The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-12-30
Local Happenings
A Happy New Year to all.

H. ). Sloan or milwaukee was
caller in Edgerton on Tuesday.
Mrs. Alfred Anderson and children
are visiting her parents &C Lodi.
Donald McInnis was down from
Stoughton to pass Christmas with rela-
tives.
Charlie Flagg is down from Bay
field to pass couple Of weeks with his
parents.
Hardly enough snow for sleighing
as yet, nor is ice quite thick enough to
harvest
Miss Esther Mcintyre is up from
Brodhead to pass the holidays with her
parents.
Albert RAIDER and wife were with
Mrs. RAIDERS parents in Evansville for
Christmas.
Alex and Harry Armit passed
Christmas with their sister in Fort
Atkinson.
-Holvar Bjoin of Rice Lake Joined
his wife here for brief visit during
the week.
The third of the series of club
dances will be held on Friday evening,
December Both.
&C. H. Mcintyre and wife were up
from Chicago to pass Christmas at the
editors home.
Andrew Jensen, Jr., came Satur-
day from Minneapolis to pass Christmas
with his parents.
Bert Maltpress was down from
Verona to pass Christmas with his
father and family.
w. S. Heddles and family of Madi-
son spent Christmas at the home of his
mother in this city.
Prof. E. l.. Roethe and wife left
Tuesday for a vacation visit with rela-
tives in Fennimore.
r. ]. Maltpress and wife were
guests of Mrs. Chas. Howard in Mil
waukee Christmas.
Frank Mcintosh and family are
down from Viroqua to pass the holiday
season with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Culton enter
tanned pleasant dancing party at their
home on Tuesday evening.
Harvey Raymond left Friday even
ing for Canton, Mo-, to pass Christmas
with his sister, Mrs. Sayre.
p. C. Brown, Jr., with the Harding
contracting firm of Racine, came last
Thursday for holiday vacation.
Eleanor Hitchcock, Hazel Bieder-
man and Bessie Keller are home from
Lawrence college for the holiday vaca-
ton.
The census figures gives Lake Mills
a population of 1865, gain of 63, and
Waterloo 1921, a gain of 80 over ten
years ago.
e. L. Getting and family of Chica-
cago passed the Christmas holiday with
Mrs. Cuttings parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. A. Perry.
Hartland, Mimi, were here to pass the
holiday vacation with w. H. Morrissey
and family.
George Underhill and wife re-
turned Friday night from Quincy,
Florida, where they have been passing
a few weeks.
"A nice large fat goose, aChristmas
present from VIM. Willie and wife, was
partaken of by the editors family on
Christmas day.
Mrs. ]. A. Petit and daughter and
Miss Julia Pierce of Danbury, Iowa,
are guests of Mrs. Electa Coon and
the Ogden families.
Julius and John Willie, sons of VIM.
Willie and wife, went to Monroe Mon
dav, to visit with their sister, Mrs.
Herbert Monteith.
Friends of Miss Beulah Heddles
here have received Christmas remem-
brances sent from Florence, Italy,
where she is at present.
The teaching force of the public
schools have gone to their respective
homes for the holiday vacation which
extends until January 9th.
Eugene Clark and family, Miss
Mary Watson and Miss Clara Lintvedt
of Stoughton were down to pass Christ
mas with Edgerton relatives.
The various Christmas exercises
passed off as noticed last week and
there was much pleasure and enter
tainment for all who attended.
DIR. and Mrs. j. B. Atwood of
Oconto and DR.. Sylvester and family of
Livingston, were here to attend the
Burdick family reunion Christmas day.
Roy Nicholson and wife of Batavia,
I'll. and Delos Nicholson of st. Louis,