The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-07-01
Local Happenings

e. c.. Hopkins is looking after bus
mess matters in the Kickapoo valley
this week.
The Emery farm shipped regis
tered Jersey calf to Vernon county
Monday.
The EIgin price of butter was put
up half cent this week, 271 cents be-
ing the figure.
Lou Souders and wife of Chicago
ware over Sunday guests at the home
of Henry Johnson.
The Hopkins cottage on Lake Kosh-
konong has been put in order for sum-
mer occupancy.
Mrs. Dover and daughter of James
vile were guests of Mrs. Harry Ash
Tuesday evening.
-Winifred and Helen Coon visited
friends at Fort Atkinson Wednesday
and Thursday
Mrs. l.. w. Persons and daughter
are visiting relatives in Whitewater for
a week or ten days.
The Ladies society of Rev. Krostu's
church will meet with Mrs. Carl Hippo
Wednesday, July 6th.'
John Dexter of Dubuque, Iowa,
paid a short visit to his sister, Mrs. E.
C. Hopkins, on Monday.
The annual school meeting will be
held at the high school building Tues
day evening, July 9Th.
&C. H. Babcock's family are quar-
tered at Frank Browns cottage near
MELVILLE for short outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Manard of
Ravenswood, ILL.,, were over Sunday
guests at the John Bowen home.
IT. B. Earle purchased 40 h. p.
Overland touring car of the Roe-Hal-
version Co. at Stoughton last week.
james Harrison has rented the
rooms above The Reporter office and
the family are now occupying them.
Mrs. Josie Grinde of DeForest was
a guest of Mrs. P. M. Ellingson for a
short time the latter part of the week.
After passing five weeks at the
home of her son Ernest, in Porter, Mrs.
G. w. Haylock returned home Satur-
day.
John Hurd and wife went to Chi
cago Tuesday, Mrs. Hurd extending
her journey to Ann Arbor, Mich, for a
short visit.
The Edgerton tennis club made an
automobile trip to Whitewater Thurs
day to play return game with the
team of that city.
The Edgerton Wagon Works Co. s
building is enclosed, the roof on and
windows in and the machinery is being
bought this week.
S. D. Kump, national secretary of
the Society of Equity, with general Of
fees at Indianapolis, Ind, passed few
days of the week at his farm near
Rockdale
Misses Florence Doty, Josephine
and Gertrude Tallard and Grace Devine
went to Whitewater Monday to attend
the summer school at the normal in
that place.
Rev. R. w. Roberts has received
an appointment as nonresident men,
Der of the staff of lecturers in astron-
omy for the extension division by the
regents of the university.
-..'Shewango Lodge" is the name
chosen for the camp of the Culture
club on Lake Kegonsa where twenty
four were present at the Sunday din
ner. The outing will extend over the
4th.
The report circulated that there
would be no more band concerts is
without foundation. The usual concert
will be given next Saturday evening,
and will continue throughout the sum-
mer.
Henry Morrissey, one of the grad
yates of the high school, will study in
the Office of Jeffris, Mouat, Smith &
Avery in GAINESVILLE during vacation,
with a view of entering law school
the coming year.
Mrs. Roy E. Hopkins and children
came down from Steuben Monday even
ing for an indefinite stay with relatives
here. Mr.. Hopkins comes the latter
part of the week for months camp
ing on Lake Koshkonong.
If you are looking for quiet place
in which to pass the Fourth, come to
Edgerton. Our folks will not all be at
home, but you'll be welcome to the
town and its quietude, just the same.
The day will be sane one here and
that's what most people are looking
for.
On Friday the Whitewater tennis
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