The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-03-29
Local Happenings

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The spring election takes place next
Tuesday.
The Elgin price of butter remains
firm at 80 cents.
The public schools close today for
their Easter vacation.
Austin Riley has gone east to pass
the summer with son.
-Thos. Porter has been re-engaged as
sexton of Fassett cemetery.
Bear in mind that this office prints
election tickets on short notice.
Miss Helen Coon passed Sunday
with her sister Winifred at the univer-
sity.
The Aid Society of the M. E. church
will meet with Mrs. Mike Schmidt next
Wednesday.
Miss Grace Stafford teacher in the
schools at New Glarus, is home for the
Easter vacation.
Have you paid your box rent at the
postoffice? II not, it will be closed
against you April LIST.
Miss Belle Dave, who is attending
the Whitewater Normal, was home for
an over Sunday stay.
Misses Clara Jensen and Winifred
Coon are home from the university for
the Easter vacation.
Eggs are about the cheapest thing
in the food line on the market of late, IA
cents being the retail price.
The Kvindeforening will meet with
Mrs. Tiesberg in the church basement
Thursday evening, April 4th
Writ Wright is packing up his
household goods, preparatory to remov-
ing his family to East st. Louis.
Mrs Fred Warner and daughter Of
Milwaukee, have been spending the
week at the home OF S. A. Warner.
That fish have begun to bite and
the sport is pronounced prime, IS another
unfailing sign that spring is here.
Swift & Pollard is the name Of the
new firm of paper hangers and painters.
Their advertisement appears in another
column.
AT a meeting of the school board
held Wednesday evening it was decided
to retain nearly all of the present teach
ing force.
-Thos. Bigger came out from Canada
to attend the funeral of his uncle, VIM.
Bigger, in Fulton, which took place on
Tuesday.
Mrs Walter Gleason and children of
Lake Beulah have been visiting at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Frank Shea
near town.
Misses Rose Voight and Vera SUIT
ton are home from Portage where they
have been employed by the United Co.
during the season.
"A train load of wood has been re-
ceived at the Whittet brick yard this
week from Arena. The plant will soon
be put in operation.
AS Told in the Hills was favored
with a good house at Royal hall last Fri
day evening and the performance gave
very good satisfaction
MIR. F. D. Hinkley, father of Mrs.
Walter Mabbett, and Mrs. Arthur c..
Olson Of Milwaukee were guests at the
Mabbett home over Sunday,
Geo. Rea has sold his home prop
erty to Mrs. Wilson and contemplates
building a new residence on the Kurtz
addition The consideration was $780,
Remember the supper at the Con
gregational church parlors, Wednesday,
April 3, to be given for the benefit of the
organ fund. Supper early or late, as
you like it.
Mrs. Paul Meyer and children of
Chicago and Miss Florine Ogden,
daughters OF Charles Ogden of Milton
Junction, visited among relatives here a
few days this week
Miss Zoe Carrier, after long illness
since the holidays at the home of P. c..
Brown was able to return to Chicago
last week. Miss Grace Brown accom-
panied her for brief visit.
Another step towards the compile
ton of the new depot has been taken
during the week. The electric light fix
lures are now wired and ready to illum-
mate, but no order has yet been received
to move in.
Carl Lord, who has recently return
ed from Quincy, Florida, has been Wis
iting relatives here during the week. He
has arranged to take charge of stock
and tobacco farm at Richand Center
this season.
Game Warden Drafeh visited Lake
Koshkonong and the river points this
week looking after violations of the fish