The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-05-20
Local Happenings

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Royal hail.
The Elgin price of butter remains
at q cents.
Fred Ratzlaff passed Sunday with
friends in New Glarus.
"A. B. Shannon was down from
Portage for short stay Monday.
Oscar Rowe and wife have moved
up to their cottage on Lake Koshko-
nong for the summer.
-Adolph Jensen went to DEBORAH,
Iowa, Monday night to attend the big
18th of May celebration.
John Hyland has moved his family
here from Stoughton, taking the Nor
rissey house on Washington street.
Go to Royal hall Friday night of
this week and see the Honeymooners.
A city show at regular house prices.
Elmer Ebbott was up from Beloit
to attend the funeral of mis- grand
mother, Mrs. Mary Bunting, Monday.
j. A. Thompson and Ernest Serns
have opened livery at Jefferson, hav-
ing rented the Roessler stable in that
city.
Frank Pringle has taken the agency
for the International Auto Buggy and
has one of the cars for demonstration
purposes.
Misses Anna Hoen, Jessie Mabbett,
Miss Sewell and Miss Volkman were
guests of Mrs. S. L. Emery at the En-
cry farm over Sunday.
-Adolph Jensen has been chosen
delegate by the Milwaukee chapter
American Institute of Banking to the
National convention which meets in
Chattanooga, Tennessee, June 8, 8, TO-
He will leave for there about the 5th
of June.
While Harry Ash and wife were
driving home from GAINESVILLE Sunday
afternoon they discovered residence
on fire in the outskirts of the city and
stopped and assisted in saving house
hold goods until the arrival of the fire
department.
"A Decoration Day dance will be
held in Academy hall Monday evening,
May Both. Stricken & Mcintosh or
chestra will furnish the music and a
good time is promised Tickets to dance
rs cents; supper at the Bon Ton.
Mrs. T. A. Perry and little grand
daughter are expected home Thursday
evening, ending long journey from
the City of Mexico. During her six
teen days absence Mrs. Perry has COW
cred nearly 5000 miles of railway
travel, besides three days stop in Mex
leo and two in Ell Paso, Texas.
The northern Illinois and southern
Wisconsin annual Modern Woodmen
picnic will be held at Kenosha, Wis,
Wednesday, June 9Th. In the way of
amusements there will be monster pa
rade, drills, concerts, orations, ball
game and an excursion on beautiful
Lake Michigan every hour. In fact,
something doing every minute.
AT recent nesting of the City
Federation of Women's Clubs the fol-
lowing officers were chosen for the
coming year: President-Mrs. Frank
Ash of the New Century Club; Vice
President-M John Henderson of the
Culture Club; Secretary-Mrs. A. P.
Nicholson of the Monday Club; Treas
urer-Mrs. T. A. Clarke of the Culture
Club.
The buildings on the Edwards prop
erty on Front street were sold at auc-
ton Saturday for $50 to Harry Thomas
of Albion. Work of demoliation has
commenced to clear the site for new
First National bank building. A COM
mittee of the directors went to Fort
Atkinson on Friday to look over the
new bank recently built in that city.
The Nelson Wolgast moving pic
lures at Royal hall Monday evening
were by far the best exhibition of the
kind ever shown in Edgerton. The
films were made under unfavorable con-
ditions, and yet they came out clear
and plain and every movement of the
contestants was very distinct on the
screen. The large audience seemingly
enjoyed the entertainment.
Clarence Short has been given his
release by Manager McCloskey of the
Milwaukee club. In the try-out his
pitching did not prove effective enough
for fast company so the club could not
carry him on their staff of twirlers.
He will probably sign with some state
league team, as We learn several are
after him. He seems to need some
seasoning before he gets into the big
ger games. He goes to Eau Claire
with the Wisconsin Minnesota league
Mics Nollia Rnnt1ay who graduates