The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-05-03
Local Happenings

Austin Riley has returned from a
visit to relatives in Indiana and Della
ware.
"A son arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Edw Moore west of town, last
Friday.
Mrs. Henry Johnson and Mrs. ". A.
Shelley were Chicago visitors Wednes-
day.
The Elgin price of butter is off 6
cents this week, having declined to 27
cents.
Mrs. Jos. w. Conn and Mrs. Will
Doty entertained the Euchre club last
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Lidicker of Be-
lott visited Mrs. Lidicker's relatives here
during the week.
Miss Mona Hyland is home from
three weeks visit with friends IN Iowa
and South Dakota. :,
E G. Hopkins came home Saturday
evening from couple weeks stay in the
Kickapoo valley.
Mrs. John Bowen went TO Oak Park,
Ill., Monday evening for visit to her
daughter, Mrs. r. p Manard.
Conductor Andy Leroy, accompanied
by his wife and daughter, were guests of
G. f. Bentley's family Sunday.
"A note received from Writ Wright
informs US that his family is now located
at 544 Veronica Ave., East st. Louis, Ill.
Mr.. Samuel Fielder and Miss Alma
Monthe were united 10 marriage at the
parsonage, Rev. J. G. Spilman officiating.
at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
The Epworth League will hold
s'cobweb" social at the M. E. church on
Friday evening of this week. Admission
10 cents.
Miss Edith Maltpress and Miss Edna
Wilson assisted in the program of
musicale given by Prof. Taylor at James
vile last Thursday evening.
Benz. S. Miller of Rhinelander paid
a short visit to relatives here early IN
the week. He has lately returned from
winters stay in California.
E. S. Lords home has been under
quarantine tLis week FROM diphtheria,
Mrs Lord being sufferer from the di-
sease, which is now under control.
Sxy TT D.,A1o. woo ~ fror, Qolo;t FOR
short stay Saturday. He has pur-
chased residence property in that city
and has a good paying job in one of the
large machine shops.
Frank Ell. Burdick of Minneapolis
passed few. days of the week in Edger-
ton while looking after some business
matters connected with his fathers es-
tate and paying visit to relatives here.
Madison papers report the serious
irness of Thos. Hutson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Fred G. Hutson Of that city. Lung
trouble and pleurisy followed the ap-
pearance of measles. The young man is
high school student.
1t behooves farmers to test their
seed corn this year, as much OF it is said
to have poor terminating qualities. The
chances are that planting will be consid-
erably delayed so if the seed is tested in
advance, you can prevent any delays or
failures by knowing just what you are
doing.
April maintained its reputation for
a cold, backward month up to it's last
day and wound up with one of the most
disagreeable snow storms of the winter.
The season is already two weeks behind
and means whole lot of long hours if
the farmer catches up with his work,
now so far behind.
I'm Woman's Power" that comes
to Royal hall Thursday evening, May 9,
is in great many respects surprise to
the public, for instead of lurid melo-
drama that they expect they witness a
pretty story, prettily told The company
this season is stronger than ever and SIN
a Woman's Power" should not only re-
peat but eclipse its former triumph.
BE sure to hear the Dunbar Concert
Company at Royal hall this Thursday
evening. They are artists in every sense
of the word. In the quartette selections
their voices blend perfectly in beautiful
harmony. Mr.. Harvey Dunbar Is a
reader and futist. Mr.. Ralph Dunbar
= .
is born cellist. The other two men,
bers OF the quartette are bass soloist
and tenor soloist.
"A pleasant family reunion was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Trevorrah on Sunday. April 28th. Twen-
ty people, sat down to.a bountitnls dinner.
prepared by the hostess. Those present
from out of town we're Mr.. and Mrs
George Wright and daughter Of New
ark, n. j., Mr.. Sidney Wilkins, Morris
T)in:r1 M md Mrc Dat.b