They returned
home Tuesday.
Mr. Albert Slagg and wife entertained
Mrs Thomas Barton of Edgerton, Mrs
Marion Slagg and daughter, Lois, of AL
bion Prairie, Hattie and Cora Slagg of
Manila, Iowa, one day last week.
Preus Academy
Neal Smithback is absent.
Grover Olson was absent from school
last week.
Prof D G Ristad preached in Edger-
ton last Sunday,
Miss Nina Kravick spent Saturday
and Sunday in Stoughton.
Knute Olsager is absent on account OF
the death of his grandmother.
The ladies society was entertained by
Misses Mable Nordle and Olea Solheim.
Those who spent Sunday at their re-
spective homes are Carl Swerig, Ole
Hougan, Martin Hougan, Merrill Olson
and Arthur Thorsen.
The literary society met last Wednes-
day evening. A short program was given
after which a spell down. Miss Amanda
Mason was the winner.
Porter
Thos Riley went to Beloit last week to
visit his brother.
Henry Ford has returned to his home
in Rubicon, after visit with his sister
here.
A Collins and bride moved into their
home on Tuesday and will be soon CON-
fortably settled.
The roads are in a horrible condition
and mail carriers have our sympathy,
making their daily trips.
The homes of Ed harrington and Fred
Binash were both made happy recently
by the arrival of a baby girl at each
place. All doing finely.
Mr. and Mrs Lester Fessenden were
pleasantly surprised by about twenty of
their friends and neighbors who walked
in on them unannounced on last Friday
evening. The evening passed quickly
playing progressive cinch, and at mid
night sumptuous repast was served
from the we'll filled baskets brought by
the selfinvited guests. Mr. and Mrs
Fessenden are to move next week to a
farm in Center, where they take with
them the best wishes of host of friends.
Mr. Frank Mosher of Porter and Miss
Sarah Binash Of Center, were united ia
natrimony last Sunday, March II at the
home Of the brides parents. The groom
is one of our model young farmers, while
the bride is spoken of as an estimable
young lady. The happy couple began
housekeeping at once on the home near
Leydep, recently purchased by the
groom. which was all costly furnished no
forehand. We extend congratulations