The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-11-13
Local Happenings

Mabbett were GAINESVILLE visitors Mon
day.
james Scott and son of GAINESVILLE
were guests at r. j. Maltpress' on Sun
day.
Mrs. Arthur Marsden of Rio has
been visiting relatives here during the
week.
&C. e. Langworthy has gone East Tor
a few weeks visit with relatives IN New
York state.
The Pigeforening is invited TO meet
at the home of Miss Minnie Johnson this
Thursday evening.
Will Strasberg is moving into his
new home just completed ia the Head
addition this week.
Miss Ella Keller of Chicago. has
been spending the week with her sister,
Mrs. e. S. Hatch.
W FL. Leedle & Co. have added one
of the latest improved National cash
registers to their store this week
Miss Leo Thompson, who is attend
ing an art school in Chicago, was up for
an over Sunday stay at her home here.
Mrs. e. L. Shepard entertained a
company of her lady friends at card
party held on Thursday afternoon last.
Miss Agnes Longley of Palmyra was
a guest of the Misses Mary and Alyce
Ebbott few days the first of the week.
Another big train load of sheep came
in Saturday from Forsyth, Mont, that
we're halted at the feeding yards for
short rest.
The Wisconsin Telephone Co. have
had a force of workmen here during the
week moving poles to correspond with
the curb line.
The first of the series of six dancing
parties to be given by the K. of p. dane
ing club, will occur on Friday evening,
November 90.
"A. W. Bentley left Monday for the
north woods to join party of deer hunt
ers at G. e. Shannon's cottage near
Sayner, Wis.
Any one in need of the services of a
good family horse for the keep during
the winter can learn of such one by
applying at this Office.
Burr Scott and wife were guests of
Mrs. SCOTS parents here for short
time during the week but left Monday
for trip to California.
H. A. Whipple, proprietor of the
Waterloo Democrat, paid this Office a
friendly call Tuesday while in town look
ing after business with the school board.
-Nels A. Nelson, who has been en-
ployed as foreman by Harden & Nelson,
sewer contractors, during the summer,
is home for winters stay with his fam
ily.
"A large delegation of Edgerton mem
bers OF the order of Eastern Star we're
entertained by the GAINESVILLE chapter
Wednesday evening in a most royal
manner.
On Monday Mrs. Even Onsgard en-
Gertained Mrs. G. Lee and Mrs Hanson
of Sumner, and on Tuesday Mr.. and
Mrs. Kvarberg of Rockdale were guests
at her home.
Mr.. John Dave contemplates trip
to the Pacific coast and is now making
his preparations to start shortly after
Thanksgiving He will remain there
during the winter.
II. B. Earle returned from his east
ern trip on Thursday last He was in
New York when the election returns
were received and reports that the city
went wild over the result
Miss Mary Watson went to Rockford
Monday for few days visit with Miss
Edith Clubb. While there she will at
Shows College of Dressmaking and take
the short course in skirt cutting.
Marshal Phil WEIGH has returned
from Almena where he went to consult
DR.. Till. His number was 143 on the
day of his treatment and the crowd of
patients was so large that many had to
await over until the next day.
Several departments of the public
schools were granted vacations for
Thursday and Friday of this week so
that the instructors might attend the
meeting of the State Teachers associa-
ton in Milwaukee this week
-Thos. L. Stillman departed Tuesday
for Daytona, Florida, with the intention
of passing the winter with his nephews
who have their winter home there. He
ticketed via of the Dixie Flyer from
Chicago without change of cars to Jack
sonville.
L. G. Whittet and P. G. Brown left