The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-10-15

DfOncnlClS CnlS week.
M Crosley and wife spent last Satur-
day with relatives in Milton.
] H Harrington is on the sick list
this week with an attack of pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs w A De Lancey trans
acted business in Stoughton Saturday.
H A Kelly shipped two fine Guernsey
calves to Nortonville, Kans, last Mon
day.
Mrs John Spencer went to Beloit last
Friday for few days visit with rela-
tives.
Miss Shrode and Miss Lowry spent
Saturday and Sundoy at their homes in
Stoughton.
The Ladies Missionary society met
with Mrs Abbie Crandall Wednesday
afternoon.
DR. and Mrs Cleary of Edgerton were
Sunday evening visitors at w A De
Lancey's.
Floyd Vincent and wife visited with
her brother, w Whitford, and wife last
Saturday.
Mrs Bowen and Mrs Spike of Edger-
ton were callers at Mrs w A Jordan
Friday afternoon.
III Green and wife were very pleas
antly entertained by friends in Slough
ton last Saturday.
Harry Lawton went to Cross Plains
Saturday where he has a position as
teacher at that place.
Mrs A E Whitford of Milton was the
guest of Rev Van Horn and wife from
Thursday until Sunday.
Mrs Harriet Wescott returned Sat-
urday from a weeks visit with rela-
tives in Fort Atkinson.
Mrs Sam Burdick returned Monday
from Madison after an extended visit
with her daughter and family.
Mr. and Mrs Louie Tyler of Edgerton
were over Sunday visitors with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Osborne.
A E Slagg and son John attended the
funeral of cousin, T c Slagg, in Cam
bridge Tuesday afternoon.
Hugh Whitford and wife of Milton
Junction were Sunday guests of rela-
tives and friends in this vicinity.
Mrs Seaver of Johnsons Creek came
one day last week for few weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs M A Head.
CT Burdick, wife and little son Law
renee of Edgerton were guests at the
parental home from Friday until Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs H HI Painter and their
daughter Mae visited in Milton juno
ton and Whitewater from Friday until
Sunday.
Ross Coon and wife and Mrs Will
Whittet of Milton junction were guests
at the home of O j Painter the first
of the week
Will Allen of Washington, Indiana,
visited his sister, Mrs j. Noble, last
Thursday while on his way to Montana
where he and his family expect to To-
cate.
The third season of the Campus Club
opened auspiciously, Thursday after.
noon, Oct Z, with its initial meeting at
the home of it's president, Mrs Mark A
Head. The membership numbers about
thirty ladies who meet fortnightly for
study and research. This season the
subject for the years work is "Ameri-
can Art and Literature, and the pro-
gram, as laid out, looks interesting. At
the recent meeting, the new president,
Mrs Head, outlined the possibilities for
the clubs activities, suggesting that
their efforts for betterment need not
be confined to literary matters, but
many opportunities present themselves
for the identifying and general inn
provement of the village. Mrs Carl c
Atwood and Mrs T j Van Horn spoke
upon 1.-The East and the West of 1t.
Mrs Atwood gave most interesting
| account of scenes familiar to her in the
Rockies. Mrs Van Horn touched light
| ly upon the famous, historic scenes of
| the East, and dwelt more upon the
debt which the literary world owes to
the East. She gave long and famous
| list of men and women who have made
American literature what it is today.
Then she briefly mentioned that phase
of art which is represented by the illus
| traitors of the present times, showing
| the wonderful work which fills our
books and papers and magazines with
| lovely pictures. A word was dropped
in passing to pay tribute to the archi-
tects whose public buildings, statues,
| bridges and libraries have contributed
to make beautiful America Mrs Ed
mond Simon reviewed the summer
meeting of the Federation of Clubs
held in Madison, and the afternoon s
exercises closed with a social hour
Music, which always plays so pleasant
spersed through the afternoons pro-
gram. The next session is to be held
with Miss May De Lancey on Oct Il.