The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-04-23
Local Happenings

price of butter this week.
Mr.. John Miller of Berlin, spent
Monday with G. L. Ogden and family.
Penn Brown Jr. was up from James
vile for an over Sunday visit with his
parents.
Rev. P. Smaller of Beloit was the
guest of Rev. Chas. Spilman Thursday
of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hutson of Mad
ison were over Sunday guests of Ed
gerton relatives.
Mr.. John Dave, wife and son will
not return from California until about
the first of June.
On Tuesday, April 13, 1902, baby
girl came to gladden. the home of Henry
Schmeling and wife.
Will Tallman and wife of James,
vile were up to attend the funeral of
Mr.. C. O. Shannon on Monday.
Martin Steinhauser and wife, who
have been passing the winter here, re-
turned to Watertown this week.
After few days visit with rel
atives, Mrs. Arthur Puerner returned to
her home at Gays Mills Saturday.
L. N. Pomeroy and wife have re-
turned from California and will make
Edgerton their home for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Spike are ex-
pected to arrive home from California
the last of this or first of next week.
Mrs. Hanford and Mrs. Uglow of
Palmyra were over Sunday guests at
the home of Henry Ebbott and family.
Miss Mary Flagg is improving from
an attack of pleurisy that has kept her
confined to her home for some days
past.
John Gessert and wife have been
down from Watertown paying visit
to relatives and friends here the past
week.
DIR. E. L. Shepard left again Mon
day evening for Mussehlshell, Mont,
where he is conducting sheep ranch,
after a short visit home.
Miss Helen Coon was called to
GAINESVILLE Sunday to supply Miss Maud
Braces position in the Baptist church
choir during her absence.
Mrs. Ann Harrison, better known
as Grandma Harrison" has been
passing few days of the week with
Mrs. George Haylock in this city.
Mitchell Hartzheim, after passing
the winter with his son, F. j., returned
to Lomira, Wis, Saturday last. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Frank Hartz-
helm, who remained there with rela-
tives over Sunday.
Curtis Stewart left Edgerton last
Thursday evening for Sank Center to
accept position in jewelry store.
Curtis is young man of good habits,
attentive to business and will make
friends wherever he goes.
The Royal Neighbors will give a
Dutch market at Woodmen hall this
Thursday evening. There is where
you want to go, not with dill pickle
face, but wear your best, soft, sweet
smile and have good time with your
neighbors. They'll treat you and eat
you right.
Those funny fellows, the Lyman
Twins, supported by large company,
will be at Royal hall Tuesday evening,
April 81, with the Yankee Drummer
Girls. Everybody knows the Lymans
and everybody wants to see them. See
the large advertisement on the inside
pages of this issue.
Don't kill the birds, the pretty
birds! The city ordinances will be
strictly enforced. Boys with air guns
and sling shots should be admonished
by their parents not to destroy the
birds, for besides their sweet songs and
beautiful plumage, they rid the country
of numerous pests, such as insects and
worms.
Mrs. Frank Spencer and children,
who have been visiting at the home of
John Spencer for few weeks past, re-
turned to their home at Wild Horse,
Colo, Friday evening. Mr.. Spencer,
whose early life was spent in Edgerton,
was last fall elected probate judge OF
Cheyenne county in which his home is
located.
Fraser Bros Merry Chase" at
Royal hall Saturday evening was one
of the snappiest comedies seen here for
some time. The musical numbers were
all catchy and the trick man pleased
the audience immensely. 1t is the bet
ter class of entertainments that are
drawing good crowds at Royal hall for
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