The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-04-26
Local Happenings


Monday, April 18th.
DIR. B. L. Cleary was called to Chi
cago on business Tuesday evening.
Henry Vivian has retired from his
position in w. Ell. Leedle & Co.'S store.
Miss Clara Jensen was down from
the university for an over Sunday visit
at home.
Be sure to hear the Dunbars Thurs
day, May I'd, the last number of the lee
ture course.
Mrs. j. P Coon and Mrs. G. w. Doty
entertained the Euchre club last Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Spike went to
Mitchell, S. D., Tuesday evening on
visit to relatives.
Henry Bunker is arranging for the
erection of a residence on his lot in the
Kurtz addition.
"A baby boy came to gladden. the
home of John Craig and wife, on the
Prairie, last Thursday:
"A. w. Bentley is negotiating for a
high speed launch to be put on Lake
Koshkonong this season.
Mrs c. B. Gary and son Elmer re-
turned from the Pasteur Institute 10
Chicago last Thursday.
Farmers are making some progress
with their seeding this week. A good
deal Of the small grain is now in.
E. M. Huboell left Saturday for
ten days business trip to Philadelphia
and other eastern tobacco markets.
Miss Anna Hoen will entertain the
Pigeforening in the basement of the
church Thursday evening, April 18th.
Mrs. Plantz, wife of President
Plantz of Lawrence university is guest
of Mrs. Frank Horton for few days.
Pred Phifer, holding a responsible
position with A. l.. Mcintosh, tobacco
dealer at La Crosse, visited friends here
during the week
Repairs have been completed so that
C. M. Underhill's family have occupied
their home, purchased of G. w. Birken-
meyer, during the week.
Girl of the Streets" as presented at
Royal hall Tuesday evening drew good
sized audience and all seemed pleased
with the performance.
Ground was broken Tuesday morn
ing for the foundation walls Of George
Rea's new residence to be erected on his
lot in the Kurtz addition.
John Burns, who is employed with
the American Cigar Co. at the Brodhead
branch, was calling upon his Edgerton
friends early in the week.
David Atwood Of the GAINESVILLE Ga
zette was in town Monday long enough
to get acquainted with some of the prin-
cipal attractions of Edgerton.
p. @. Brown went to the sanitarium
at Prairie du Chem Tuesday morning to
secure relief from rheumatism that has
been bothering him for a few weeks
past.
L. G.. Whittet returned Sunday ev-
enirg from Bonita, La. He was accom-
panied by his son Lowell, his mother,
Mrs. J. D. Whittet, remained for more
extended stay.
Mrs. Andrew Jensen was called to
DEBORAH, Iowa, Friday by the illness OF
her son Andrew, Jr., who it attending
Luther college at that place. He is i'm
proving, however.
For S2250 Louis Puerner has pur-
chased Herman Sankey's residence
property on Washington street. Mr..
Stankey contemplates building new
home on lot adjacent.
The Melbourn United shows will
pitch their tents on the Fhinney lot near
the Heddles lumber yard next Monday,
giving two performan ,es afternoon and
evening. Keep in mind the date.
Andrew Mcintosh and Sanford Sow
erhill and family OF GAINESVILLE returned
Sunday evening from months stay at
Camp Monarch, New Mexico, where To-
cal people have an investment in mines.
AT the close of the seasons sorting
at the Spitzner warehouse Tuesday your
uncle Isaac Howell completed his one
hundred and twelfth day OF continuous
work. Pretty good for man in the
seventies.
F. D. Pepper OF Footyille. Andrew
johnson of Morrisonvills, Sanford Sover-
hill and T. E. Welch OF GAINESVILLE and
Chris Olson of Stoughton were in town
Tuesday to attend a meeting of the
stockholders OF the Monarch Mining Co.
Clarence Jordalen and others have
about raised sufficient means with which
to purchase pipe organ for Rev. Wiese s
church in Pleasant Springs and the in