The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-08-19
Local Happenings

Mrs. O0dTl0S OuCCOH has IliONSu
her family into the Mrs. Kelly residence
on Henry street.
w. D. North and wife passed Sun
day with the family of Rev. Thomas
North at Evansville.
Mrs. Ernest Haylock and two chill
dren are in Canada for few weeks
visit with relatives.
Mrs. John LaBundy visited her
son Arthur ard family in Rockford a
portion of the week.
Winnie Smart and Chas. Miller of
Cooksville left Tuesday on harvest
excursion to Montana.
"A party was given a few friends
by Ole Qnale on the Chris Olstad farm
in Albion on Sunday last.
Miss Lucille Culton left Monday for
Lake Side, Mich, where she is beng
entertained by Chicago friends.
Mrs. C. F. Heddles and Mrs. Belle
Wilson are spending the week at the
home of w. S. Heddles in Madison.
Prof. J. B. Miller and wife of
Burlington have been spending the
week with Mrs. Miller's parents here.
Mrs. John Cobb of Delavan, who
has been visiting with Mrs. John Scar
cliff the past week, returned home
Monday.
The first shipment of meters for
the waterworks has arrived and the
work of installing them will soon be
commenced.
Roy Hopkins and family returned
to their home in Steuben Wednesday
after a months vacation spent with
relatives here.
Geo. McGifin, wife and daughter
Lucille of Richland Center spent por-
ton of the week with Edgerton rela-
tives and friends.
John Dexter and family of Dubuque,
Iowa. have been guests of E. c. Hop
kins' family at their cottage on Lake
Koshkonong this week.
Miss Anna Smith of Brooklyn and
Miss Elva Smith of Ft. Atkinson were
guests of their aunt, Mrs. H. H. Moen,
the fore part of the week.
After passing a couple of weeks
with her parents, w. H. Clarke and
wife. Mrs. Leah Nasset returned to
her home in Sparta Tuesday.
Carl Kurtz of Glen Ullin, N. D., was
here for short stay Tuesday. He has
a position in a bank at Glenullin and
reports good times in that country.
Tempest and Sunshine" will be
presented at Royal hall, Friday even
ing, Aug. 10Th. This is one of the good
shows coming this season and everyone
should go and see it.
Roy Wright, who has been con-
fined by sickness at the home OF his
father-in-law in Jamestown for the past
ten days, has so far recovered as to re-
turn and again attend to his duties IN
the First National bank.
AT a low estimate the Ringing
Bros. circus relieved the people within
the circuit of the GAINESVILLE exhibition
of not less than S25, 900 of their loose
change 1t is big sum of money to
pay for amusement but most OF them
who attended think it worth the price.
"A camping party consisting of the
Misses Josephine Bates, Josephine Tai
lard, Myrtle Maltpress, Helen Coon,
Leo and Venice Thompson, with Mrs.
Atwood Stewart as chaperon, went to
Lake Kegonsa Tuesday morning for
weeks stay in the K. G. Olson cottage.
In returning from Milwaukee Mon
day evening and while he dropped
asleep in his car seat, some one made
away with Roscoe McIntosh's suit case
containing quite portion of his per-
sonal effects. AS similar thefts have
occurred recently on this division it is
surmised that a thief is Systematically
working the trains.
Mr.. Andrew Jensen left Tuesday
evening for La Crosse to be in atten-
dance at the State Bankers conven-
ton which convenes in that city on the
18th. From there Mr.. Jensen will go
to Minneapolis to visit his daugter
Lydia. He will be absent about ten
days and during that time Director
VIM. Bussey, who was lately elected
assistant cashier by the board, will be
in the bank.
The work of installing the machin-
cry of the new wagon works is well
under way and Supt. Nels Halverson
assures us that within 80 days smoke
can be seen issuing from the cupola
stack. The Electric Light Co. are run
ming wires to the plant and electric
motors will drive most of the machin-
cry with current furnished by it. Ce-