The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-10-16
Local Happenings

cents, the same as last week.
Mrs j. B. Miller has been visiting
in Chicago during the week.
Mrs. G. l.. Althouse of Reading, Pa,
is guest of the Hahn family.
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Paul Dallman on Saturday.
e. G. Hopkins and W. 7. Pomeroy
attended the Gays Mills fair last week.
Arthur LaBundy of Rockford was
an over Sunday visitor at the home OF his
parents here.
DIR. E. L. Shepard came home from
the West Friday but left again Sunday
evening for Montana.
Miss Cora Page is home from a
months stay at the Madison sanitarium
much improved in health.
M. e. church Oct. 18th. Subject
1920, Lost Opportunities" subject 7:3O,
mot Far from the Kingdom"
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 81. Clarke left Fri
day for Sparta for few days visit with
their daughter, Mrs w. o. Naset.
Miss Anna Hoen will entertain the
Pigeforening in the basement of the
church next Thursday evening.
james Spike and wife left Wednes-
day for Long Beach. CAL, and expect to
pass the winter on the Pacific coast.
The Indian summer weather now
prevailing is grand thing for the sugar
beet raisers who are now delivering the
crop.
Material and workmen came up from
Rockford Tuesday to start the work of
putting in new steam heating plant for
Royal hall.
Mrs. Theo. johnson returned from
the Madison hospital Saturday evening.
She has been there the past two weeks
and is much improved in health.
E. M. Laid has engineered the sale
of the Flom homestead near Utica, now
owned by M o. Flom, to Hans Lund at
S115 per acre. The farm consists of 125
acres.
Melvin johnson, his mother, Mrs. j.
A. johnson, and Mrs. E. e. Wilt of Chi
cago attended the wedding of Miss Edna
Swenson and Mr.. FL. Mayer at Madi-
son Wednesday.
John Madden has purchased the
John Hyland residence and is now occu-
plying the same. Chas. Fritzke has
rented the third ward property vacated
by Mr. Madden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. j. Atwood left
Friday for visit to the family of their
son at Gays Mills. Geo. T. is the repub-
lican candidate for the assembly in
Crawford county.
&C. 81. Babcock, P. Nj. Ellingson and
A. E. Stewart were passengers on the
early train to Chicago Monday and wit
messed the Tigers put it over the Cubs
that afternoon.
Mrs. M. o. Nelson was a guest of
Mrs. e. Onsgard Sunday. On Monday
Mrs. G. Nelson, Mrs. M. Holvorson and
Mrs. Tillie Holvorson, of Amos, were en-
tertained by Mrs. Onsgard.
j. w. Conn has issued circulars an
nouncing closing out of dry goods at
his store. There are many bargains
listed and the sale is announced to COM
mence Thursday, October 18th.
R. J. Maltpress left Monday morn
ing for central New York with view of
purchasing few car loads of apples in
bulk or barrel which will later be offered
to Edgerton customers who will be duly
notified Of their coming and the price.
The neighbors of Herman Koosch,
living near Lake Koshkonong, planned a
very pleasant surprise upon him Sunday
onthe occasion of his birthday. Over
fifty were fed at dinner and stayed for
supper, too, making full day of merry
making.
While operating hay press on his
farm near Lake Koshkonong Tuesday,
Willard North caught his hand in the
trip lever, sustaining compound frac-
ture of his wrist. The injury is pain
full one and he is liable to lose the use of
the member for some time
H. FL. FRS, who canvassed this ter
ritory for the Gazette several weeks this
summer, writes US from Silver City, New
Mexico, that his health has greatly i'm
proved and his cough, which it was
feared came from an insipid tuburcular
trouble, has entirely left him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr j. Scott left Sun
day afternoon for an extended trip, first
to indianapolis and later to whatever
portion of the country Mr.. SCOTS bust
ness as general agent for the Hartford
Travellers ms. Co. calls them. Mrs.
Scott expects to travel with her husband