The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-03-26
Local Happenings
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day.
The Elgin price of butter goes back
to 80 cents this week
Lawrence University Glee Club at
Royal hall, Friday evening.
Dutch Market at w. R. C. hall
Tuesday evening, March 30th.
Henry Schmeling has commenced
to remodel his third ward residence.
Miss Anna Schmidley of GAINESVILLE
was Sunday guest of Miss Florence
Child.
Henry Tall and wife of GAINESVILLE
were guests of Joe Conn's family on
Sunday last.
j. G. Helms was up from James
vile for short stay with friends here
on Tuesday.
Col. w. A. Anderson and w. r.
Mackenzie of Madison were in town
Tuesday on business.
Miss Lena Hanson will entertain
the Pigeforning at her home this
Thursday evening.
The Stillman property located next
to Spike Bros. livery stable has been
sold to James Joyce for $4,000.
Miss Josephine Tallard is home for
the spring vacation from teaching in
the southern part of the county.
"A marriage licence was secured
Monday for Gustav Fielder and Alice
Heubner, both of the town of Fulton.
The Kvindefornening is invited to
meet with Mrs. Sundry Omsberg in the
church basement Thursday, April LIST.
The home of John Scarcliff at In
dian Ford can now be reached by tele-
phone. Call 3O7, 2 long and 2 short
rings.
Rev. MacInnis was in Madison
Tuesday to listen to the discussion on
county option before the joint commit
tee of the legislature.
e. E. Arthur of Milwaukee and
Harry Arthur of Madison were called
here during the week by the serious ill
ness of their father, John Arthur.
-Arne Thompson and family, who
lately came from Dakota, are now set
tied in the residence which Mr.. Thomp-
son purchased of Irwin Crandall.
Mrs. Charles Carey, who has been
caring for her daughter, Mrs. Paul
Watson, the past three weeks, has re-
turned to her home near Stebbinsville
"A feast at your own price with a
good social time thrown in. 1t can be
found at the Dutch Market to be given
by the w. R. C. on Tuesday evening,
March 30th.
Misses Bessie Keller, Hazel Tou-
ton, Eleanor Hitchcock, Caroline Bed
erman and Wilma Hurd, students at
Lawrence university, are home for a
weeks vacation.
The Albion drainage matter was
before the circuit court at Madison,
Monday. Atty. L. E. Gettle appeared
for parties opposing the plan and an
adjournment was taken for week.
In order to get official publication,
nomination papers should be filed not
later than Tuesday, March 30th. The
sooner they are filed the more conven-
lent it will be for the printer.
"A Dutch Market is a treat to most
people. And that's why the ladies of
the w. R. c. are going to hold one.
The date is Tuesday, March 30th. If
you go good lot of things will invite
your inspection.
The ST. Paul Ry. officials have
asked the city of Edgerton to either
lease the land where the bell tower
stands or remove it at once. The com
mon council has instructed the fire com
mittee to find suitable location anC
remove the bell tower. What next?
The new implement firm of Tall &
Marsden has taken space in The Re-
porter to advertise their different lines.
1t will pay those interested to look ur
the ad. on page and see what is there
listed. Both members of the firm are
we'll posted in the machinery business
and their statements can be relied upon
A miscellaneous shower was giver
on Friday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. H. R. Houfe in honor of Mary
Lunde. The bride-to-be received many
beautiful and useful articles. Refresh
ments were served by Clara Olson,
Lulu Smaling, Genevieve Cheesebro anc
Milla Sjothum, and the occasion much
enjoyed by all,
The program of the Monday Club
at its meeting at the home of Mrs. A. P.
Nicholson on Monday last was devoted
entirely to Scandinavian music and mu.
sicians, under the leadership of Mrs.
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