The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-06-12
Local Happenings

Pringle store.
H. r. Houfe has moved his family
into the Mrs. Margaret Earle residence
on Albion street.
Mrs. Will Flarity and daughter left
Tuesday for Kansas City on visit TIC
her brother, James Duffy.
The basement walls of the new
school building are very nearly COM
pleted and ready for the bricklaying.
Clint Scofeld and wife OF Evansville
visited at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Albert RAIDER, in this city over Sun
day.
Mrs. Sylvester and daughter have
been spending the week with the DR.. on
the farm which he manages near Fenni-
more.
Will Davis and family have moved
to the home of Thomas Markham, and
Mrs. Fletcher will make her home there
for the present.
M. D. Owen and F. D. Pepper were
over from Evansville Saturday with a
new Buick automobile which Mr.. Pep
per has just purchased.
C. E. Langworthy left Monday for
Menomonie, Wis, to attend the annuaI
convention of superintendent and trus-
tees of county asylums.
"A post card of unique" design is
being sent out by Will Bardeen admon-
ishing parents OF the mistake in not hav-
ing their boys photographed.
IF the parties who took histories and
other articles from the Sheepskin school
house wish to save themselves trouble
they will return them at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lidicker went
to Rochester, Mimi, Saturday where
Mrs. Lidicker consulted Drs. Mayo re-
garding an operation at the hospital
there.
The state oil inspector has recently
issued circular to his deputies urging
them to see that the state laws are en-
forced relating to the painting and stem
cilIating of cans containing gasoline.
The 9th annual concert of the
School of Music of Milton college, under
the direction of J. M. Stillman, takes
place in the S. d. B. church in that vii
lage Wednesday evening, June 18th.
II. A. Perry has issued circulars for
a special sale of fancy wash goods to
take place at his store Saturday, June
18th, at 2 p. NJ. Ladies should secure a
circular and note the announcements.
Tho foundation walls for Will Stras-
burg's new residence in the End ward
are being pushed forward by the con-
tractors, Dallman Bros, and work on the
superstructure will be commenced soon.
Elmer L. Hahn returned home from
the state university Friday and on Mon
day departed for DeKalb, ILL.,, where he
Joined government geological survey
party, and intends passing the summer
at this work.
The Culture club have been taking
their annual outing this week at T. B.
Earle's cottage, Lake Kegonsa. On Sun
day the husbands of the club members
we're entertained there, 81 being present
at the dinner.
Mrs. Charles Venske, Fred Zahn,
Ferd Gessert and August Schultz have
had cement walks laid in front of their
residence properties in the 3rd ward
during the week. Bartz Stanky & Co.
did the work.
-Delbert SmitH of Brooklyn and Miss
Eta Hubbard OF Evansville were Sun
day guests of Fl. Fl. Moen and wife. On
Monday Philip Dexheimer and daughter,
Miss Laura, of South Dakota were en-
tertained at the Moen home
The Josephson summer resort on
Rock river has been connected by tele-
phone with Edgerton central, No. So
Other new phones placed this week are
Mrs. Morrie, dressmaking shop, No. IL;
Chas. Clatworthy, residence, No. 247
and Contractor Wagner No. ga.
M. NJ. Webb, father of Mrs. L. w
Persons of this city, died at his home in
Whitewater June 4th after lingering
illness, aged n years. He was veteran
of the civil war, serving in the 18th Wis
regiment Deceased was born in Penn
sylvania and was one of the early pio-
neers of Whitewater.
Wednesday, June 18th, is the day
all are looking for. 1t will be regular
4th OF July on little smaller scale. The
Fire Department and Cornet band are
going to give picnic at Charlie Bluff =
picnic with one of those old fashioned
picnic dinners. There will be a ball
game and other attractions to make the
day one of pleasure for all who attend
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