The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-12-25
Local Happenings


"A Merry Christmas is the wish of
The Reporter to all its subscribers.
John Hendricks of Evansville was
calling on his old friends here Monday
C. H. Mcintyre of Grand Rapids,
Mich, is here to spend the holiday sea-
son.
Miss Maud Miller of Neenah is here
to pass the holiday vacation with rela-
tives.
4Dr. Frederick Meyer goes to Mil
wauAee to pass Christmas with his
mother.
Miss Alyce Payne of Madison was
an over Sunday guest of Miss Stella
Ogden.
Carl Bartz and family of Beaver
Dam will pass Christmas with his par
ents here.
Frank Mcintosh and family are
down from Viroqua to pass the holidays
with relatives here.
You can pay your taxes after
Christmas at H. H. Dickinson's resi-
dence on Front street.
Henry Onsgaard is here from De
corah, Iowa, to pass the holiday vaca-
ton with his parents.
Arthur LaBundy came up from
Rockford to spend Christmas with his
parents and former friends.
r. L. Page and family returned
Saturday evening from three weeks
visit with relatives in Kansas.
The price of butter was boosted
another cent in the Elgin market this
week. The price is now 81 cents.
William Dallman and wife of Chi
cago are here to pass the holidays with
their uncle's family, VIM. Bartz.
Charlie Flagg has been confined to
his home since he came down from Me-,
nominee with an attack of quinsy.
Lawrence Hutson has accepted
position in Wilson Bros. office and will
commence there the first of the year.
BY the burning of the photograph
gallery at Milton last Friday, Will Bar
deem lost about $75 worth of material.
-Chellis Boutelle, who is attending
school at Elroy, Wis, came down Sat
urday to pass the holiday vacation with
his parents.
Elmer Ebbott of Beloit college is
home for the holidays. Mr.. Ebbott was
recently elected captain eff the Beloit
Foot Ball team.
Miss Emma Hanson, who has been
in Minneapolis the past few months,
returned to her home Sunday and will
remain here during the winter.
Penn Brown Jr. has secured en-
ployment with the Northwestern rail-
way at GAINESVILLE and will probably be
assigned to the freight Office
DIR. Garner, who located in Edger
ton few weeks ago for the practice of
medicine, has closed his office and re-
turned to Linden, Wis, the town from
which he came.
Mr.. T. B. Earle has been exhibit
ing bill from Watertown concern
amounting to something over SAL for
six stuffed geese which he ordered sent
to parties in eastern cities.
Mrs. Elmer Herrick and daughter
departed Monday morning for Norwalk,
Wis, to pass the holidays with her
parents They stopped off at Sparta
for short stay with friends.
Through express cars containing
package express gathered along the
new Pacific coast extension of the c.
M. & st. P Ry are now being hauled
through here on the morning trains to
Chicago each day.
-Chas. Flagg from the Stout Train
ing school at Menominee, Clarence Jen-
son and Willie Mcintosh from the
Shattuck school at Fairbault, Mimi,
and Silas Hurd from Racine are all
home to enjoy the Christmas holiday
with their friends here.
The snow fall last week came with
in a few miles of Edgerton when it
dropped off short. Farmers in the VI
cinity of Deerfeld who delivered to-
bacco here Saturday came with sleighs
but were compelled to transfer their
loads before reaching town.
Miss Helen Henderson departed on
Tuesday for California, expecting to
spend the winter with relatives in that
state. She will drop off at Denver and
pass the Christmas holiday with Miss
Inger Hoen, now attending school at
Boulder, and then proceed to San Fran
cisco and later extend her visit to
southern California.
The foot ball team of the high