The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-09-17
Local Happenings

Il. Il. 1OWIIC IL dIlodCtCQ DOtodiiCGo
in Chicago on Saturday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Beck on Friday last.
Elmer Ebbott has returned to Be-
lott college to resume studies.
Mrs. J. D. Hahn is visiting her
daughter in Chicago this week.
Miss Susan Pammerquist passed
Sunday with friends in GAINESVILLE.
Miss Martha Summerfeldt passed
Sunday with friends in Stoughton.
Our thanks are due to Mrs. VIM.
Willie for basket of harvest apples.
On Sunday, Sept. II, 1909, boy
baby was born to Carl Schumacher and
wife.
Ross Coon and wife of Milton were
over Sunday guests at the home OF
Henry Ebbott.
The temperature crept back to 90
in the shade Monday and that is going
some for September.
Ed Peters purchased car load of
choice beeves to supply the local trade
while on his western trip.
Miss Mary Watson visited with the
family of Charles Hippenmeyer in
Stoughton from Friday until Monday.
Besides attending the fair, Post
master McInnes took in the Postmas-
ters' convention in Milwaukee this
week.
Frank Trevorrah and wife were
over Sunday guests of relatives here,
returning to their home in Footville
Monday.
Henry Tellefson and wife are pass
ing the week in Milwaukee and while
there Mr.. Tellefson will attend the
Undertakers' convention.
Hon. L. C. Whittet has been at
tending the Bankers convention in Chi
cago this week with the special legis-
lative committee on banking.
The game last Friday between the
Sluggers and the Tigers of Milton at
the Driving Park resulted in victory
for the home team. Score, to 0.
The family of ]. Oberdieck removed
to Rockford, Friday, where Mr.. Ober-
deck has secured position as teacher
in the parochial schools of that city.
Mrs. Helen Johnson returned Sun
day evening from a six weeks visit to
the home of her daughter in Chicago.
She has been quite seriously i'll during
her absence.
Miss Emily Sewell was in Milwau-
kee the first few days of the week to
attend the wedding of cousin. Her
position in the school was supplied by
Miss Emily Watson.
Homer L. Coxhead of Poughkeep-
sic, N. Y, has been paying visit to
his uncle, George Coxhead, this week.
Mr.. Coxhead has been making tour of
the west and is now on his way home.
Henry Wesendonk and wife are
passing a portion of the week in Mil
waukee. They go from there to Chi
cago on Friday and will be joined by
their daughter, Mary Ellen. Mr.. Yves
endonk is making the trip in the inter-
ests of the Edgerton Cigar Co.
About twenty Royal Neighbors as
sembled at the home of Mrs. A. w.
Shumway last Monday afternoon for a
''house party" Their coming was a
complete surprise to Mrs. Shumway,
but nevertheless they were made twice
welcome. The hours were pleasantly
passed and luncheon was provided by
the visitors. A handsome spoon was
left as a souvenir.
While gathering in tobacco Monday
afternoon, VIM. Kleimenhagen's team
ran away, upsetting load of tobacco
and injuring Mr.. Kleimenhagen and his
eight year old daughter, both being or
the wagon. Mr.. Kleimenhagen receiv-
ed severe cuts and bruises about the
head, two teeth being knocked out, anc
one limb was badly hurt. The daugh
ter sustained a broken bone in the
right foot. DIR. Morrison is caring fol
them and they are both getting along
we'll at this time.
e. C. Kettleson and Ed Young, Of
Monticello, Wis, head of a bunch OF
pearl hunters who have been camping
on the banks of the Catfish for the past
month, broke camp and departed fol
home last week. During their stay
they found number of valuable spec
linens which found ready sale at big
prices. Towards the close of Their
work they found two rare gems, one {;
small one and as brilliant as diamond
for which an offer of $110 was refused
and another, button pearl, for which
an offer of $500 was refused. The,