The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-04-01
Local Happenings

Shepard residence on Albion street.
Prof. and Mrs. E. L. Roethe have
been spending a few days vacation at
Fennimore.
&C. G. Biederman departed Sunday
evening on business trip to northern
Michigan.
"A fountain pen was lost near Royal
hall last Thursday. Finder please leave
at this Office.
Miss Helen Wright of Libertyville,
ILL.,, is visiting the family of her broth
er, Roy Wright.
Albert Lipke and wife, George
Sweeney and Dan Dave departed Tues
day evening for Roundup, Mont
Miss Henrietta Lintvedt will enter
tain the Pigeforening in the church
basement this Thursday evening.
Services conducted by Rev. Spill
man will be held in the German
church Sunday forenoon at 1920.
Charles Flagg and Harvey Vickers
are home from the Stout Training
school at Menomonie for the Easter va
cation.
e. C. Hopkins has stepped out OF
the plebian ranks and joined the list OF
auto owners. He has Maxwell run
about.
"A marriage license has been issued
jefferson county to Gail Henry Mars
den and Ada Grace Atwood, both OF
Sumner.
"A roll of bills consisting of one $40
and four 81 bills was lost by Robert
Odland. Finder leave at Schmidt's
shoe store.
Alex. B Campbell has been appoint
ed census enumeration for the east half
of the town of Albion, and Louis Lem
for the west half.
Frank Sutton left Tuesday for Spo-
kane, Wash, where he has secured
employment in laundry conducted by
his brother-in-law.
The fire loss of Wallace Drake,
sustained to his household effects In
last Thursdays fire, has been adjusted
at a trife over $3.50 on $500 policy.
-Roy Farman has received his COM
mission as census enumeration for the
city of Edgerton, Will Lee will take
the census for the town of Fulton.
Now days as the train approaches
Stoughton, the uniformed employee OF
the road sings out: ''The next station
is Stoughton! Don't forget your pack
ages. -
Andrew Mcintosh, L. G. Whittet,
George Doty and c. II. Babcock at
tended Easter services with the James
vile commandery at the Congregational
church in that city.
Norm Garlic brought up an auto
party consisting of Arthur Burnham,
Mr.. Harris and Victor Richardson,
GAINESVILLE business men, for short
stay Tuesday evening.
Surveyors were at work last week
on the lands in Dunkirk and Albion
effected by the Albion drainage propo-
sition, gathering data for estimating
the cost of the improvement.
August Yeske has purchased the
Becker property from August Schultz
and will occupy it soon. Herman Ven
ske Jr. and wife will occupy the resi-
.dence vacated by Mr.. Yeske.
Clarence Short, who is training
with the Milwaukee club at Champaign,
H., was placed in the box Monday and
won his game with the University
team, allowing them but five hits.
Rem Spike has been moving his
family from the Heddles farm into
town this week and will temporarily
make their home with Mrs. Spike S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Vickers.
The bridge crossing the creek or
the feeding yard siding was set on fire
by boys starting bonfire Tuesday
evening but was discovered in time fol
the switch crew to put it out before
much damage was done. Several cars
were standing on the bridge at the
time.
During the excitement attending
the fire last week country horse be-
came frightened and ran away. directly
into the crowd gathered in the street
The rig knocked down and ran over the
little daughter of MRS. Jennie Gessert
bruising her quite seriously but for
tunately no bones were broken.
An unusual as well as exceptionally
beautiful aurora borealis could have
been witnessed for several hours las
Sunday evening. The phenomenon frs
made their appearance in what seemed
like clouds of luminous vapor, and late
assuming the more usual form OF brill
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