The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-11-01
Local Happenings

parsonage Wednesday evening, Nov. 9Th.
Mrs. G. L. Burnham OF Madison WIS.,
ited with Edgerton friends over Sunday.
Mrs. 81. c. Adams and daughter OF
Madison visited friends here on Friday
last.
The Elgin price of butter Stacked OIL
a couple of cents this week, the market
being q cents.
DIR. Ell. 81. Bissell transacted business
in Chicago and Watseka, ILL.,, the early
portion OF the week.
Mrs. Inez Stevens Wilson OF Rock
ford paid short visit to her parents
here during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Attlesey went
to Chicago Saturday to pass week WIS.,
iting their son George.
"A car load OF Iowa oats we're dis
tributed about town this week that cost
the purchasers about soc laid down.
Frank Hinkley and daughter Anna
of Milwaukee were guests at the home
of Mrs Walter Mabbett portion OF the
week.
Miss Anna Hanson, employed in the
office OF Wilson Bros, has secured po-
sition with the French Battery 90. at
Madison.
&C. A. Hoen and Adolph Jensen saw
the university football team go down to
defeat at the hands of Illinois on Satur-
day last
Mrs. G.. V. Bardeen of Madison and
Mrs. Emma LIE Claire of Moline, ILL.,,
were entertained at the home OF Mrs. F.
W. Coon on Thursday last.
Fred Vickers is acting as express
agent while Harry Son is holding COM
ununion with the wild ducks at Lake
Koshkonong for few weeks.
will 81. Hutson returned Thursday
from a summers stay at his North Da-
kota farm. The crops OF the season had
been gathered and the farm rented for
next year.
geles, who have been with relatives here
since early spring, left for their home on
the coast Tuesday, where Mr.. Davis has
employment.
The barn on the Heddles lot to be
used as high school site was sold at
auction Monday to Mike Schmidt for
$3.50. The tobacco shed went to Jewett
Farman at S1O5.
The senior class of the high school
took moonlight drive to the Wallin
cottage in Fulton Friday evening, where
picnic supper was served and most
enjoyable evening passed.
Roy Ogden, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Ogden, went to Milwaukee Tues
day for an examination for enlistment in
the u. S. navy, and if accepted will be
sent to training school for midshipmen
Mrs. Pauline Jacobus attended the
Women's convention at Fond du Lac
last week, taking with her samples Of
her decorated pottery which found sc
much favor that she booked number
of fine orders.
Edwin Hubbell, ST., left Tuesday
for Los Angeles, Cal, where he will pass
the winter with his daughter. Parties
from Stoughton and GAINESVILLE made uE
a company that travel on the same over
land train to the coast.
Mrs. Henry johnson entertained 6
pleasant company Friday evening in
honor of Miss Angie Towne. An i'm
promptu serenade by the High Schoo
orchestra was one of the features of ar
enjoyable evening.
-"Col Diston," the we'll known PAGER
owned for some years past by Joe Conn
died after a short illness last week. His
performances on the track here and else
where made MIN favorite to be remem
bered and fitting obituary is due him
20. r. Pomeroy writes US that it wa:
his son Ralph that has bought into 6
drug store at Gays Mills and the prop
osition looks good, too We were pretty
we'll satisfied that o. r. had been too
long hooked up to the tobacco business
to forsake the weed at this time.
Miss Caroline j.. Hunt OF the Home
Economics department of the Universit,
of Wisconsin will lecture Wednesda,
evening, Nov. 9Th, ia Culton Memoria
hall. Subject, Ideals in Domestic Art.
The City Federation of Women's Clubs
cordially invites the public to attend.
Hundreds of loads of sugar beet:
have been delivered at this station dali,
during the week and the bulk of the
crop must be pretty we'll in soon The
weather and the roads have favored the
growers again this year in the market
ing of their beets The Madison factory
started operations during the week.