The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-04-05
Local Happenings


vacation with Mrs. Leah Nassett in Eau
Claire.
The Pigeforening is invited to meet
at the parsonage Thursday evening,
April IL.
Miss Edna Wilson is visiting with
her sister, Miss Martha, who is attend
ing school at Menominee.
Mrs. j. Ell. Downey was called to
Minneapolis Tuesday on account of the
critical illness Of her father.
Miss Maud Miller, teacher in the
schools at Menasha. passed the Easter
vacation with relatives here.
&C. G. Biederman came down from
northern Michigan for a few days stay
with his family here during the week.
Remember the Minstrel Carnival for
the benefit of the Edgerton band, at
Royal hall Wednesday evening, April 10.
"A dancing party will be given at the
X P. hall Friday evening, April 9th, to
which all members and their ladies are
cordially invited.
"A. E. Bartz moved from the Morris
Hahn place this week onto a farm near
Amos Hubert Learn will succeed him
on the Hahn farm.
Mr. N. Jensen, wife and two sons, OF
Lake Mills, Iowa, have been guests dur
ing the week at the home Of Andrew
Hoen and family.
F. w. Vickers has sold two of his
cottages in the third ward. Evan Olson
was the purchaser OF one and Mrs. S.
Skinner the other Both are located on
Fulton street.
The infant child of Christ Holme
and wife died last Sunday. Funeral SER
vices conducted by Rev. l.. A. Parr
were held from the home Tuesday and
interment was made in Fassett cemetery.
Bonnie, the six year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. James Harrison, is dangerously
i'll with appendicitis and the family
physician advises an operation as soon
as the little fellow gains strength enough
to stand it.
Mr.. B. Wilson is attending a meet
ing Of the Manufacturers association of
Illinois in Springfield this week. The
object of the meeting is to combat the
license law now in force in that state IN
regard to peddlers.
Geo. McGiffin is home from win
ter's stay at Richland Center where he
has been engaged in putting up a pack
ing Of tobacco for Lord & McGiffin. He
has arranged to move his family to Rich
land Center shortly.
The farm house belonging to Mrs.
Andrew Lee in Dunkirk was destroyed
by fire Monday forenoon. Some furni
ture only was saved. The loss of $500
is partly covered by insurance in the
Albion Mutual Insurance Co. The orr
gin of the fire is unknown.
R. J. Maltpress and FL. S. Sloan are
home from the Monarch mining camp in
New Mexico. The boys report that the
new mill is not running as smoothly as
they hope for later, but the ore is prov
ing richer than was anticipated and
their faith in the enterprise is mistaken.
Don't fail to see the play, The
Forged Certificate" at Royal hall this
Thursday evening. There will be
twenty people in the cast; good special
ties; music will be furnished by Baum
gartner's orchestra. It is for the benefit
of Edgerton Camp, No 440 NJ. w. A.
N. A. Nelson, who has been employ
ed by the city as street commissioner for
the past two years, went to Racine We'd
nesday to take position with Harding
& Nelson, contractors, for the present
season. Mr.. Nelson will he foreman on
some Of their sewer contracts at ia les-
vile, Racine and other points.
-Dalos Nicholson came.up from Chi
cage, where he is attending an art
school, for short stay during the week.
He was accompanied by school friend,
Mr.. Edw. Berg, very proficient violin
player. Mrs. A. P. Nicholson returned
to Chicago with the yoeng gentlemen
Monday and has been passing the week
there.
Clarence Montgomery, young man
who worked for R. L. Page in Fulton
last season, was killed in the railway
yards in Milwaukee Friday He was in
the employ Of the 9. NJ. & st. p Ry. at
the time but was expecting to return
here April lst to work for Mr.. Page the
coming season. He was "a years of age
and his home was in Falmouth, Ky.
An adjourned meeting of the Fassett
Cemetery association was held Tuesday
evening when arrangements were per-
fected for carrying out the extensive i'm
provements this season. Walter Nab,