The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-03-27
Local Happenings

The public schools close Friday,
March 9th, for one weeks vacation.
Mrs Ernest Baugh of Baltimore is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Arthur Clarke.
L. K Jessap and Miss Louise passed
Sunday with Mr.. Jessup's daughter in
Madison
Miss Matte Wilson entertained her
school friend, Miss Clara Crouch, few
days this week.
R. J. Maltpress was Chicago WIS.,
itor Wednesday, making selections of
goods for his store.
The meeting of Camp 40 the first
Thursday in April should be attended
by all it's members.
John Walters and wife of Oregon
passed Sunday at the home of Thomas
Westlake in this city.
Frank 2. Mcintosh was down from
Viroqua for couple days stay with Ed
gerton relatives early in the week.
The 20 musicians that play like go
are going to give the big minstrel show,
Wednesday evening, April 9Th.
Mrs. Henry johnson visited a couple
OF days last week with Chicago friends,
returning home Friday evening.
Miss Carrie Sites, former teacher
at the schools here, has been guest of
Mrs. M. L. Carrier during the week.
Keep in mind the date of the min
strel show by the Edgerton Cornet
Band, Wednesday evening, April 9Th.
The Ladies Society of the Norwe-
gian Lutheran church will meet with
Mrs. Sundry Omsburg, Thursday, April
2nd.
Fred Mckinney and wife were up
from GAINESVILLE to attend the party Civ
en- by Miss Helen Henderson Friday
evening.
Marshal Phil WEIGH took day off
Tuesday and passed the time with friends
in Juda His place was filled by Asst.
Fred Campbell.
Candidates that hope to have their
names published should file their NOM
ination papers not later than Wednesday
morning, April lst.
"A large lot of shelving has been
added at w. H. Leedle & Co.'S store and
the storage goods moved from the old
library building placed thereon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mawhinney left
Monday morning for Omaha to visit
Mrs. Mawhinney's sister whom she has
not seen for about twenty years.
The question of granting license in
Edgerton for the coming year will be
submitted to the will of the voters at
the election to be held Tuesday, April Z.
Miss Edith Maltpress, Mrs. A. j..
Jenson and Mrs. G. l.. Culton were in
Chicago Wednesday as committee to
purchase new piano for Culton Memo
rial hail.
Friends here have been appraised of
the arrival of an eight pound boy babe
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Sherman
Green, New Milford, Conn, on ST. Pat
rick's day.
Plan to eat supper at the w. r. c..
rooms on Tuesday evening, March 3lst.
The supper will be given in the nature
of dutch Market"-you pay for what
you eat and no more. 16w2
"A grand Transformation has taken
place at Ratzlaff Bros store. Besides a
general clean up, painting and changing,
an expert trimmer worked several days
and the store presents very pleasing
effect.
Mrs. Janette Atwood Sylvester.
reader. and Miss Nellie Bentley. violin
ist, will furnish the program for the last
number on the lecture course &C Albion,
in the s. d. B. church, Thursday even
ing, April End.
Brown & Pringle have taken col
umn space in addition to their large ad.
vertisement in The Reporter to keep
patrons posted regarding staple and
special bargains their store has to offer.
The additional space IS contracted for
the next two months
Three game wardens made trip up
Saunders creek Tuesday in search of
illegal fishermen. A rope strung across
the creek in Dawes pasture attracted
their attention and they camped near
the place several hours, but had to de-
part without even getting suspicion as
to what it was there for.
AT recent meeting of the horse
shoers it was decided to adopt the old
schedule of prices, leaving off the extra
five cents charged since October 1st.
The local union aims to keep prices con-
sistent with stock prices. Our black
smiths are all up-to- date, progressive
hou