The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-11-05
Local Happenings

Will Wurn was up from Chicago a
few days during the week.
&C. H. Mcintyre of Grand Rapids,
Mich, spent Sunday in Edgerton.
Miss Myrtle Maltpress left We'd
nesday for New York to visit Mrs. Burr
Scott
Fred Phifer came down from La
Crosse for an indefinite stay with his
family here.
Mrs. Alden Bardeen of cWausau WIS.,
tied with friends here few days dur
ing the week.
Miss Sena Hauge will entertain the
Pigeforening in the church basement
this Thursday evening.
H. C.. Mcmillan and wife were over
from Fort Atkinson to pass Sunday
with their daughter, Mrs. c. P. Touton.
-Sartoris Humphrey and Rush Went
worth were down from Winona, MIMI,
for an over Sunday stay at their homes
here.
Mrs. Olive Johnson, nurse of Mad
ison, has been paying visit to her
cousin, Mrs. P. H. Murkee, returning
home on Monday.
&C. E. Shannon left Tuesday for
Sayner to put his camp in shape for a
deer hunting party when the season
opens on the 10th inst.
John Parseek was over from Pal
myra this week to arrange for the sale
of cement blocks for the addition to
Joyce & Co. 8 livery barn.
Mrs. P. c.. Brown entertained a
large company of lady friends on Sat
urday afternoon. Thirteen tables OF
900" and finch were played.
w. A. Shelley returned from trip
to Virginia Friday evening accompanied
by his son Drexel, who has been pass
ing the summer in that state.
The Sunday school teachers of the
Norwegian Lutheran churches of Madi-
son, Mcfarland and Stoughton met
here in a joint session Monday, the
meeting being held in the church par
lors.
Andrew Jensen attended meeting
of the State Bankers association at
Waukesha on Friday last. The next
meeting of group 5, embracing this
section of the state, will be held at
GAINESVILLE.
"A vacation was declared in the high
school room the latter days of this week
in order that the teachers may be per-
united to attend the state teachers
convention in Milwaukee.
"A wreck at the Northwestern cross
ing in GAINESVILLE Sunday evening de-
layed the Chicago-Madison train over
four hours. Two freight cars were de-
rallied directly over the crossing.
The Royal Neighbors will hold a
Dutch Market" in Woodman hall this
Thursday evening. That means a
good supper at your own price and the
Neighbors will certainly make the
hours pass pleasantly for all.
County Supt. O. D. Antisdel and
Miss Katherine Virgins were married
at the home of the brides parents in
Orfordville on Saturday last. They
will make their home in GAINESVILLE after
their return from wedding trip.
THE King of Tramps," coming to
Royal hall, Friday evening, Nov. 9Th,
is full of bright comedy, catchy songs
and dances, thrilling climaxes and
startling situations, and having at the
same time strong heart interest run
ming through the play.
Oregon will elect postmaster to
succeed A. R. Loveland- that is, it will
take plebiscite, and Congressman
John M. Nelson has agreed to abide by
the decision thus recorded by patrons
of the office. They may vote whether
they live in the village or outside. The
balloting occurs November 6.
Andrew Erickson gave delightful
auto ride to the following gentlemen
Saturday afternoon: Henry Johnson,
T. B. Earle, Chas. Spike and H. B.
Knapp. At this season the country
districts are beautiful to behold, the
weather Saturday was perfect and the
roads fine, and more comfortable rid
ing car never speed over rural high
ways than Mr.. Erickson's.
1.-THE King of Tramps" is a play
that will win it's way into the hearts OF
its audiences by its stirring climaxes
and sympathetic situations. The play
is tinged with sentiment. and pathos,
and is easily deserving of place in the
public eye. Too much cannot be said
of the we'll balanced cast as each mem.
Der enacts his or her part with force