The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-11-08
Local Happenings

Arthur Shannon was down from
Portage for short stay on Wednesday.
The Elgin price of butter suffered
another decline this week, the market
slumping to "a cents.
"A handsome granite monument has
been erected on the T. J. Atwood lot in
Fassett cemetery this week.
Mrs. C. Fl. Bliven and daughter
Violet arrived Friday evening after a
summers visit in the East.
Archie Perrigo and wife were out
from Milwaukee for an over Sunday WIS.,
it with relatives in Edgerton.
Miss Nellie Burns of Great Falls
Mont, has been visiting her aunt, Mrs
C. o. Shannon, here during the week.
William Barrett returned Saturday
evening from a two weeks visit with
relatives in Philadelphia and New York.
Miss Marie Harlin, who is attending
school at Edgewood seminary, Madison,
passed Sunday at st. Joseph's parsonage.
Frank Heddles moved his family
from Lake Kegonsa, where they have
been passing the summer, to Evansville
this week.
Mrs. Henry Kealey, who has been
quite seriously i'll at her home at Indian
Ford for several days this week, is i'm
proving.
Ten car loads OF western sheep have
been placed on full feed at the Shepard
yards and a few other lots are there
temporarily.
The Young Peoples society OF the
Norwegian Lutheran church will give a
social at the parsonage on Friday even
ing, Nov 9Th.
Roy Hopkins came down from Steu-
ben Saturday for short visit with his
wife and son who are spending some
time with relatives here
Miss Winifred Coon and her room
mate, Miss Marie Cary of Sioux City,
we're down from the university for a
Sunday stay in Edgerton.
The time set for opening the bids
for construction of the new Child high
school has been extended until Nov. 20.
Last Thursday was the original day set.
"A clam bake and oyster roast was
given by party of ten at the U. G.
Miller cottage on Rock river Tuesday.
Mr.. Landphere of Rhode Island served
the bivalves in true down east style.
Mrs. w. A. Clark and two children
of Eau Claire are passing the week at
the home of d. [. Wilson and wife,
while Mr.. Clark is attending the teach
era' convention in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Roger Watson and son, Arthur
Wray, are visiting with relatives in Yer
non county. They departed Tuesday
morning and were accompanied by Bar
ton Tate, brother of Mrs. Watson.
Christian Holme and wife of Rock
ford were with friends here the fore part
of the week. They impaired the infor-
nation that Mr.. Austin Riley was back
from England, having sailed on the 18th
of October.
Mrs VIM. Scarcliffe, who resided in
this city for number of years. is seri-
ously i'll at the home of her son, John, in
Indian Ford. She has been in poor
health for more than year and the last
few days has been failing rapidly.
DIR. B. L. Cleary and bride returned
from their wedding trip Sunday even
ing and Immediately took possession of
their furnished home already prepared
to receive them. Congratulations have
been everywhere awaiting them since.
The motion picture entertainment
at Royal hall Thursday evening will pre-
sent the Carnival at Nice, Italy; Childs
Hate and Cinderella Illustrated songs
will be special feature between films.
Pass pleasant hour at the hall Thurs
day evening.
DR. John Merritte Driver, the Sec
ond number on the lecture course, comes
Monday, Nov. 18th. Harry Dunbar of
the Dunbar Concert Co. says: II have
heard DIR. Driver lecture many times.
He is fine. Tell the people anything
you like about him and tell them | said
so"
News has been received here of the
death of Mrs. Cordelia Howard Larkin
at her home in Canada the latter part of
last week. She was the wife Of David
Larkin, who lived on the Nelson Taylor
place in this city for several years. and
sister of the late Ira Howard and Mrs.
Frank Babcock.
The morning after Halloween the
strip of walk alongside Whittet's pasture
in the third ward looked as though a
well-developed cyclone had passed that
way. Some twenty five or thirty rods
of the walk was torn up and thrown in