The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-09-11
M. SCHMIDT.
EDGERTON, WIS.


Fl A Head transacted business in Mil
ton junction Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Clark Pierce of Edgerton
/ dined at j L Green's Sunday
Wayland Green is attending the State
fair this week with his father.
FIJI Drake is up from Beloit to spend
some time at his Albion home.
Miss Emma Randolph and A Drake
and wife spent Friday at Lake Kegonsa.
Mr. Hugh Stewart returned Monday
night from his vacation trip in Iowa and
Illinois
Mr. and Mrs Lelon Coon are visiting
Mr. and Mrs Frank Moore near James
vile.
Miss Helen Lawton resumed her
school work at Milton high school on
Sept 7th.
Rev and Mrs S Fl Babcock are in AL
bion this week greeting their many
| friends
Miss Phyllis Campbell of Edgerton is
| spending the week with her grand
| mother.
| day afternoon from Mercy hospital,
| GAINESVILLE.
M Crosey left Wednesday forenoon to
| join his wife in Marion, Iowa, at their
| daughters.
| Sumner Knox returned to his home at
Belleville after spending the summer at
| w A Jordan's
Della Hebel left Friday for Brodhead
where she will engage in teaching the
coming year.
L ct 10 do, rat
| ting things in readiness for the opening
of the fall term,
Clarence Lawton will enter Milton
! college this week to further equip him
self for his work.
/ Mrs Mary Cottrell of Waterloo, Iowa,
| is here for visit with her brother, A Ell
Painter, and others.
The Ladies Home Benefit society were
| entertained Tuesday afternoon, Sept 8,
by Mrs Henry Head
Miss Mary Flagg returned to Edger
| ton Sunday night after passing several
| days at D L Babcock's
CA Emerson and family of Milton
| were over Sabbath visitors with her par
| ents. o L Coon and wife.
| Eddie Slagg went Saturday to take
| up his position as principal of graded
school at Ableman, Wis.
L w Burdick leaves Wednesday for
| Alfred IN Y university to become an in
structor in that institution.
E FL Drake attended a soldiers reun-
ion at Milton Tuesday and visited his
brother-in- law, Mr. Powell
Miss Florence Titus of Madison was
| entertained at 0 L Coons from Friday
night to Sunday afternoon.
Leone Collins of Walworth, after
| spending a week with Albion relatives,
returned home Monday night
| r G. Green's new silo is fast nearing
completion. 1t is the second one to be
built this fall in this locality.
| Mr. and Mrs Ed Simon came up from
| Beloit Saturday to visit Mrs Simon's
parents until after Labor Day.
| Mr. and Mrs T j Atwood and Mrs Syl
vester and children took dinner with Mr.
| and Mrs FL a Head on Thursday.
| The Albion e society visited with
| the Rock River society last Sabbath
] evening in we'll attended service.
NJ Babcock and family attended the
installation of Rev A G Bond at Mil
ton Junction S D B church last Sabbath.
! Mrs Daniel Whitford and daughter
| Agnes of Alfred, N Y, arrived Friday for
| visit with numerous relatives in this
vicinity.
| Mrs Elite Gunderson and son Robert
are occupying Mrs Oscar Crandalls
| home in Edgerton during Mr. and Mrs
Crandall's absence.
Jerome Head returned Friday to his
| home In Madison to resume his school
duties after spending the summer with
his grandmother.
Vernon Hurley and Miss Nelson of
Milton attended church hero last Sab
bath and visited the latters brother and
sister at G N Sheldon's
DR. Crosley and wife returned from
their western trip Sunday and Mr. and
Mrs Nathan Kelley arrived home Friday.
All report most enjoyable trip.
/ L j Green was the owner OF 40acre
form in the town of Fulton for less thar
week. He purchased it of Mel Chad
wick and resold it Monday to e M Ladd
Mrs Fl A Painter went to GAINESVILLE
last Wednesday where she had q very
painful ingrowing toe nail removed. She
was obliged to remain for several days
j to receive treatment.
i A B Campbell spent the past week at
Toledo, Ohio, in attendance at the G A
r encampment He expects to spend
some time also at Monona Assembly
grounds during the Adventist camp
meeting.
Ray Roberts, the little Chicago boy
who has been spending the summer at
Nathan Kelley's, was obliged to return
home Monday afternoon as physicians
have decided that the trouble he has
been having was tuberculosis OF the
nasal bones and an operation would be
necessary. The case is an especially sad
one as the mother is now in hospital
and not exDected To live George Cable