The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-10-09
Local Happenings

DIR. e. L. Shepard has been in Mon
tana for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Harry Son is visiting friends
in South Dakota for few weeks.
Mrs. L. W. Persons visited relatives
in Whitewater the early part OF the
week.
Miss Josephine Tallard, who is
teaching in the town of Avon, passed
Sunday at her home here.
An open faced silver watch was
picked up on the street Saturday and
awaits an owner at this Office
&C. o. Shannon and w Z. Pomeroy
were at Fort Atkinson and Wauwatosa
this week looking up shrubbery for Fas-
sett cemetery.
The fifth grade of the public schools
has become so crowded that Miss jose
phine Bates has been secured as an
assistant teacher.
Mrs. Will Hartzell and sister, Mrs.
Anna Schuett left Saturday for Chicago
to visit their cousins Will and Albert
Dallman and families.
-Theo. Clarke attended the under
takers convention at EauClaire last
week. and Mrs. Clarke and son were
guests of relatives in Sparta.
Helen, daughter of A. E. Skinner
and wife, has been quite seriously i'll the
past week A trained nurse from Mil
waukee has been caring, for her.
Mrs. Nancy Howell, accompanied by
Miss Sarah Barringer of Magnolia, leave
this week to visit relatives and friends
in Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Fred Hartzell and family, who were
here to attend the golden wedding of
Mr.. Hartzell's parents last week, re-
turned to their home at Chippewa Falls
on Monday.
Henry johnson, Oscar Jensen, A.
Mcintosh and son Roscoe, were in Chi
cago Sunday and witnessed the White
Sox take the first game of the series with
the Tigers.
Carl Kurtz writes to have the ad-
dress of his paper changed from Alma,
Wis, to Glen Ullin, N. D., where he is
now located. He sends regards to all
old friends.
Jos. F. Kaunzner, of Fort Atkinson
Granite works, recently placed couple
handsome memorials in Fassett cemetary
on the family lots of Morris Hahn and
Douglas Hopkins.
The calendar of the October term of
the circuit court was called by Judge
Grimm on Monday, and so few cases
were ready or trial that the jury will
not be called until Nov. 9th.
The pulpit of the Congregational
church will be occupied next Sunday by
Rev. j. p. Deane, principal of Beloit
Academy. The friends are asked to re-
member that the evening service will not
commence at Z o'clock.
The announcement of DR.. 81. S.
Godfrey, a magnetic healer who has de-
cided to locate in Edgerton. will be found
in this issue. The DR.. comes with first
class recommendations and is willing to
let results speak for his treatment.
After they have been trimmed of
leg or an arm, there will be fewer boys
catching onto passenger trains as they
come in or leave the station here Flip
ping trains is dangerous business and
sooner or later some one pays the pen
atty for the recklessness.
An ice cream social will be held on
Saturday evening" Oct. 10th, at the
Sheepskin school house, two miles west
of Edgerton, the proceeds to go toward
purchasing something for the school.
There will be plenty of music and good
time for all. Come and bring your
friends.
The first foot ball game of the season
will be played at the Driving Park next
Saturday afternoon, called at o'clock.
The High school team will meet the
Whitewater High, fast team that made
record against the Normals, and an
exhibition we'll worth seeing is promised.
Admission, % cents; children and ladies,
10 cents.
No effort has been spared in making
the production of Just A Woman's
Way" thoroughly artistic, and the stu
ations are extremely strong and thrill
ing. This is the consensus of opinion
among dramatic critics. Lincoln ]. Car
ter will present this great melodrama by
Sidney w Pascoe at Royal hall Thurs
day evening, October 18TH
"A new German Lutheran church
will be dedicated at Madison OH Sunday
next and Rev. Spilman and both choirs