The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-07-26
Local Happenings

of butter.
After August II Peters Bros mar
ket will be closed on Sundays.
Mrs. johnson McGiffin of GAINESVILLE
is visiting relatives here this week.
&C. E. Langworthy visited friends in
Duluth and Chippewa Falls this week.
W. Davis home on Swift street
has been sold to c. Ell. Tall of Albion for
5000.
Mrs. Will Earle of Watertown has
been visiting friends in this locality dur
ing the week.
Mrs. Henry Kaufman is visiting her
son. Rev. Louis Kaufman, at Shullsburg
for a few weeks.
Gil E. Vandercook of the Milwaukee
Sentinel staff was an over Sunday guest
of Fl. s. Sloan.
j. A. Thompson and Ole Sernson at
tended the big race meeting at Detroit,
Mich, this week.
Mrs. P. N. Brannon and daughter
Madaline of New Hampton, Iowa, are
guests of Marie Pollard.
DIR. and Mrs Fl. A. Keenan, have re-
turned from two weeks outing at Sol
on Springs near Superior.
The families of DR.. j. l.. Holton and
Weetman Dickinson are camping on
Lake Koshkonong for an outing.
Mrs Fannie Crandall of Chippewa
Falls has been spending the week with
her mother, Mrs. D. G. Edwards.
"A. S. Flagg attended the ceremonies
of the unwilling of the monument of ex-
Gov. Dewey at Lancaster Tuesday.
Evansville is asking the public to
help them let go couple OF bear cubs
which were adopted in an unthinking
moment.
Mr.. Roy Wright of the First Nation
attending the State Bankers convention
in that city.
A number of friends spent Saturday
evening with Atty. Ralph E. Page of Of
tawa, Kas., who is visiting his brother,
r. L. Page.
The Board of Review adjourned
Wednesday to meet again Friday fore
noon. The work is finished up to the
tobacco assessments.
Ralph Page, who is engaged in prac
ticing law at Ottawa, Kan, has been re.
newing acquaintance in this section
during the week.
L. H Towne and wife left Tuesday
OF a week Or ten days vacation, taking
trip down the lake from Milwaukee to
Mackinaw on one of the Coast line boats.
Mr.. Fred Wyman spent Sunday in
Edgerton, returning to Madison with
his wife and son, who had been visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wy
man.
While attempting to lift barrel,
VIM. Roher strained himself so severely
last Friday that serious hemorrhages Oc-
Cured, requiring the attendance of
physician.
p. c.. Brown has been elected secre-
tary and treasurer of the Edgerton Tele
phone Co., to succeed Andrew Mcintosh
who has disposed of his interest in the
corporation.
Miss Grace Vickers of Mitchell, S.
D., who has been visiting few weeks
with relatives in this vicinity, is paying
visit to her uncle, Henry Ebbott, and
family this week.
The w. r. G.. ice cream social, an
nounced to be held on Tuesday evening
last, was, on account of the death of
Mrs Clifford, postponed until Wednes
day evening, July 3lst.
George McGiffin's family came down
from Richland Center early in the week
to join Dave Lampman and wife in two
weeks outing at Lake Ripley while Dave
is taking his vacation. They moved up
to the lake Tuesday.
-Chas. L. Culton and L. G. Whittet
left Tuesday evening for Bonita, La, on
business connected with numbering in
terests which they have in that state.
They will finish their cypress crt at the
present mill site this season.
DIR. Fl. H. Bissell, who was operated
on at the Augustine hospital in Chicago
Friday last for appendicitis, gall troubles
and hemorides, is said to be recovering
satisfactorily and will be able to return
to his practice shortly
Judge S. r. Artman of Indiana,
whose recent discussion on the license
question has created much interest, will
speak on "The Constitutionality of Lii
cense'' at the Monona Lake Assembly on
August 1st at 10:15 a. N.
Uncle Casper Scharfenb berg observes
that even though we have three new al
dermen and new city clerk this year,
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