The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-08-13
Local Happenings
-Elgin price of butter is 26 cents.


Catherine Heddles of Evansville has
been spending the week with relatives
here.
The Pigeforening is invited to meet
in the church basement this Thursday
evening.
The Good Templars will give lawn
social on James Ogden's lawn next
Monday evening.
Mrs. Helen Johnson has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Wilt, in Chica-
go during the week.
Miss Ruth Watson returned to her
position in Ravenswood hospital, Chi
cago, on Sunday.
Miss Alice Ringing of Baraboo has
been a guest of Miss Winifred Coon a
few days this week.
Mrs. May Porter returned to Chi
cago Monday after passing her vacation
with Edgerton relatives.
Rev. MacInnis went to Spring Prai
RE Wednesday to officiate at the fun
eral of former parishoner.
Mrs. John S. Coon has been quite
seriously i'll the past week but is re-
ported better at this writing.
Saturday evening, August z, 1909,
a baby girl was born to gladden. the
home of Frank Pringle and wife.
Mr.. Alexander McInnis of Chicago
was guest of his brother, Rev. 6. K.
MacInnis, the first of the week.
Atty. Fred W. Bentley and two
sons of Chicago passed few days of
the week with Edgerton relatives.
Edwin Roessler, wife and two sons
of Jefferson were guests at the home
of Carl Bartz and wife over Sunday.
VIM. Keeling of Johnsons Creek and
Mrs. F. Polzier of Pennington have
been guests at the home of F. Keeling
and wife.
Master George Kaufman, son of
Henry Kaufman Jr. of GAINESVILLE, has
been passing the week with his uncle,
Ed Kaufman.
Charles Venske and wife, Sedonia
and Amelia Venske and Herman Ven
ske Jr. are passing the week with rela-
tives in Chicago.
Harry Netherwood and family of
Madison and VIM. keenan, of Dunn
passed few days the first of the week
with DIR. keenan, and wife.
The Misses Henrietta Lintvedt and
Wilma Bates returned from Whitewater
where they have been attending the
normal summer school for teachers.
Ed Lipke and Emil Schumacher, who
have been employed on the sheep ranch
near Musselshell, Mont, by DR.. p. L.
Shepard, returned here last week.
"A merry party from Porter, Ed
gerton, Hauerville, MELVILLE and In
dian Ford pleasantly spent last Sunday
at Charley Bluff, Lake Koshkonong.
Over sixty ladies responded to an
invitation of Mrs. c. H. Babcock for a
most enjoyable party given on Monday
evening The guests were entertained
at cards.
Scott Hatch and family returned
Monday evening from several weeks
visit with Mr.. Hatch's relatives in New
England, and report most enjoyable
trip.
The Misses Alice and Jessie Nab
bett departed Monday morning for Say
ner, C.. E. Shannon's resort in the
northern part of the state, for a few
weeks outing.
Mrs. J. J. Deedrick and son of
Youngstown, Ohio, Mrs. A. Splitter and
three daughters of Lake Mills have
been guests at che home of H. Bunker
the past week.
Miss Emma Lord has so far recov-
cred from recent operation at Mercy
hospital in GAINESVILLE as to go to the
home of Geo. McGiffin in Richland Cen
ter for convalescence.
"A boy born to Chas. Gottfried and
wife in Fulton and a girl baby at the
home of Robert Johnson and wife in
Albion were cared for by DR.. keenan,
and all reported doing well.
Miss Myrtle LaMonte of Hunting
ton, Ind, is passing few days with
A. E. Stewart and wife. Mr.. Brock
meyer of Chicago was guest at the
Stewart home over Sunday.
&C. F. Carter, bookkeeper for T. B.
Earle, has been compelled to return to
his home at Readstown on account of
sickness which his physician believes is
typhoid. Ed Lawrence is temporarily
filling the Office position.
e. C. Hopkins came home Monday
evening from the Kickapoo valley after