The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-01-29
Local Happenings

again Sunday night.
y. D. Stappenbeck has installed
handsome soda fountain.
e. C. Hopkins is spending few
days in the Kickapoo valley.
THE Fighting Parson" at Royal
hall, Friday evening, Jan. 20.
Who killed Cronin is another puzzle
for the GAINESVILLE police to unravel.
Miss wilma McGifin of GAINESVILLE
was guest of Edgerton friends on
Monday.
w. T. Pomeroy and wife were Chi
cago visitors couple of days early in
the week.
Edward Haugen and wife went to
Chicago Tuesday for two weeks visit
with relatives.
Alvin Alder has been drawn as a
juror for the February term of the cir
cult court.
Scott Hatch and Frank Ash at
tended the poultry show at Stoughton
on Wednesday.
Mrs. George Haylock and daughter
Hazel spent last Thursday with Mrs.
Livick of Albion.
The Pigeforening is invited to meet
at the home of Mrs. o. G. Hanson this
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Helen Johnson went to Chi
cago Wednesday for short visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Wilt.
The home of August Geske and
wife was gladdened by the arrival of
little girl last Thursday.
Miss Lizzie Lundsof Chicago wasea
visitor at the home of her parents here
a few days the past week.
Geo. E. Gary was elected a director
in the Bank of Wisconsin at Madison at
the recent annual meeting.
Miss Marie Harlin of Fond du Lac
was guest of her uncle, Rev. j. E.
Harlin, at ST. Joseph's parsonage over
Sunday.
Don't forget to wear red carna-
ton on Jan. 20, ,'Carnation day." the
birthdty of the late president William
Mckinley.
Miss Anna Thompson of Chesly,
Ontario, Canada, and Mrs. Marie Hill
of Edgerton spent a few days at Mr..
George Haylock s.
AT M. E. church Sunday morning
the pastors theme will be death Val
ley; evening, The Man He Might
Have Been"
-Weetman Dickinson was down from
Readstown, where he is experimenting
packing of tobacco, for an over Sun
day stay with his family.
Mr.. and>Mrs. ]. j. Casson of Ford
River, Mich, have been visiting among
relatives and old time friends in this
vicinity during the week.
s Albert Hanson in Albion is now
connected by telephone with Edgerton
central. He can be reached by four
short rings on 313 line.
-Revs MacInnis and wife and W. H.
Pomeroy and wife went to Milton to
attend revival services conducted by
Evangelist Caffrey Tuesday evening.
The Kindeforening will serve lude
fisk and other good things in the base
ment of the church Thursday, Feb. 4th.
Supper served from o'clock until all
are served
Mike Collins, former Edgerton
printer, is now city editor of daily
newspaper at Billings, Montana. DR..
Shepard reports meeting him there re-
Gently.
-Atelephone has been installed at
the passenger depot to be used in addi-
ton to the telegraph in the dispatching
of trains and the transaction of bust
ness between stations.
-Maude Humphrey has traded her
residence here for the Mill property in
Albion, owned by Charlie Hebel. 1t
was an even trade, made by E. M.
Laid. Possession given March 1st.
Another farm line circuit running
along the west road to Albion is being
promoted to give telephone conven-
fences to homes not now served. The
line will doubtless be built in the early
spring.
The burning out of chimney on
the Duffy home in the 3rd ward, occu-
pied by Miss Thomas, was the cause of
sending in an alarm Monday evening at
$50 o'clock, thought was entirely un-
necessary. The trouble was soon over
before the department conld reach the
scene, but it will cost the city SIS for
hauling the apparatus. 1t ought to be
instilled into the minds of some people