The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-07-15
Local Happenings

Ratzlaff are passing the week with rel
atives in Milwaukee.
Miss Madge Burnham of Madison
is guest of Miss Hazel Underhill and
other friends in Edgerton.
Frank Pringle is looking through
the Chicago markets, replenishing the
stock for the Department store.
Mrs. Fred Jensen and daughter left
Monday evening for River Falls on a
visit to Mrs. j enson's childhood home.
Mrs. E. L. Roethe entertained the
two ladies' whist clubs at the Towne
cottage on Rock river Tuesday after
noon.
The w. C. T. u. will hold an ice
cream social on C. F. Mabbett's lawn
Friday evening, July 18th. Everybody
invited
Mike Conway went to Bayfield, on
Wednesday to join his wife who has
been visiting relatives there for a
couple of weeks past.
The Young Ladies Society of the
Norwegian church will give an ice
cream social on the church lawn this
Thursday evening.
DIR. Arthur Meyers and family of
Chicago are spending the week with
his brother, DR.. F. C. Meyers, at his
cotta0o on Rock river
The Ladies Society of the Norwe-
gian Lutheran church will meet with
Mrs. E. B. Ellingson in the church
basement, Thursday, July Fl.
Hon. J. M. Clancy will deliver the
principal address at the Old Settlers
Club picnic to be held on the Assembly
grounds, Madison, Thursday, July 21st.
w. A. Shelley leaves next week
for Virginia to pass months vacation
on his farm on the James river where
Mrs. Shelley has been spending the
summer
Frank H. Burdick, wife and daugh-
ter Ruth arrived from Minneapolis
Tuesday morning to pass two weeks
vacation with A. w. Bentley at his cot
tage on Lake Koshkonong.
"A son was born to DIR. and Mrs. H.
A. keenan, at the Madison hospital,
July 9th. Mrs. keenan, and children
expect to join her husband in the state
of Washington in few weeks.
Rev. Linnevold will preach at Nc
Farland next Sunday ard there will be
no morning service at the Norwegian
Lutheran church. The evening service
will be conducted in the English Ian
guage.
Five tobacco sheds on adjoining
farms on Albion Prairie were wrecked
by the heavy wind storm that preceded
the rain of last Saturday evening. The
damage, however, was confined to
small locality.
Rev. R. w. Roberts left Monday
for vacation trip, visiting relatives in
Ohio, New York state and the Thou
sand Islands. During his absence Mrs.
Roberts and child will remain with rel
atives in Ohio.
Mel Johnson was down from Madi-
son over Sunday and while here was
showing his friends new self-cleaning
pipe which he has invented and has
made application for a patent on the
device.
The infant babe of August Blank
and wife died last Saturday. Funeral
services, conducted by Rev. j. Lime
void, were held from the home Sunday
afternoon and interment was made in
Fassett cemetery.
AT the Norwegian Lutheran church
Tuesday, July IL, 1910, at 2 O'Clock p.
M, Rev. ]. Linnevold performed the
ceremony uniting in marriage Martin
johnson and Louise Dehlin, both of
Edgerton. The witnesses were Inga
Dehlin and Carl Dehlin.
w. H. Clarke, Geo. w. Doty and
IL. Il. GSIIlS, n0HlUeTS Ol the SCIlOOl
board, were in GAINESVILLE Tuesday at
tending meeting of school board mem
bers of which there are nearly 200 in
the county A discussion of school
equipment and of laws relating to school
matters were taken up.
The Whittet brick yard took half
a million brick order from the James,
vile Machine Co. the past week which
will be used in the erection of large
addition to their plant. The yard was
compelled to decline large order from
the Columbus Canning Co. contingent
upon immediate delivery.
The storm of Saturday evening
blew down tobacco sheds on the farms
of Lars Lein and Paul Jensen in Albion.
Tornado insurance was carried by both
these farmers, and Monday morning
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