The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-06-08

Henry johnson and wife passed Sun
day with friends at Joliet, Ill.
W T. Pomeroy of GAINESVILLE visited
relatives here during the week.
Mrs. John LaBundy left Tuesday
for visit to her mother at Darien.
The Misses Mary and Ruth Watson
passed Sunday with friends in Milton.
"A son was born into the home of
John Beich, on the Lake road, Sunday.
Misses Gertrude and Alta Maine of
GAINESVILLE, visited Maud Harrison Deco
ration day.
Ralph Richardson and wife of Mil
ton are visiting at the home of their son,
Rev. F. c. Richardson.
The Epworth League will give an
ice cream social on the M. E. parsonage
lawn on Friday evening.
DIR. J. L. Holton has returned from
trip to the Dakotas where he figured
in several real estate deals
Mrs. Rufus Roberts will entertain
the Kvndeforening Thursday, June IA.
The bus will start from the church at
IL o'clock.
DR. E. l.. Shepard is putting in a
couple of weeks at his sheep ranch near
Sparta while the shearing of the flock is
in progress.
Arthur Shannon came down from
Portage Thursday, accompanied by his
eldest son who will remain for time
with relatives.
"A. w. Bentley and wife have been
spending a few days of the week with
Oscar Rowe's family at their cottage on
Lake Koshkonong.
Miss Gertrude Spencer is home from
Minneapolis where she has been teach
ing during the year. She has re-engaged
there for another season.
Miss Martha Wilson reached home
Saturday evening from the Stout Train
ing school at Menominee, which she has
attended during the year.
F. ?. Starr, county supervisor of as
sessment, passed few days of the week
in this section of the county doing some
field work with the local assessors.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Wright Of Liber-
tyville, Ill, were guests at the home Of
their son, Cashier Writ Wright of the
First National Bank, a few days this
week.
DIR. Sylvester accompanied his wife
and baby out from Milwaukee Tuesday
for a visit which Mrs. Sylvester will
make at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. j. Atwood.
james M. Reynolds and wife of Pitts
burg have been visiting at the home of
their sister, Mrs. JOS Leary, a few days.
Mr.. Reynolds is engaged in the plumb
ing business in the smoky city
Miss Mae Spencer leaves today for
Boston to be present at a gathering of
Christian Science followers at the ded-
ication of magnificent temple erected
in that city. She will visit her sister,
Maud, in New York before her return.
School in district No. 6, town of Al
biop, closed Wednesday with a picnic.
Archie Wentworth and Clara De Vine
were awarded diplomas and Cecil Went
worth was given a prize for not being
absent during the year. Elizabeth Lacy
was the teacher.
-Supt. Morrissey is bossing the paint
ing of the stand pipe this week and by
use of block and tackle the workmen
are hoisted up and down the sides of the
elevated structure. At a distance the
men seem no larger than fly sticking to
the sides of the reservoir.
Officers elected by the federation of
women's clubs of this city are Miss Angie
Towne of the Culture club, president;
Mrs. Chas. Tallard Of the New Century
club, vice president; Miss Mamie Mooney
of the Marquette club, secretary; Mrs.
G. F. Mabbett OF the Monday club,
treasurer
&C. r. Bentley and Frank Burgy
went to Portage Saturday to bring home
the auto that carried the fishing party
on their northern journey ten days ago
Nellie Bentley, Lucille Culton and Helen
Coon accompanied them. A number of
delays occurred on the road so the party
did not reach home until past midnight
Saturday.
The general crop outlook at this
time is fine. The rains of the week have
given new impulse to all vegetation
and the grass, small grain and corn is
making some remarkable progress. The
sugar beet fields show most excellent
stand and are now about ready for thin
ming most back aching job of all
Tobacco plants are also making phenom-
,enal progress.