The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-03-11
IF. F. Burgy was in Milwaukee on
business last Friday.


business last Friday.
Mrs. Harry Ash is spending few
DAYS in Milwaukee this week.
In another month Halley's comet
will be visible to the naked eye.
-s'St. Elmo at Royal hall Wednes-
March 10th, afternoon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Conway welcom-
ed a new girl baby at their home on
Tuesday last.
Rev. j. A. Stub of Stoughton was
a, visitor at the Norwegian parsonage
last Monday.
The robin has returned, the marble
season has opened, SO surely spring
must be here.
"A new pump for supplying the boil
ers with water has been installed at
the pumping station.
Mrs. Arthur Clarke has been pass
ing a few days with the family of Rev.
Richardson at Lake Geneva.
Albert Schifbein and wife rejoice
over the arrival of baby boy at their
home Thursday, March 8, 1870
Reserved seat tickets at Ash's for
Macmurray, violinist, who appears at
Royal hall this Thursday evening.
"A baby girl was born at the home
of Chris Hanson and wife on Thursday,
March 3. The little Miss Hanson is
warmly welcomed.
Mrs. M. Litney, who has been Wis
iting for several weeks with relatives,
returned to her home at Travers City,
Mich, Tuesday.
DIR. A. F. Burdick of Beloit, who
was here on business Saturday, was 9
pleasant caller at the home of Rev. anC
Mrs. G. K. MacInnis.
The ladies society of the Norwe-
gian church will meet with Mrs. An
drew Jensen in the basement Of the
church Thursday afternoon, March IL
Regular meeting of the common
council next Tuesday evening, March
Is. Any outstanding bills against the
city should be presented at this meet
ing.
Mrs. Paul M. Green died at hel
home in Milton, Wednesday morning
She was taken i'll while in Florida anc
since she was brought home has stead
lily failed.
Miss Edith Long has again opened
her millinery store in Edgerton. Miss
Long and her assistant, Miss North
returned to Edgerton the latter part OF
last week.
While in Milwaukee last Friday
w. G. Atwell placed an order for al
electric automatic carburetor for his
soda fountain. This device will keel
the fountain charged the whole season
The large bay horse which has fol
many years drawn Orville Barnes
dray about town has gone. She was
sold and shipped to West Salem. She
was % years old and has done dray duty
Is years.
Carl, eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Schmeling, has been dangerous
ly i'll with pneumonia since Thursda.
but the crisis seems to have passed ant
he is believed to be now on the road tt
recovery.
&C. H. Mcintyre was over from
Grand Rapids, Mich, for short sta.
of the week end He has lately beer
transferred from the Grand Radid
agency of the National Cash Registe
to Chicago territory.
DIR. E. L. Shepard came down from
Montana the early part of the week t
assist in packing up his household good
preparatory to removing his family t
| Lewistown, Mont, which is to be thei
| future home. They expect to leav
about the last of next week.
"A vote was taken by the congrega
| ton of the Norwegian Lutheran churc
| at the close of last Sundays service
regarding the call to Rev. Linnevol
from the church at Rio and the resul
was strongly in favor of retaining hir
in Edgerton. Rev. Linnevold wi
therefore decline the call.
The Kathryn Roberts Lady Quar-
tette and Concert Co. will appear a
Royal hall Monday evening, March Il
Miss Kathryn Roberts, contralto, Mis-
Myra D. Scott, first soprano, Mis-
Kathryn A Reed, second soprano, Mis-
Mayfa M. Haines, reader, are with tn
company, and each is said to be fay
orite as an entertainer.
-Neighbors and friends to the mum
Der of 40 assembled at the home of
A. Warner last Monday evening for
farewell gathering prior to his depart