The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-08-07
Local Happenings

Miss EdlSn MaltpreSs passed sun
day with Mrs. Carl Lord at Sextonville.
Mrs. F. M. Jack and children OF
River Falls are visiting Edgerton rela-
tives.
Miss Grace, Donlevy Of Chicago is
caring for Miss Minerva Coon, who is
quite sick.
H. T. Sweeney left Tuesday evening
on a two weeks vacation trip to the
Southwest
Miss Marie Harlin of Fond du Lac
is guest of her uncle at ST. Joseph's
parsonage.
Emil and Lizzie Summerfeldt are
passing the week with relatives in Mil
ton Junction.
Mrs. J. l. Lusk has been visiting
relatives and friends in Stougbton por
ton of the week.
Matte Haylock is spending the week
in Milwaukee visiting her sister, Mrs.
Jennie Carlson.
Miss Mable Packnow of Fl Atkin-
son was guest of Mrs. Paul Goede the
first of the week.
Miss Richards of Lake Geneva, late
teacher in the schools here, is visiting
friends N Edgerton.
Louis Winnie of the Baraboo Demo
crat spent Sunday here with his brother,
Onerator T.. N. Winnie.
The Misses Joice of GAINESVILLE have
been guests at the home of Mrs. Arthur
Clarke this week.
&C. G.. Biederman is down from
northern Michigan this week for brief
stay with his family.
-Adolph Jensen returned from his
vacation Thursday, spent at Providence
and New England points.
Mrs. Mungus Nelson and son are up
from Beloit to pass few days with for
mer friends and neighbors.
Miss Clara Jensen reached home
Sunday morning from weeks visit with
friends at Northwood, Iowa.
Will Thoreson, who has been visit
ing his uncle, John Thoreson, returned
to his home in Chicago Saturday.
An Eastern Star pin was lost on the
streets the latter part of the week.
Finder please leave same at this Office.
Mrs Fannie Sutton and son Harold
departed Saturday on a visit to her Sis
ter and relatives at Michigan City, Ind
Mrs. G. E. Shannon left Monday for
Sayner, Wis, to remain during the hay
fever season at lake resort in that
vicinity.
Wood & Ward have column ad. on
the inside page of this issue. It's all
about "Two Merry Tramps' and is worth
looking up.
"A gold neck chain and locket with
the initials "E. B." was lost on the
streets Sunday evening. Finder please
leave at this office
j. B. Stickney of Mazomania was
here few days early in the week watch
ing the workout of his horse entered in
the Picnic races. Mr.. Stickney is one of
the oldest station agents on the Milwau-
kee system.
Monday broke the record of the sea-
son for hot day, when thermometers
about town recorded temperatures close
to 100 degrees. But for the scorching
wind the day would have been almost
UNDESIRABLE.
Miss Alice Helms of Beloit and Miss
Beulah Heddles of Madison have been
passing the week with Miss Nellie Bent
ley. Picnic day Burrows and Allan
Helms were down from Kegonsa and en-
tertained at the Bentley home.
Last Friday Otto Drager moved his
family into part of Mrs Hills house On
Main street. Egbert Crandali and wife
nave commenced housekeeping in their
home on the Albion road vacated by
Mr.. Drager.
Mrs Thomas Rossebo was operated
on for appendicitis at the Palmer hos
pital in GAINESVILLE Tuesday, July 2lst.
The operation was successful and Mrs.
Rossebo returned home Wednesday of
last week. A complete recovery is prom
Used by the attending physician.
So many requests have been receiv
ed by letter and otherwise asking The
Reporter to hold open the combination
offer, including the Daily Gazette and
magazines, so they may take advantage
OF it, we have decided to continue the
offer Tor short period only. II you
want the snap, don't delay.
The hot wave that came the closing
days of July failed to bring the average
tanneratnra OF the month M to the