The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-06-28
Local Happenings

County Clerk w. FL. Lee was Wis
dtor in Edgerton Saturday afternoon.
Miss Hattie Lund is visiting her sis
ter in Chicago.
Miss Clara Jensen visited friends in
b rodhead on Tuesday.
Mrs. Hinkley of Milwaukee is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. W. F. Nab
.bett.
DIR. and Mrs A. P Nicholson enter
tained the Euchre club on Friday even
i ng last
Mrs L. E. Winnick and daughter of
San Diego, Cal. are visiting relatives in
this locality.
Henry O. Onsgard left last Friday
for Minneapolis where he has secured
employment.
DIR. Shepard continues to improve,
vet it may be some time before he is able
to be out again.
The morning services of the Norwe-
gian church next Sunday will be con-
Quoted in English.
E. G. Hopkins family have moved
al to their cottage on Lake Koshkonong
for few weeks stay.
"A marriage license has been issued
to Leroy E. Babcock and Florence E.
Willie, both of Fulton.
Mrs. Maud Nolan of New York is
here to pass vacation at the home OF
her father, John Spencer.
The late Wallace S. Brown carried
$4,000 life insurance in the Northwest
ern Mutual Life OF Milwaukee.
-Eph Sayre and family OF Beloit have
taken up their home for the summer at
the Sayre homestead in Fulton.
Arthur Shannon and family of Port
age have been spending portion Of the
week with relatives in Edgerton.
Mrs. A. J. Willard is out from Chi
'cago to spend few days with her par
.ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stevens.
Mrs. w. S. Heddles and daughter
returned Friday from a two weeks visit
to her sister in northern Michigan.
Rev. G. A. Richardson of Palo Alto,
Cal, who is visiting his brother, F. c.,
will occupy the M. E. pulpit Sunday
morning.
Fred Smith of The Reporter force
passed the time from Friday until We'd
nesday with relatives in Juneau and
Pickett
VIM Raath has severed his connec-
ton with Stangrs drug store and de-
parted Wednesday morning for his home
in Grand Rapids, Wis.
-Children's day will be observed in
the church at Stebbinsville. Appropri
ate services will be held commencing at
1870 in the forenoon.
Now that the new passenger station
has been put into commission, it's con-
veniences and attractiveness come in for
many words of commentator FROM the
travelling public.
The open air concert will be held
Wednesday instead of Saturday evening
next week The band have an engage
ment to play at the Homecoming at
Clinton on Saturday.
"A. w. Bentley's new launch was
tried out on Lake Koshkonong Monday
and found in every way satisfactory. 1t
is unquestionabl, the fastest craft on
the lake or upper Rock river.
Mr.. J. B. Killebrew of Guthrie, KY
special statistical agent for the agricul
tural department, has been putting in
some time this week ia the tobacco
growing sections of the state.
George Lyntz was in GAINESVILLE last
Friday to order the shipment of fixtures
for his saloon. They have commenced
to arrive and are being placed. He ex
poets to be in operation on July LIST.
Delegates from this city to the Ep-
worth League convention held at Slough
ton on Friday were Willard Wileman
Marion Stone, Edith Wileman, Ethel
Greenwood, Lila Clifford, Hazel Stone
and Carolyn Biederman.
The O. r. Falk Piano Co. have again
opened their store in this city. A new
stock of instruments has been received
and the public are invited to call at
their salesroom where Mr.. Falk has
something of interest to say.
Miss G.. Maude Brace Of GAINESVILLE,
who has Just returned from Europe after
years study of the voice with William
Shakespeare of London, will accept
limited number of pupils at her home,
go n. Jackson ST., GAINESVILLE, Wis.
--Delos Nicholson, who has been at
tending the Art Institute in Chicago re-
turned home last Thursday for few
days stay. He left for Chicago Wednes-
day to accept position on the Christie