The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-06-03
Local Happenings

waukee visitors Tuesday.
Miss Luln Arthur of South Milwau-
kee is visiting relatives here.
w. S. HeddIes and wife of Madison
passed Memorial day in Edgerton.
Miss Mary Morrissey was home
from Racine for Decoration day holiday.
Mrs. Isaac Howell went to Mag
nolia for few days. visit with friends.
Frank Hitchcock was home from
the university for an over Sunday stay.
w. H. Hutson is passing few
days with his son Lawrence at Madison.
Rev. G. Kenneth MacInnis deliver
ed the Memorial day address at East
Troy.
Ferdinand Kepp is arranging to
move to Sank City about the first of
July.
Harley Barnson and his sister OF
Milwaukee were here for Memorial ex-
ercises.
Miss Ethel Mansfield of Milwaukee
was a guest of Myrtle Maltpress over
Sunday.
Roy Wright and wife passed Sun
day with Mr.. Wright's parents at Lib
ertyville, Ill.
Miss Jennie Taylor of Chicago was
a guest of Miss Minnie Johnson over
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. McIntire left
Monday for Chicago to settle their
home in Oak Park.
Hubert Cove and wife were up
from Beloit for few days stay with
relatives here this week.
Austin Riley was up from Beloit
to pass Decoration day with friends and
old comrades in Edgerton.
Mrs. w. C. McManus and daught-
ers of GAINESVILLE visited friends in this
vicinity early in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mouat and son
of GAINESVILLE were over Sunday guests
at the home of 7. B. Earle.
Mrs. Charles Howard and son of
Milwaukee came out Monday to pass
Memorial day in Edgerton.
e. C. Hopkins and wife went to
Steuben Monday for weeks stay with
the family of their son Roy.
Mrs. Eugene Clark and children
were down for day the first of the
week for g visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Shannon left
Tuesday for Sayner, Wis, to pass
few weeks at Mr.. Shannon's resort on
Lost Lake.
Mrs. Ralph Lidicker and daughter
came up from Beloit Saturday for
few days visit with Mrs. Lidicker's
parents.
The work of grading and graveling
the road past Fassett cemetery is COM
pleted and it is now the best driveway
in the city.
Mrs. George McGiffin and daughter
Lucille of Richland Center have been
visiting among relatives here during
the week.
Miss Hannah Gilderhus and Mr.. H.
Henning were out from Milwaukee and
passed Monday at the home of II. b.
Knapp and wife.
Mrs. Lena Hossfeldt was up from
Rockford to pass the first few days of
the week with her parents, August
Schultz and wife.
Misses Genevive and Frances Mar
tin of Wauwatosa were guests at the
home of C. E. Shannon from Saturday
till Monday evening.
Mrs. Grace Vickers of Redwood
Falls, Mimi, is paying visit to her
brother, Henry Ebbott. She will pass
few weeks with relatives in this vi
entity.
1t is understood that Miss Hazel
Campbell of Stoughton is to succeed
Minerva Coon as bookkeeper in the Of
flee of the United Cigar Manufacture
ers Co. here.
Robert McReynolds, second son of
DR.. and Mrs. McReynolds, was quite
severely burned upon the hand Satur-
day while trying to remove an article
from gasoline stove.
Henry Schmeling came down from
his farm in Outagamie county to pass
the week with his family here He re-
turned Wednesday expecting to be
away the greater part of the summer.
Mr.. E. L. Getting of Chicago joined
his family here Saturday for a short
stay. Mrs. Getting will remain with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Perry,
for longer visit.
Frank Burgy has sold a seven
passenger Mitchell touring car to Fred
Borden of Milton, which is to be deliv-
cred shortly. A five-passenger car or
dered by the United Cigar Manufacture
ers' Co. was brought out from the shop
at Racine on SATURDAY.