The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-10-01
Local Happenings

Mrs. John LaBunda has been pass
ing week in Rockford.
Miss Blanche Sweeney of GAINESVILLE
is a guest of Miss Hazel Underhill.
Will Earle of Watertown was an
over Sunday visitor with relatives here.
Mrs. Chas. Howard of Milwaukee
visited Edgerton relatives on Monday.
H. C. Schmeling has started to re-
build the burned residence in the third
ward
A lady's brown, short jacket picked
up on the streets, awaits an owner at
this office
The Jefferson county fair is draw
ing large attendance from this local
ity this week.
Will Dickinson is now employed as
clerk in Shelley, Anderson & Farman' $
clothing store.
Mrs. A. P. Nicholson was hostess
of large party of lady friends on Sat-
urday afternoon.
First meeting in the year of the
Monday Club will be with Mrs. Horton
Monday, Oct. 4th.
Miss Amanda Peterson left for
Whitewater Sunday where she will at
tend the state normal school.
The Culton family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Johnson made an auto trip
to Rockford Sunday afternoon.
VIM. Schoenfeldt and Chas. Wus-
SOW secured their full citizenship papers
from the circuit court Monday.
Mrs. George Farman and daughter
passed Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Farman's parents in Stoughton.
The Scenic theater is showing a
fine class of pictures twice week
Tuesday and Saturday evenings.
-Adolph Jensen attended a smoker
given by the Bank Clerks association
in Milwaukee Saturday evening.
Rush Wentworth and Sartoris Hum
phrey have gone to Winona, Mimi, to
enter the business college there.
A. A. Robinson and wife of Topeka,
Kan, departed Sunday evening after a
few days visit with relatives here.
Frank Hitchcock, Alex. Ely and
Earl Langworthy left for Madison Mon
day to attend the university the coming
year.
Mrs. G. K. MacInnis was called to
Browntown Monday by the serious i'll
ness of her sister who resides near that
place.
-Clouden. Farman and wife and Ed.
Lord and family have been occupying
the Hopkins cottage on Koshkonong
this week
North & Wentworth report the sale
of the w. D. North farm, ALI acres, in
the town of Albion, to Anthony Ander-
son for $500.
The home of Alderman and Mrs.
August Dallman was gladdened last
Saturday morning by the arrival of a
sweet little baby girl.
The Public Library board will meet
next Monday evening for the annual
election of officers and. the conduct of
other necessary business.
Andrew Erickson has received a
new 1910 model Buick touring car this
week, having turned in the car pur-
chased earlier in the season.
-Chas. Adolphson of Porter and
Chas. P. Swenson of this city were at
GAINESVILLE Monday securing their full
citizenship papers in the circuit court.
A D. Humphrey and wife paid a
visit to niece in Walworth last week,
and on the homeward trip Thursday
stopped at Elkhorn and took in the fair.
w. H. Hutson returned Tuesday
from Granville, N. D. He reports good
crops in that section, and while there
this season he sold one of his farms for
$1,000.
The new whistle was tried out last
Friday night and almost everybody
seems to think it loud enough. It's
screech was plainly heard in every part
of the city.
"A cement walk is being laid con-
Meeting the grounds of the Child hiph
school with the public library. The
short cut will prove quite conven-
fence to many.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. H. Bowen left on
Monday for winters stay with their
daughters, Mrs. Robert Smith at Van
couver, Wash, and Mrs. E. B. Babcock
at Berkeley, Cal.
&C. E. Shannon returned Thurs
day from trip to his resort at Sayner,
Wis. Mrs. Shannon. who has been