The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-03-09

tonsilitis but is now improving.
Mark Shackleton, wife and baby of
Reloit, returned home Wednesday after
a visit with relatives in this locality.
Miss Eleanor Hitchcock gave a
pleasant birthday party to a company of
her young girl friends Friday evening
last.
During the Lenten season services
will be neld at st. Johns German Luth-
eran church every Sunday evening, be-
ginning at 7 o'clock.
Will Mcintosh returned home from
the sanitarium at Prairie du Chen
Thursday. Aside from some rheuma
tism in his legs his health is very much
improved.
Teddy Ward has been over from
Brooklyn during the week visiting with
friends here. The Ward Bros. raised a
fine crop of tobacco there this year and
sold for good round price.
L. G. Whittet has been in Milwau-
kee attending the annual meeting of the
State Lumber Dealers association this
week The convention closed yesterday
with the election Of officers.
Mrs. Frank Wyman's private board
ing house is again going H. be furnished
for the benefit Of those Wi , make their
home there. F. F. Burgy has been
awarded a contract for the complete
plum bing of the house.
Miss Martha Lempke of this city and
FL. G. Rsdon of Milton secured license
to marry at GAINESVILLE on Friday and
also special permit to we'd at once.
The ceremony was performed at the
Presbyterian parsonage by Rev. j. W.
Laughlin at o'clock.
Miss Lydia Jensen entertained a
company of about twenty young lady
friends at one o'clock luncheon Satur-
day in honor of Miss Idella Haugen of
Deborah, Iowa. The afternoon was
pleasantly spent at cards in which Miss
Helen Henderson won the honor score.
The shipping of fertilizers from the
country to a big city is reversing the
usual order of things, and yet car load
of sheep manure from the Shepard feed
ing yards was sent to Chicago this week.
1t is not improbable that fertilizer
plant there will take the entire product
IF tha wards in tho futnra
Mrs. Robert Attesey was given
very pleasant surprise Saturday evening
when about thirty members Of 10 v.
R. G. dropped in at her home ladel. VITA
baskets of good things that make up
tempting repast. A delightful social
evening followed and in their departure
the guests left nice token of remem-
brance of the occasion for Mrs. Attlesey.
w. s. Heddles returned from three
weeks trip in the far west Tuesday. His
brother-in law, Frank r. Downing, of
Durango, Colo, came with him and will
remain some time with relatives here.
Mr.. Downing's early days were spent in
this locality, going to Colorado nearly
thirty years ago where he has since been
engaged in mining. He is having some
trouble with his eyes and will submit to
treatment by Milwaukee specialist.
AS Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ell. Carrier
are about to change their residence from
Maple Drive to the city of Edgerton,
their friends and neighbors decided to
give them parting greeting in the form
of a surprise party. This was nicely
planned and successfully carried out on
the evening Of March 1st. Dainty re-
freshments were served and a handsome
rocking chair was presented 20 them as
a token of esteem. After a pleasant
evening the friends departed, wishing
them much happiness in their new home.
w. G. Bissell and Mr.. Steele were
down from Lodi Tuesday to notify Mr..
Brill, state manager of the United Cigar
Manufacturers, that the citizens of that
village had secured subscription suffi-
warehouse and would donate the same
to the United Co. if they decided to 10
cate there. The company will probably
accept the offer and Lodi will be put
upon the map as tobacco handling point.
Mr.. Brill went to Lodi Wednesday, to
select site from different locations that
are offered.
On Monday evening company of
fourteen ladies and gentlemen gathered
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Rich
ardson, who had gone out do some err
rands. Upon their return they found
the tables spread for six o'clock dinner
and merry company to greet them. A
fine supper was served by the ladies and
all were entertained by guessing game
telling them How Some Other People
Ate" The evening was spent playing old
fashioned games and the guests left be-
hind them fine linen table cloth to help