The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-09-30
Local Happenings

1.-THE Flaming Arrow at Royal
hall, Tuesday, Oct. A.
The new road roller for Dane county
was unloaded Monday.
The New Century club will meet
with Mrs. E. Lord Oct. 3, 1910.
Miss Eva Johnson has been passing
few days with friends in Freeport,
Ill.
H. S. Sloan was out from Milwau-
kee for few days stay~with former
friends here.
IN. j. McDonough was down from
Portage to pass the week with rela-
tives here.
w. S. Brill arrived here Saturday for
"a short conference with his partner, E.
NJ HubbeIl.
Mrs. James Stewart of Elgin, ILL.,,
a former resident, is visiting relatives
and friends here.
Henry Morrissey left Monday for
Madison to enter the university to take
the law course.
ALFRED D. Burdick of Milton has
been passing a portion of the week
with G.. R. Pierce.
Miss Inga Ellingson will entertain
the Pigeforening at her home Thursday
evening, Oct. 6.
Mrs. B. L. Cleary and little daugh-
ter went to Chicago Monday to visit
relatives a couple of weeks.
w. H. Hutson returned Saturday
evening from Granville, N. D., where
he has passed the summer.
One measure we never complain of
as being short. That's when we are
handed a peck of trouble.
"A license to wed has been granted
to Frank j. Mccarthy and Helen E.
Downey, both of Stoughton.
Miss Rose Harrington came home
for an over Sunday stay. She is teach
ing school in the town of Milton.
Charles w. Cove, southern play
wright and actor, arrived here Tuesday
for short stay with relatives.
Father Harlin went to Fond du Lac
Monday to attend dedication exercises
of the new Catholic church there.
The new telephone directory is in
the hands of the printer and will be
ready for distribution the first of next
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Kiel and daugh-
ter Nina from Stoughton spent Sunday
at the home of George Haylock and
family. So
Miss Esther Mcintyre, who is
teaching school at Spring Valley, was
home for Saturdays stay with her
parents.
Following the aplan of Edgerton
merchants, GAINESVILLE stores will close
at p. m. each day of the week -ex-
Saturday.
Miss Mae Bowen, saleslady in the
Department store at Stoughton, was
down for over Sunday with Miss Mary
Watson.
, Fred Dreyer, accompanied by his
''brother George, who lives at Sparta,
sspassed Sunday at the parental home
near Dousman. tl.seet.}
I Mrs. N. A. Nelson and family are
making preparations to move to Racine
gto join her husband who has permanent.
employment there.
Mr. and Mrs. George Haylock gave
"a party in honor of their son, Bert
Haylock, and family before their de-.
parture for Montana.
The Jensen family have received
notice of the birth of baby boy, born
to Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Johnson at Min
neapolis, Sept. %, 1910.
M. Cunningham came down from
Sparta to pass Sunday with his family.
Mr. Cunningham has had employment
in Sparta for several weeks.
w. H. Clarke and wife left on
Thursday of last week for Sparta to
visit their daughter, Mrs. Naset. Mrs.
Clarke will remain about two weeks.
The putting in of the new cement
walks across the tracks on Catlin street
does away with one of the most dilap-
idated pieces of board walk in the city.
DIR. C. w. Salisbury and Miss Elsie
Salisbury of Chicago and H. A. Brewer
of Rapid City, Iowa, passed few days
last week at the home of Mrs. Nora
Salisbury.
AT the last council meeting plans
and profiles for curbs and walks on the
Stoughton road, drawn by City En-
gineer w. F. Mabbett, were by resolu-
ton adopted,
Curtis Stewart arrived here We'd
nesday morning from Elk Point, S. D.,
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