The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-06-05
Local Happenings


Mrs. e. L. Roethe is confined to her
home with an attack of sciatic rheuma-
tism.
Ed Lord came down from Richland
Center Friday for short stay with his
family.
Ben Perrigo is out again after
confinement of couple weeks with cry
sipelas.
jay Shaw has purchased the home
stead west of town of his brother, En-
met Shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Conway were
visiting friends in Chicago the fore part
of the week.
The Pigeforening will meet this
Thursday evening in the basement rooms
of the church.
&C. G.. Biederman came down from
Perkins, Mich, for short stay with his
family during the week.
"A lady's No. tan kid glove has
been picked up on the street that awaits
an owner at this office.
"A. w. Bentley and wife moved up
to their cottage on Lake Koshkonong
for the season on Tuesday.
Miss Georgia Bowen entertained five
Chicago young lady friends at a house
party one day last week
The high school students held
very enjoyable picnic at Charlie Bluff,
Lake Koshkonong, Monday.
The Ladies Society of the Norwe-
gian church will be entertained by Mrs.
E. NJ Laid Thursday, June IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Wendt spent
Saturday with their grandchildren at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bartz.
-Brainard Hopkins and wife of Fen
gilmore, Wis., were guests at the home
of their brother E. G. Hopkins, here
over Sunday.
VIM. Schrub, VIM. Barrett and
Charles Kreuger left Tuesday morning
for West Baden. They will remain there
about three weeks.
May was month of much rainfall,
giving a total precipitation of 81 inches,
when inches is considered normal by
the weather bureau.
Mrs. Leroy Saunders and Mrs. Chan.
Robinson were called to Jefferson Mon
day by the serious illness of their moth
or, Mrs. John Braves.
"A Photo Talk, by Bardeen, is the
title of a neat little booklet recently
printed at this Office. J 1t contains many
helpful suggestions regarding photo
making. They are given away at the
studio.
&C. w. Pool and wife came down
from Duluth TO attend the funeral of
Mrs. Mills, Mr.. POOLS sister, at Albion
Tuesday. Mrs Pool will remain for
visit with friends in this locality for
short time.
The Edgerton ball team made an
overland trip to Oregon Sunday where
they defeated the local club by score
of 9 to g. The home team has been
strengthened by a second baseman,
Kittelson, who is said to be very good liz
the position.
Henry Morriseey left Monday night
to spend the summer vacation in Hart
land, MINI. He will assist his brother
in-lsw, P. II. D ,novan. in the care of the
opera house and his implement business
which is very extensive.
Mrs. W. H. Morrissey and daughter
Rose have gone to Hot Springs, S. D., in
hopes the change of climate and the
treatment will benefit Mrs. Morrissey,
who is very much troubled with rheu-
matism. They will be gone most of the
summer.
w 81. Wheeler of Beloit, who built
our water works plant which was after
wards sold to the city, was here Tuesday
giving the city authorities some advice
regarding the completion of the reser-
voir put in couple of years ago and
never finished.
The farm homes of Chas. Brown
and Dave Condor at MELVILLE have been
supplied with phones connected with
Edgerton central this week. The former
can be called on line Ill and Condor on
lire 304. The residence of Aug. Ratz-
laff is No. 415 and Will Schumacher 68.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. g. Atwell, Mr. and
Mrs. @. S. Farman, Misses Richards,
Grace Bennett, Louise Jessup, Clara
Jensen and Edith Maltpress and Messrs.
Penn Brown, w. L. Pelton, Adolph Jen-
son and Mel johnson form an agreeable
party that have been spending the week
at the Hopkins cottage, Lake Koshko-
nong.