The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-02-11
CORRESPONDENCE
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Frank Hebel left Monday for Kansas
on business trip.
J E White is in Kilbourn looking
after patients this week.
Will Mills has hired out to R c Green
for the coming season.
The Home Benefit society met with
Mrs o L Coon Tuesday afternoon.
Albert Hanson and wife entertained
relatives from Edgerton last Sunday.
LLOYD Simpson of Madison was Wis
itor with friends over the week end.
Daniel Holcomb of Milwaukee is Wis
iting his sister, Mrs VIM Mccarthy.
Mrs C F Lawton entertained the
Willing Workers Wednesday afternoon.
DR. Morrison and wife of Edgerton
were callers at w A Jordan's last Sun
day.
Mrs Clemens of Whitewater is visit
ing her sister, Mrs ] E White, this
week.
IL Culton and wife of Edgerton spent |
Sunday afternoon at the home of w A
Jordan.
Henry Schmeling and family visited |
at Andrew Something's near Edgerton |
last Sunday.
GIL Walters visited with friends in |
Walworth from Tuesday until Thurs
day of last week.
A miscellaneous shower was given |
Miss Bernice Painter at her home on |
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Grace Babcock, who has been |
i'll for several months, is no better at
present writing.
Mrs Hattie Sweat has been visiting
with relatives in Milton and Rockford
the past week.
Mrs Olivia Reuterskiold went to Mil
ton junction Sunday for visit with
friends and relatives.
wv Robbins, wife and two children
of Sumner were Sunday visitors at the
home of John Slagg.
Earl Stone and lady friend were
guests of his brother, III E Stone, and |
wife last Saturday.
Sumner Knox came from Belleville |
Saturday and will accompany his uncle,
w A Jordan, to Montana.
Miss Margaret Attlesy of Beloit
spent last Sunday with her grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs John Spencer.
Cards are out announcing the marri-
age of Miss Bernice Painter to Pearl
Lester Kelly on Thursday, Feb 18th.
Rev T ] Van Horn went to Adams
county last Thursday where he will |
assist in evangelistic work. He eX- |
poets to be absent about two weeks or
longer.
The farmers institute will be held in
the town hall next Tuesday and We'd |
nesday, Feb 10Th and 10Th. The ladies |
societies have planned to serve dinner
in the church basement both days.
Willard Krinkey was the victim of
quite serious accident last Sunday. |
While coasting down hill with some
other boy friends the sled became
caught on the ice, throwing him against
the sled in front of him, inhicting a
scalp wound which required seven
stitches to close. He is doing nicely at
present.
The Willing Workers surprised one
of their members, Mrs De Forest En-
erson, by giving them farewell party
Sunday evening. Mr. Emerson and fam
lily have rented the Hemphill farm near
Milton Junction and will take posses
sion the first of March. We are sorry
to see them go but wish them success
in their new undertaking.
The Campus Club met Feb 3rd at the
home of Mrs G M Sheldon with good |
attendance The leader, Miss Mae De-
Lancey, gave very interesting paper
on the life of James McNeill Whistler. !
Mrs Carl Atwood read brief sketch !
of ''Whistler's Art" Paper, "'Whis- |
tier, the Portrait Painter" by Mrs
John Bliven; solo by Mrs Geo L Wal |
tiers; Anecdotes of Whistler" by Mrs /
Henry Kipp; Whistler Compared with |
Other Artists of His Time and His In
fluence on Art" by Mrs M H Head. |
The next meeting will be held Feb II, |
Mrs o j Painter, hostess, Mrs M !
Sheldon, leader.