The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-04-22
Local Happenings

Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. Maltpress spent
Sunday with relatives in Milwaukee.
Mrs. VIM. Carnell of Milwaukee
has been visiting friends here during
the week.
-D'Urbano's Royal Italian Band will
be at Royal hall Thursday evening,
April %.
The Ladies Relief Corps are plan
ming a dancing party to be given in a
short time.
H. L. Wilson has been taking a
vacation for few days on account of
a quinsy.
W. S. Heddles and wife of Madison
were down Sunday to attend the fun
eral of James Spike.
Mrs. Ralph Lidicker was up from
Beloit to pass Sunday with her parents,
r. Trevorrah and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Benedict OF
Milwaukee were over Sunday guests at
the home of Henry Johnson.
Miss Freda Burrell came up from
GAINESVILLE and was a guest OF Miss
Emily Watson over Sunday.
e. M. Laid has field of alfalfa
on his farm north of town nearly large
enough to cut the first crop of hay.
Harry Bucknall is slowly recover
ing from an attack of typhoid fever
that has kept him housed for some time
past.
With the price of nearly all prod
uce taking a downward turn, the Elgin
market boosted bntter cent this week
to 81 cents.
After nursing a quinsy the past
week, Mrs. Gertrude Mccarthy is able
to be around and attend to duties at
the Bon Ton.
Andrew Mcintosh, L. G. Whittet
and Henry Johnson have been attend
ing the semi-annual consistory meeting
in Milwaukee this week.
Mr.. Henry Lutfring, wife and
daughter, Miss Flora, of Saukville,
Wis, have been guests at the home of
H. L. Wilson and wife.
Mrs. r. A. Painter of Howard,
ILL.,, returned home Sunday after pass
ing several days with her husband s
mother, Mrs. j. H. Price.
Willard Doty and wife, who have
been spending several weeks with rela-
tives here, returned to their eastern
Colorado ranch Wednesday,.
Mrs. R. L. Crawford and children
of Franklin, Ind, and Mrs. L. A. Bah
cock of Milton were guests of their
aunt, Mrs. ]. H. Price, on Wednesday.
-Adolph and Miss Clara Jensen and
Miss Winifred Coon attended the an
nual formal party given by the Gamma
Phi Bata sorority at Madison Saturday
evening.
A. C. Hauge of ST. Paul was here
for short visit with his parents the
fore part of the week. He is now con-
Quoting the Bon Ton restaurant at 372
Jackson ST. in that city.
--Thos. Burns, who has been en-
ployed on tobacco growing plantation
at Quincy, Florida, for the past few
years, is here to pay visit at the
home of his parents.
Misses Ethel Mansfield and Lorraine
Dreyfus of Milwaukee were guests of
Miss Myrtle Maltpress few days the
past week and attended the party CIV
en- by the Royal Neighbors on Friday
evening.
Harry Armit left for GAINESVILLE on
Tuesday where he has secured employ
ment for the summer. He is engaged
as mason by Mr.. Sommers and his first
work will be on a contract for the
county at the poor farm.
To Recorder reporter on Satur-
day, Joe Ellis, engineer for the Cincin-
natl Construction Co., stated that work
on the GAINESVILLE Madison interurban
railway will be started early next
month
"A farmer who refused an offer of
5000 for his hogs ten days ago, said
he would see about it when an offer of
$3.50 was made Monday by the same
buyer. The incident shows the market
decline that has taken place recently.
Miss Minerva Coon, bookkeeper in
the Office of the United Cigar Manufac-
turers Co., was the recipient of very
handsome cut glass berry dish last
Thursday, a gift of the employees of
the warehouse on closing of the sea-
sons work.
Henry Werick of Madison Lake,
Minnesota, was in Edgerton for a short
stay with old time friends the latter
part of last week. He will be remem-