The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-02-25
Local Happenings

IA farmers institute is under way
at Stoughton Thursday and Friday this
week. '....,.sts ssls s
Senator John M. Whitehead was a
visitor at Edgerton for short time on
Monday. aaiqllsa izas aaaoogia6 4o7
Miss Laura Richards of Fit. Atkin-
son was guest of Mrs. HI. Moen here
on Monday. ~ efasgu
Louie Zimmerman of Burlington
attended the K. p. party on Friday
evening last. sisHoa 'sFS'7aS
-Weetman Dickinson was down from
Readstown for an over Sunday stay
with his family. 9a3 aeo axIf
Arthur Warner visited relatives at
Burlington and Milwaukee the latter
part of the week.
The Pigeforening is invited to meet
at the home of Mrs. o. G. Hansen this
Thursday evening. ~
Mrs. L. w. Persons and daughter
passed few days of the week with
relatives in Whitewater. ar.s j
The four stalwart sons of Ole o..
Lien of Albion went to Chicago Mon
day to attend the cement show.
Thermometers dipped to Is below
zero again Wednesday morning, indi-
eating that winter is not yet over.
Misses Olga Hanson and Christie
Bowen visited Mrs, Herman Lidicker
and other friends in Beloit Sunday.
Misses Rena Heddles and Sally
jefferson of Madison were guests of
Edgerton friends on Saturday last.
Misses Marie Cary and Nina Miller,
university students, were guests at the
home of Winifred Coon over Sunday.
Lost Nose glasses with gold chain,
in case. Name on case 20. H. Fisher,
Beardstown, ILL.," Finder leave at this
office.
Miss Hazel Houser of Madison was
a guest of Miss Clara Jensen over the
week end, returning to the university
Sunday evening.
Edwin Crandall and wife and Mrs.
H. Moen attended the wedding of Del
bert Smith and Eta Hubbard at Evans
vile on Tuesday. s,@ .#& a't
Howard Saunders left Tuesday for
Montana where he and his brother Per-
nv will operate steam blowing outfit
the coming season. ~
Frank Hebel will soon remove his
family from Albion to this city and oc-
.cupy the Painter residence when va
Gated by Henry Kealey.
Miss Carrie Amundson and Morton
G. Pierce, both of Albion, were mar
ried in the court house at Rockford last
Friday by Judge Reckhow. a.4st
Mrs. Carl Lord passed few days
of the week with Edgerton friends
while enroute from Richland county to
her new home at Ontario, Va.
Joyce & Co. have recently added a
handsome hearse and two new hacks to
their livery outfit and are able to fill
any funeral orders entrusted to their
care. s &
According to the latest report the
Northwestern will erectsa new station
at Madison this year, the building to be
completed by December LIST, at cost
of about $500, 900.
After nearly eight years of salts
factory service in the Edgerton tele-
phone office, Miss Mile Berry resigned
her position as chief operator on Sat-
urday last. E s
Henry Kealey has purchased the 80
acre farm of Thos. Flarity in the town
of Fulton, including the stock and tools,
the consideration is reported to be
$4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Moen entertained
a bridal party, Mr.. and Mrs. Severson
of Nome, N. D., at their home from
Thursday until Saturday. The bride is
a niece of Mr.. Moen.
Aside from the closing of the post
Office from noon on, there was scarcely
any evidence in Edgerton that the
birthday of the father of our country
was being observed on Tuesday.
The Stoughton high school second
team defeated the Edgerton second
team in an interesting basket ball game
played in the high school gymnasium
Friday evening by score of % to 10.
"A representative of the Great
Northern railway was in town Monday
arranging transportation rates with a
number of parties who will emigrate to
Montana from this locality next month.
-Chas. P. Touton was over from FIT.
Atkinson Saturday calling on Edgerton
friends. He informed us that he had
two business propositions open to him
and hoped to close on one of them this