The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-04-09
Local Happenings
-Next Sunday is Easter.


Mrs. Joe Conn visited Mr.. COINS
parents in Albany over Sunday.
Miss Edna Wilson is home from
Oberlin for the Easter vacation.
The public schools are taking their
regular Easter vacation this week.
Mrs. John LaBundy is in Elkhorn,
called there by the serious illness OF
her mother.
Hazel Bliven came up from Beloit
to spend Sunday with her parents liv-
ing near town.
Prof. Roethe and wife have been
visiting relatives in Fennimore during
the vacation week.
Mrs. Wayland Harvey and children
of GAINESVILLE were guests of Edgerton
relatives over Sunday.
Mrs. Wray Watson, Mrs. II. b.
Knapp and son Hixon were with friends
in GAINESVILLE Wednesday.
Charlie Flagg and Harvey Vickers
are home from the Stout Training
school for a weeks vacation.
Mrs. J. A. Thompson passed Sun
day with her daughter Leo, who is at
tending an art school in Chicago.
After a ten days stay with his
parents here, Roy Ogden departed on
Tuesday for Boston to report for duty.
Arthur Clarke and wife visited the
family of Rev. F. C. Richardson at
Lake Geneva the latter part of the
week.
An Easter ball will be given In
Academy hall Monday evening, April
18th Good music and good time for
those who attend.
Farmers have been able to do lit
tie work on the land this week. A few
warm days and the springs seeding
will be we'll under way.
Mrs. o scar Crandall received visit
the latter part of the week from Mrs.
B. P. Norton of Cresco, Iowa, an old
friend at Albion academy.
That company of fun creators,
Fraser Brothers, will present the popu-
lar comedy GA Merry Chase" at Royal
hall Saturday evening, April IL.
-Stoughton, Milton Junction and
Cambridge are listed as dry towns for
the coming year. 1t comes pretty nigh
circling Edgerton with dry belt.
Sam D. hump, national secretary
of the Society of Equity, was in town
Saturday enroute to Indianapolis from
visit to his old home near Rockdale.
"A marriage license was issued on
Friday last to Halvor Bjoin of Rice
Lake. formerly with the Heddles Lum-
Der Co. here, and Miss Kate Sutton of
this city.
The Misses Blanche Shumway, En-
lily Watson, Gladys Wileman, Anna
Armit, Lena Hogue, Grace Devine and
Emma Bruhn were in GAINESVILLE Friday
and Saturday attending the teachers
examination.
On Sunday afternoon at o'clock
occurred the marriage of Miss Bertha
Feiddler and VIM. Krundel, the cere-
mony taking place at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Feiddler, Rev. ]. C. Spilman officiating.
H. J. Rhodes will be in Edgerton
again next Saturday with lot OF can
vas and rope which he will offer for
sale at auction. Sale will commence at
IL o'clock in the forenoon near Conway
Bros warehouse.
Alfred Collins, Mrs. Byron Long,
Mrs. Marvin Marsden, Mrs. Horatio
Marsden and Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. I4ivick
attended the funeral of Mrs. Sidney
Richards, relative, in GAINESVILLE Mon
day.
st. Johns German Lutheran church
was filled to its capacity last Sunday
with relatives and friends of a class OF
thirty that were confirmed. The church
was most beautifully decorated and the
impressive ceremony was performed by
the pastor, Rev. Spilman.
Ralph Burdick and family of Ma
della, Mimi, have been visiting rela-
tives here during the week. Ralph is
agent for the Omaha road at that point
and on account of Ill health has been
granted quite an extended vacation but
returns to his duties soon.
VIM. Morrissey and wife made an
other trip to Almena the latter part of
the week for treatment by DIR. Till.
Mr.. Morrissey reports that there were
nearly 400 patients waiting their turn
for treatments when he left for home.
DR.. Till has notified his patients that
he leaves for a trip to Europe April
18th to be gone few weeks.
"A change has been made in the de-
parture and arrival of rural carriers
from tha Fdoerton noStOffice which