The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-10-21
Local Happenings
-Elgin price of butter is 20 cents.

with friends in Baraboo.
L. w. Persons and wife visited Mr..
Persons sister at Lima on Sunday last.
Miss Helen Coon was a guest of
Miss Anna Moss at Beloit over Sunday.
M H. Ford, wife and son Hurley
passed Sunday with Mr.. Ford's br other
in GAINESVILLE.
Martin Mignson has sold his resi-
dence property to Andrew Hippo, pos
session to be given at once.
Mrs. James Harrison has been
passing the week in Madison with her
son and daughter, Frank and Maude.
Rev. Spilman, pastor of the Ger
man church, went to Beloit Sunday and
occupied the pulpit in the church there.
Fred Hartzell and family of Chip
pewa county have been visiting among
relatives in this section during the
week.
Mrs. C.. H. Mcintyre was up from
Chicago for few days visit at the
home of her parents the latter part OF
the week.
Miss Ethel Mansfield of Milwaukee,
who is a student at the university, was
a guest of Miss Myrtle Maltpress over
Sunday.
The sugar beet harvest has COM
menced and the yield is nearly up to
former years despite the dry weather
in early summer.
After passing about three weeks
with relatives in Pennsylvania and Chi
cago, Mrs. DR.. Morrison and children
returned home last Friday.
W. F. Learn and wife and Bert
Palmer and wife returned Sunday morn.
ing from Mitchell, S. D., where they
nave been the past three weeks.
&C. L. CuIton and daughters Lucille
and Kathleen returned from Pittsburg
Sunday morning, where they have been
to attend the wedding of Miss Nellie
Aiken.
B. C. Hall, wife and son of Vinton,
Iowa, have been guests of Mike
Schmidt's family few days the past
week, Mr. Hall being cousin of Mrs.
Schmidt.
We are informed that w. A. De-
lancey has rented the Bartz property
on Henry street and will remove the
family to Edgerton after vacating their
farm in Albion.
-Orville Laid and H. Torgerson,
Miss Evelyn Ladd and Blanche SIAM
erson, of Clyde, Wis, have been guests
during the week at the home of E. M.
Ladd and wife.
Miss Esther Mcintyre came up
from OrfordviIle and passed Saturday
with her parents. She was accompan-
led by Miss Julia Ennis. They returned
Sunday morning.
interior remodeling of Shelley, An
derson & Farman's store has been done
this week which gives more room and
more convenience for handling the large
stocks the firm carry.
"A GAINESVILLE firm has been buying
considerable of the surplus barley from
farmers in this locality during the
week. 1t is the first car shipment OF
grain from this station in some years.
;. F. A. Hebel of this city has pur-
chased 1874 acre farm of Paul c. Lee,
located near the new C. & N. w. yards
south of GAINESVILLE, at $125 per acre,
and will take possession of the prop
erty about November 1st.
Through the E. nj. Ladd real es-
tate agency the Thos. Gaarder farm OF
40 acres has been sold to Robert Rusch
for $500, and the John Bickel farm of
IS acres has been sold to Ed Moore for
$780, Both farms are in the town of
Albion.
Will Mcintosh is growing up a
family of baseball enthusiasts that are
bound to keep in touch with all the best
features of the great national game.
Yesterday he accompanied his three
sons to Chicago to witness one of the
championship games.
The wagon works plant is fast get
ting in shape to commence turning out
its products. The foundry has run off
a few casts, while the stock and sup
plies are being received and after the
balance of the machinery has been in
stalled the shop will be working in all
departments.
Clarence Shannon has vacated his
home recently sold to Chas. Gary this
week, moving into the Sam Wileman
residence on Albion street. He antici-
pates building a new residence next
season on the site of the old Briefly
property on Rollin street.
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