The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-07-19
Local Happenings

Mrs. john Hanson Thursday, July 10Th
Misses Maggie and Inger Skibrek
are visiting friends in Chicago this week.
Fred Jenson's family returned Mon
day from two weeks outing at Lake
Kegonsa.
Roy Hopkins of Steuben is spending
a vacation with his family at Lake Kosh-
konong.
Sam Wileman has had phone put
in at his implement depot. Call num-
Der Is.
Miss Ida Doty of GAINESVILLE spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives in
this city.
The Pifeforening will meet with
Mrs. Jacob Johnson this Thursday
evening.
WIN. Morrissey left Monday evening
for South Dakota to look up so ne farm
ing property.
The Elgin price OF butter advanced
another half cent this week-25 cents
even is the price.
"A baby daughter arrived at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Schmelirg,
on Wednesday. Aug. II.
Mrs Marthy St. John Knight moved
to Milton Junction Monday, where she
has bought home.
Mrs. T. A. Perry went to Chicago
Wednesday to pay visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Getting.
The w. r. G.. ice cream and sherbet
social Tuesday evening. July 23rd, on
Mrs. Sutton's lawn.
Florence Flagg and Elizabeth Nc
Manus are spending the week with Mrs.
w. F. Earle at Watertown.
The races at Libertyville, ILL.,, this
week have drawn quite respectable at
tendance OF Edgerton horsemen.
Misses Beulah Heddles and Helen
Coon are spending the week at Frank
HeddIes' cottage at Lake Kegonsa.
Mrs. Chas Keller and Miss Nellie
Williams are passing couple OF weeks
with friends in Kenosha and Chicago.
The ladies of the w. r. G. will give
an ice cream and sherbet social on Mrs.
Sutton's lawn next Tuesday evening.
Ice cream, sherbet, cake and waters
will be served on Mrs. Sutton's lawn
next Tuesday evening for the benefit of
w. r. c.
The Culture Club and few invited
friends held very enjoyable picnic at
Richardson's on Rock river on Tuesday
evening.
Miss Belle Dave left for Lake &C.
neva Saturday to join camping party
of normal school students who are to
spend an outing Oh that lake.
E. G.. Dean, late publisher OF the
Eagle, is now travelling with a moving
picture show. He gave an entertain /!
ment at Brodhead Tuesday evening.
Miss Norma Hargraves has engaged
to teach in the public schools at Milton |
Junction the coming year. Miss Ellen !
Barber, another normal graduate, has |
secured a position in the Stoughton
schools.
F. Burt Carr and wife of st. Joseph, !
Mo-, were calling upon friends in Edger
ton, Tuesday. For several years after
its opening, Mr.. Carr conducted the
Carlton hotel here, but OF late years has !
been engaged in managing hotel at st. !
Joseph.
Mrs. Geo. Underhill, Mrs. G. L. Cul- /
ton, Mrs. Henry Johnson, Mrs. L. c..
Whittet, Mrs. Harry Ash, Misses Hazel |
Underhill and Lucille and Kathleen Gull
ton we're among the ladies OF the party
that attended the races at LibertyvilIe
Wednesday.
o. r. Pomeroy was down from Gays
Mills for short stay this week. He has
closed out over 70 lots at 500 each, re.
Gently plotted from his property in that
village, leaving him about four acres of
tobacco land which is located in such
way that he does not care to dispose of
it at present.
While searching for the remains of
young Westbury in Lake Kegonsa on
Monday, an employee of the Knapp no.
tel brought up q clam that contained
very valuable pearl. 1t is a large, per
feet gem, egg shaped and beautifully
colored. T. B. Earle purchased the
pearl from the finder at long price.
w. A. Shelley reached home from
New Mexico Tuesday, mis- son Drexel re-
turning with him, after year spent in
the southwest. While at Socorro,'N.
NJ, last Friday morning he experienced
an earthquake that shook up things
and brought nearly every one out of bed
at o'clock in the morning. Many o: the
adobe houses were cracked but 10 SER