The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-10-25
Local Happenings


home of Mrs. H. c. Adams at Madison
tuesday.
The Kvindeforening will meet with
Mrs. Jacob johnson in the church base
ment Oct. 3lst
Local talent are making arrange
ments for a Kirmess to be given in our
city Nov. and 9.
Mrs. FL. s. McGiffin and daughter
wilma of GAINESVILLE visited friends in
Edgerton Tuesday.
The Wemen's Relief Corps will give
harvest supper at their hall on the
evening OF Nov. 9th.
Miss Matte Wilson, who is teach
ing at Baraboo passed Sunday at the
home of her parents here.
Atty. A. 4. jackson and wife of
GAINESVILLE were Sunday guests of T. A.
Perrys family in this city.
-Chas. Carey and wife of Stebbins-
vile left Tuesday afternoon on visit to
friends in Beaver City, Neb.
Miss Emma Lord and Mrs Nellie
Humphrey returned Tuesday evening
from two weeks visit in Richland Cen
ter.
The public are invited to attend the
harvest supper being prepared by the
w. r. c. on November 9Th. Remember
the date.
Mrs. T. B. Earle attended the county
convention of womens clubs at James
vile on Saturday, representing the Ed
gerton federation.
Sugar beet growers are delivering
their crop quite freely now and weather
conditions have been exceptionally fav
orabIe for marketing the crop.
"A social and harvest supper will be
given at the Stebbinsville church Fri
day evening, Oct. 25th, to which most
cordial invitation is extended.
II, b. Earle, E. G. Tallard. George
Gary and VIM. Mcintosh were called
to Monroe Tuesday as witnesses in a
tobacco suit on trial there this week.
The people of Edgerton have been
up against wood famine for a short
time recently when for few days there
was not a stick for sale at any of the
yards here.
We are getting some delightful In
dian summer days when the forest trees
are dressed in their most gorgeous tints
and the country the most beautiful of
the year.
The new telephone directory will be
out the coming week and contains nearly
400 more names than any previous issue.
Copies can 6e had at the central office
any time after Monday next.
Mrs. Frank Horton representing the
City Federation and Mrs. J. A. Hender-
son the Culture Club are delegates at
tending the state convention of women's
clubs at Fond du Lac this week.
Word has been received here of the
marriage of Miss Inez Stevens, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Stevens, to Elem
ing Wilson Of Rockford, formerly of
Harrisburg, Pa. The marriage took place
on Michigan Ave-, Chicago, Oct. 18th,
Rev Phillips officiating. They will
make their home in Rockford.
The Gallahad club have arranged
for, the appearance OF Bernice CASTILLO
at the Congregational church Wednes-
day evening, Oct. 30th. Miss CASTILLO is
an exceptionally fine reader and inter
prets characters with great exactness.
She gives a pretty entertainment and
all should go and hear her. Remember
the date, Wednesday evening, Oct. 30th.
For the third time papers have been
served on members of our city council
citing them to appear under writ of
certiorari made returnable in ten days.
1t is the same proceedings brought in
the name of M. B. Fletcher to review
the records granting saloon license to
George Lynts. The papers in the two
previous attempts to get the action of
the council before the court for review
nave fallen down because of imperfect
proceedings. But the prosecution doesn't
appear to be bit discouraged and have
again started. The last writ was by
order of Judge Grimm, and in this
respect differs from the first two served.
Another legal scrabble will take place
when the matter comes before the court,
probably some time next week
The Goth birthday of A. W. Bentley
was made the occasion of very enjoy
able gathering at his cottage on Lake
Koshkonong Monday. About fifty
friends responded to the invitation is
sued by Mrs. Bentley to come and spend
the afternoon and partake of birthday
dinner. The weather was delightfully."-
pleasant and the attractions of the beau
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