The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-02-26
Local Happenings

evening of this week.
The new high school, building will
be occupied next Monday.
j. w. Conn visited with his par
ents in Albany on Monday.
The Monday Club will meet next
Monday with Mrs. w. w. Morrison.
Miss Josephine Bates was guest
of Beula HeddIes at Madison over Sun
day.
Miss Cora Carpenter of Evansville
was a guest of Miss Minerva Coon over
Sunday.
The Pigeforening is invited to meet
with Mrs Ed Ellingson this Thursday
evening.
Elizabeth Conroy returned Monday
from a weeks visit with friends in
GAINESVILLE.
Albert Hogue and wife of St. Paul
are spending the week with Mr.. Hogue's
parents here.
Mayor John Puerner, wife and son
of Jefferson were guests of relatives
here over Sunday.
"A marriage license was taken out
Saturday for Alma j. Burns and Ole
Sorenson of Fulton.
Ellsworth Pye of Clinton Junction
was with relatives here, the Maltpress
families, over Sunday.
Frank Heddles and family of Ev
ansville visited among relatives here
from Saturday till Tuesday.
Miss Leo Thompson and school
friend, Miss Wilcox, came up from Chi
cago for an over Sunday stay.
=. Mrs. H. A. keenan, and daughter
were guests of Mrs. KS brother, H.
Motherhood, in Madison a few days
this week.
Miss Mary Watson returned from
Mcfarland Monday where she had been
to attend weekend house party given
by Miss Bessie Eighmy.
"A ten-cent social will be held in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gilley on
Thursday evening, March 4th. All are
very cordially invited.
Miss Maud Terry of Brodhead and
Miss Hazel Houser of Mondovia were the
guests of Miss Clara Jensen from
Thursday until Saturday.
F. H. Campbell has purchased the
Stillman block of three stores on Front
street. Sale conducted by North &
Wentworth, real estate agents.
Venice Thompson and Josephine
Bates went to Appleton yesterday to
pass Sunday with Eleanor Hitchcock
who is attending Lawrence university.
w. w. Clarke has again been re-
appointed postmaster at Milton, po-
sition he has held continually through
every administration except Cleveland's
since President Garfield.
While in the west Glen Smith and
Charlie Gary rented 800 acre farm
near Lyons, S. D. They are arranging
to ship household goods and some ma
chinery next week. Mrs. Smith and
children will visit with relatives in JEFF
ferson few weeks before leaving for
their western home.
While delivering hay at Fred
Groth's barn Monday, Mr.. Pat Mooney
fell through the loft floor, striking in
way to fracture the bones of one hand
and one rib DIR. Cleary is the attend
ing physician and he thinks the frac-
lures will knit completely, but owing
to the advanced age of Mr.. Mooney it
will take some time.
p. Mcintyre and wife were in Brod-
head Tuesday to attend the wedding of
Ambrose Mooney and Miss Onnie En-
mis-, the ceremony being performed in
the Catholic church in that city at 9
o'clock in the forenoon. Both Mr..
Mooney and his wife have a large cir
Gle of friends here who join in extend
ing congratulations.
"A quiet time is predicted for the
spring election this year, as a number
of the offices will be filled by hOld-overs,
the mayor, treasurer and assessor be-
ing on this list To be elected there
are three aldermen, three supervisors,
a police justice and justice of the
peace. The election will be held on
Tuesday, April 9th. If you have any
preferences in the matter of selecting
candidates, get busy.
The GAINESVILLE Gazette was printed
on Monday from its new office which
has just been completed by the Bost-
wick estate opposite the Myers theater.
The building was designed especially
for the business requirements of the
newspaper and is considered almost
model arrangement throughout. The
Gazette is to be congratulated upon the