The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-09-20
Local Happenings
Jefferson Co. fair next week.

H B. Knapp and family passed Sun
day with friends in Stoughton.
-Elgin price of butter goes up anoth-
er half cent to 271a cents this week.
The greatest county fail in the state
will be held a. Jefferson next week.
Mrs. Effie Zimmerman of Cadotte,
Wis. is a guest at the home of c. B.
Boutelle.
Miss Edna Wilson left Monday for
Oberlin, Ohio, to pursue her musical ed
ucation.
Daughters were born into the homes
OF Fl. r. Sweeney and James Whittet the
past week.
Miss Mary Burdick of Madison WIS.,
tied among Edgerton relatives during
the week.
Mrs. e. l.. Shepard has been quite
seriously ill during the week but is now
on the gain.
Prank l.. Burdick has been engaged
as instructor of the band at the White
water normal school.
Mrs. George Villas of Grand Rapids,
Mich. was d guest of the editors family
few days this week.
Mrs. I. N. Carrier departed Satur-
day for visit with former Rock county
people at Quinston, Va.
Mrs. Kittie Banks of Fort Atkinson
o,,o-t ~ uoorv Job homo q
few days this week.
Mrs. Nellie Humphrey was brought
home from the hospital at Madison Fri
day and is gaining rapidly.
Robert G. Maltpress has been elected
second lieutenant of Co. H., ID Reg. L.
n. G.. at Rockford recently.
Miss Lillian Vayette and Mrs. n. A.
Nelson passed fair week with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Greenwood in Milwaukee.
Miss Winifred Coon was guest at
house party given at the Buckley cot
tage, Lake Kegonsa, over Sunday.
Atty. Fred w. Bentley and family
were up from Chicago for few days
visit with relatives here during the
week.
"A leak in the service pipe leading to
the Hausmann block has required the
digging up Of the street main to get at
the trouble.
John Walters and wife, who reside
on their farm between Stoughton and
Oregon, paid a visit to Edgerton friends
early in the week
Geo r. Atwood of Gays Mills drop
ped off for short visit with his parents
here on his way home from the state
fair last week.
The choir of the Congregational
church gave Miss Edna Wilson very
pleasant surprise Friday evening, previ-
Gus to her departure for Oberlin.
A telegram to Edgerton relatives
on Monday announced the safe arrival
of daughter at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. o. Naset at Eau Claire, Wis.
Mrs. Fl. G.. Adams and daughter
Miss Carrie of Madison were entertained
at A. w. Bentley's cottage, Lake Kosh-
konong, from Wednesday till Monday.
The Dane county fair at Madison
this week nes drawn considerable at
tendance from this section. The Albion
band furnished the music Oh Tuesday.
H. J. Stangl departed Saturday
evening to join his wife at Richland Cen
ter After short visit at that place and
Muscoda Mr.. and Mrs. Stangl will go to
Denver where they intend to reside
Mrs G. P. Touton entertained a
house party of ten of her Fort Atkinson
friends from Friday over the week, Mon
day the party accepted an invitation to
a dinner given by Mrs. Levy at James
vile, returning the same evening to their
homes.
WIN. Abbott and wife of South Da-
kota have been visiting among relatives
in this section during the week. Mr..
Abbott brought along few sample ears
of the corn crop raised on his farm
which it would be hard to duplicate in
Wisconsin this year.
Miss Edith Maltpress reached home
through the Yellowstone Park. In COM
pany with Miss Oliver and Miss Field
and few other teachers, the party Wis
tied not only the National Park but re-
turned via Salt Lake City and Colorado
points, consuming nearly month in
sight seeing.
Mrs. Zahn, who was badly hurt at
the mill crossing last week, is now in
fair way to recover although it will take
several weeks. She has suffered greatly
from the injuries, but with good nursing
by trained nurse and the best of med
ical treatment she has been brought
through thus far better than was ex-
pected.
Word comes from Camhridoe that