The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-08-23
Local Happenings

"A boy babe was born into the fam
ily of VIM. Carpenter Tuesday.
Ira Howard was quite seriously ill
sor few days early in the week.
E. G. Hopkins is looking after farm
ing interests in the Kickapoo valley.
Mike Schmidt, wife and son were
Chicago visitors the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Coon visited with
friends in Belvidere, ILL.,, over Sunday.
Mrs. Henry johnson returned from
her visit to friends in Cleveland Monday.
Mr.. P. Mcintyre and daughter JOS
ephine visited relatives in Madison Sun
day.
Mayor Laid and family passed Sun
day with the mayors mother near
Dodgeville.
Miss Minnie Isaacs came out from
Milwaukee to pass Sunday with rela-
tives in this city.
Emil Stanke went to the county
hospital Tuesday for an operation for
tubercular trouble.
C. R. Bentley's family were enter
tanned at T. B. Earle's cottage on Lake
Kegonsa over Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Lord and daughter OF
Chicago have been visiting with relatives
in Edgerton during the week.
Twins boy and girl, were born
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Forest FEES
sender iu Porter on Monday.
DIR. and Mrs Morrison have returned
from Lake Beulah where they passed
delightful two weeks vacation
John Thoreson and family departed
Saturday for a weeks vacation with
friends in Stoughton and Madison.
Miss Anna Nelson is passing two
weeks vacation with camping party or
relatives and friends at Lake Kegonsa
Julius Summerfeldt and family, Carl
Bartz and family visited with August
Summerfeldt's family in Milton over
Sunday.
NIL, S. Miller and wife left Mon
day for Burlington, Wis, where Mr..
Miller has position as principal of the
public schools.
Another circuit of ten farmers living
along Rock river are constructing teie-
pbone line to connect their homes with
the Edgerton central.
Miss Grace Lohmaier of Cambridge
and Miss Inez Holland of Oakland, CAL,
were guests at the Joel Thompson nome
a few days this week.
The suggestion comes from the w.
R. G. that the business places OF Edger-
.on decorate on the date of the soldiers
reunion, August 20th.
A. w. Shumway and wife passed
Sunday with their daughters who are
spending two weeks vacation with rel
atives in Stoughton.
Frank Pringle made business trip
to Chicago on Tuesday. Mrs. Pringle
accomnanied him as far as Milwaukee
where she passed the day.
Oh. Babcock has been attending
the meeting of the grand lodge knights
of Pvthias convened in Oshkosh Tues
dav and Wednesday of this week.
John Layman, who has been passing
the week at the home of Louie Schnacht-
schneider and wife, returned Tuesday
morning to his home in WATERFOWL.
Oscar Perry arrived home Sunday
evening from New Mexico for short
stay Ge is looking fine, as though the
country and surroundings agreed with
him.
DIR. Beebe, wife, DR.. Claude Beebe
and Mr.. Eldredge composed an auto
marty that came out from Milwaukee
Saturday and passed Sunday with DR..
and Mrs. Keenan,.
During the storm Tuesday lightning
struck the houses of Chas. Saunders
andEAntone Olson and barn on the farm
of Arthur Vickers, doing but slight dam
age in either case.
A boy and girl, twins, were born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Purdy near Bus
SEVILLE the latter part os the week. DIR.
keenan, was in attendance and reports
mother and children as doing we'll.
Ed Zeidler, foreman of the job and
press rooms of the State Journal, Madl-
son, paid this office short call Satur-
day Mr. Zeidier and wife were on their
way to A}oion to pass Sunday with
friends.
Married, at the Norwegian Lutheran
parsonage, Wednesday, Aug. 7th, Ben
ME Peterson of Albion township and
Mrs. Annie Gullixon of GAINESVILLE. Wit
nesses, Mr.. Henry Haugan and Mrs
Maria Furau.
H. E. Beidinger, who was in the en-