The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-05-14
Local Happenings

week.
Alex. Ely was Down from the uni
versity for an over Sunday stay at his
home in Fulton.
e. E. Arthur of Milwaukee renew
ed acquaintance here a short time
early in the week.
Miss Grace Donlevy of Chicago was
a guest of Minerva Coon for short
time early this week.
Arthur LaBundy of Rockford VS.
tied over Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John LaBundy.
james Mcintosh is extending ce-
ment walk in front of his property clear
through to Randolph street.
Miss Tilla Larson will entertain the
Pigeforening in the church basement,
Thursday evening, May goth.
Miss Eva White, student of the
university, passed Sunday at the home
of her sister, MRS. j. A. Jensen.
-Theo. Clarke and H. M Raymond
were in Chicago Monday looking up at
fractions for the electric theater.
Miss Emma Lord and Nellie Hum
phrey went to Richland Center Tuesday
morning on visit to Geo. McGiffin's
family.
John Linaas broke ground this week
for new residence on a lot purchased
of Andrew Jensen next to Marvin
Marsden.
-Weetman Dickinson. went out to
Readstown Monday to superintend the
shipment of tobacco from the Earle
warehouse.
Mrs. w. o. Naset and little daught-
er of Sparta have been spending the
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Clarke.
Julius Summerfeldt is arranging to
remodel his home by making an addi-
ton and supplying it with city water
and sewerage.
Mrs. Leedle, the aged mother of
VIII. Leedle, returned to Evansville
Tuesday after an extended visit with
the family of her son here.
The work of pumping out the clay
pits has commenced with a. view OF
getting the Whittet brick yard under
way again the coming week.
CHI. Mcintyre, with the National
Cash Register Co. at Grand Rapids,
Mich, was guest of Edgerton friends
from Saturday until Monday.
Will Clark, who is employed as
foreman in the Pretzfield warehouse at
Viroqua, haa been visiting among his
friends here during the week.
Mel Johnson was down from Madi-
son, where he is employed as book
keeper in George Gary's Office, for an
over Sunday visit at the home of his
mother.
With the Milwaukee Sentinel next
Sunday will appear the official base
ball schedule of the Wisconsin-Il Illinois
league games. Orders may be left at
Leary's cigar store.
Mike Schnaidt's shoe store will be
known as the White Store hereafter
when the painters have finished spread
ing thick, fresh coat of white over
the exterior of the building.
Rev. Richardson was called here
from Geneva last Thursday to oficiate
at the Richardson's Bunting wedding.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Richard
son, who remained with friends here
until Tuesday.
Geo. Gary came down from Madi-
son Tuesday, covering 33 mile run
with his Buick auto in ! hour and 40
minutes. He was accompanied by Mr..
C.. A. Dickinson of Lancaster, Pa, who
is an employee of the American Cigar
Co. at that point.
Work of building a covered ap-
proach to the Schmeling block entrance
has been commenced this week. The
design is to erect a balcony over the
street from which another fire escape
will lead from Academy hall. The sup
porting pillars are of cement blocks
and when completed will be quite an
adornment to the block.
Some particularly interesting pic
lures have been shown at the Scenic
theater this week and the bills for the
remaining three nights will be equally
good. For five cent show Raymond
& Clarke certainly give you the worth
of your money. The electric piano fur
nishes music throughout the evening
and this in addition to the illustrated
songs makes a good musical program.
The Edgerton Sluggers and team
from old Milton will cross bats at the
Driving Park Friday afternoon. For
their years the Sluggers are as fast a
team as can be found in this part of