The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-02-28
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ON Nelson made business trip to
Milwaukee Friday.
FE Painter has been victim of the
grip since Saturday.
J A Wood has been confined to the
house with neuralgia since Thursday.
Mrs Ford is in Edgerton caring for
Mrs Mitchell, who is dangerously SICK
Mr. and Mrs T J Atwood o: Edgerton
we're guests at w A DeLancey's Monday
Miss Maud Crandall is in Walworth
at the home of her aunt, Mrs Marshall
Coon.
Miss Minerva Stillman is guest OF
relatives and friends in Madison this
| week.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Coon are at the home
of her parents on Wheeler Prairie this
week.
Mrs Harold Whitford is among the
number who is under the doctors care
this week.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Simon were up from
Beloit to enjoy the holiday, Feb ~, at
the home of her parents.
Mrs Warren Ayres and Mrs John
Slagg attended the funeral Of Marshall
Coon in Walworth Sunday.
Mrs A B Campbell went to Walworth
Friday afternoon to visit relatives and
attend the funeral Of Mr. Coon.
Willard Babcock is the latest victim
of the chickenpox. Nearly all the other
children, large and small, have had it.
| M A Head has let his farm to Walter
Higgins and his uncle, Mr. Fuller. Mr.
Heads family will move to Beloit in the
near future.
| Mr. and Mrs L Green, accompanied
! by DR. Crosley, went to Chicago last
Thursday to consult with DIR Bailey in
regard to Mrs Green's i'll health.
Dayton Hubbard was called to his
home in Walworth last week and will
after his fathers stock while his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Hubbard. visit their
aged mother in Brookfeld. N Y.
At the teachers institute held in
! Stoughton, Saturday, Miss Zoe Painter
was one of three Dane county teachers
chosen to go to Madison after the spring
examinations for diplomas are held and
correct the examination papers from the
county.
A merry company of fifteen children
we're invited Sunday forenoon to help
Donald Head celebrate his sixth birth
day, from 1870 to o'clock. After play
ing games, dinner was served at noon to
the hungry little guests. Donald received
many little gifts from his guests to serve
as reminders of happy birthday.
Warren Ayers took little run &riday
afternoon all by themselves Mr. Ayres
was shoveling snow onto the bridge near
the factory when they started, running
as far as John Bliven's where they
parted company around telephone
pole, leaving the sleigh rather the worse
for it. They were finally caught in a big
drift south of Mr. Swaney's.
All the tools which are worth anything
have been gathered up from the ashes
of the blacksmith shop and stored in the
creamery building Until the address
of F Ell Drake, who is visiting somewhere
in Chicago, can be found, nothing def
mite can be done about rebuilding the
shop. Many of the farmers have ex
pressed willingness to contribute funds
for that purpose, with Ernest Drake al
the head of the business, as it will be 8
great Inconvenience to be without {
shop. Mr. Touton kindly offered the use
of his shop and tools to Ernest Drake, sc
, if anyone wishes to take their horses tt
that shop to be shod, Mr. Drake will bt
pleased to do the work.
The ladies of the Campus Club re
] sumed their stay at home travels after ;
four weeks rest, at Mrs j Q Emerys
Thursday afternoon, Feb Goth. Will
r Mrs Roy Coon as pilot, we visited New
5 Orleans, where Mrs Kipp read some yer,
interesting things about the city, ant
Mrs Drake told of Sophie Wright
beautiful life and accom- plishments il
New Orleans. Mrs f e Painter gave
short sketch of the author of the sons
, "Suwanee River" and she and Mrs Ge'
Walters sang it. Mrs Chas Saunder
: then gave an interesting sketch of tn
city of Atlanta, and Mrs Geo Crosley il
7 very delightful way told of Atlanta
!. most interesting citizen, Joel Chandle
Harris, and read one of uncle Remus
: stories. Mrs f E Painter and Mis-
= Minerva Stillman then sang "Swinl
Low, Sweet Chariot" Mrs Emery CAV
] a most interesting description of tn
travels of the Jubilee Singers and thei
reception in this country and Europe
and of how they secured large sum O
money for Fishes University and the ed
s ucation of the negro. One of the jubile
!. songs, John Brown" was sung in clos
ing. The next meeting occurs March
at Mrs G. M Sheldon's. leader Mrs e,