The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-08-30
Local Happenings

guest of Geo. Doty's family.
Henry Joeckel of Winterset, Iowa,
passed Sunday with J. NJ. Conway's fam
lily.
-Mesdames Albert and August
Lempke spent Tuesday with friends in
Milton.
Miss Jennie Taylor of Chicago, was
a guest of Miss Minnie johnson over
Sunday.
Sam Pringle is taking two weeks
vacation. He departed for Milwaukee
Monday.
Mrs FL. McInnes and daughter Bes
sic have been visiting friends in Wausau
during the week.
The Kvindeforening will meet with
Mrs. Gotfried and Mrs. Peter Hanson
Thursday, Sept. 9TH
Allan SINNERS family passed por-
ton of last week with relatives and
friends in Stoughton.
Mrs Henry Wileman departed on
Monday for Chicago, where she will pass
the week with friends.
Henry Ebbott was performing com
mittee work for the county board ct
GAINESVILLE on Tuesday.
Henry Johnson reached home Sat
urday evening from very pleasant trip
to New York and Philadelphia.
County Clerk Howard Lee was up
from GAINESVILLE Saturday and passed
few hours with Edgerton friends,
Austin Riley left Saturday for New
York, and he will sail for England to
visit the home of his childhood.
John Thoreson and family returned
Tuesday from their vacation passed with
friends in Madison and Stoughton.
Mrs Eugene johnson of Minneapo
lis is paying visit at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jenson.
W. s. Heddles has had plans pre-
pared for remodeling the home purchas
ed by him on Fourth lake ridge, Madi-
son.
Miss Beulah Heddles gave a very
pleasant dancing party to over eighty of
her friends at Academy hall Tuesday
evening.
jay Shaw received at this station on
Tuesday a new Sandwich hay baling
outfit having 10 b. p. gasoline engine
for power.
john Spencer, Jr., of Minneapolis,
was a visitor at the Spencer home here
from Friday to Sunday. He is now en-
ployed as a commercial traveller out of
that city.
The members of the Marquette
Reading Circle were entertained by the
Misses Doran at their pleasant country
home last Saturday,
At a meeting of the Library Board
Saturday evening, L. E. Gettle was chos-
en- president; Miss Angie Towne, secre-
tary and O.. A. Hoen, treasurer.
An impromptu' game of ball was
played at the Driving Park Friday
afternoon between married men and
single men. Tina score was four to three
in favor of the single men.
Will Tousley and family were up
from Beloit the last of the week to pass
few days with Hullet Hutson and fam
lily. Mr.. Tousley is head operator on the
typesetting machines in the Free Press
office.
H. j. johnson and family of Lancas-
ter, Wis, were guests at his brother in
laws, F. G. McReynold's home over
Sunday. Mr. Johnson is editor of the
Grant County Herald, one of the lead
ing papers of the county.
-Thad G. Pound of Chippewa Falls,
ex-lieutenant governor and congressman
of this state, was visitor in this city on
Tuesday. He is now interested in the
Chippewa water, for which there is a
large demand.
-Chas. Birkenmeyer and family re-
turned home Thursday evening from a
trip of several weeks spent in the far
west, the greater part of the time with
Chas. T. Hutson at Seattle. Mrs. Jane
Kelly accompanied them home after an
extended stay with her daughter, Mrs.
Hutson.
Judge Smith. accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. w. F. Learn, leave Sat-
49,
will attend the G. A. R. encampment at
Saratoga, n. Y, and then visit the
judges daughters living at dorchester,
Mass, and Elizabeth, N. j. They will
be absent about month.
L. Puerner commenced threshing
this season on August Sth, and of ten
crops of oats threshed out he places the
average at seventeen bushels per acre.
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