The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-04-28
Local Happenings

RVS. so say the circulars just issued.
&C. E. Shannon is spending q few
days at his summer resort at Sayner.
"A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Sherman at MELVILLE on the 21st.
Elmer Ebbott passed the first few
days of the week with friends in Be-
lott.
Monday, May 1st, is the date of
benefit entertainment for the Edgerton
band.
IT. O. Rene and o. j. Bertness of
Orfordville were visitors in Edgerton
Monday.
--Ferd Kepp was down from Sank
City Tuesday to pass the day with
friends here.
The Pigeforening is invited to meet
at the home of Mrs. Andrew Jensen
Thursday evening, May 4.
Little Harry Bunker is recovering
slowly and it may be some weeks yet
before he is able to be out.
The railway commission has de-
clined to allow the Evansville Telephone
company ty raise its rates.
Misses Olga Hanson and Christy
Bowen passed Sunday with Herman
Lidicker's family in Beloit.
The Young Peoples society of the
Norwegian church will meet in the
church basement this Thursday even
ing.
VIM. Bussey has been appointed
special administrator for the estate of
his uncle, VIM. North, who died recently
at Cottage Grove.
Will Schumacher has secured the
contract for the erection of a new barn
for julius Bublitz, 36x74, on his farm
in the town of Fulton.
e. G. Dean left Saturday for Den
yer, Colo. Mrs. Dean and children
went on Thursday. They intend to
make their home there.
Henry Johnson, C. H. Babcock, L.
C. Whittet and Andrew Mcintosh are
in Milwaukee this week attending the
semi-annual Consistory limitations.
One by one the old city park is be-
ing dotted with residences. The latest
is the one moved by Frand Brown from
the corner of Henry and Canal streets.
w. A. Jorden, former postmaster
at Albion, writes US from Plevna,
Mont, that they are having fine wealth
er for seeding and that the country is
settling up very fast.
While cool nights still prevail, the
farmers have been able to get their
spring seeding well under way and 9th
er farm work advanced to the average
of other years at this date.
Jesse Patterson of Baraboo, former
newspaper publisher in this city and
Cambridge, passed a short time with
friends here on Monday. He is con-
Quoting restaurant at Baraboo at
present.
Assessor w. H. Clarke attended
the annual meeting of Rock county as
SCISSORS called by Supervisor Starr at
GAINESVILLE Tuesday. when matters per-
tanning to their work soon to be started
were discussed.
Mr.. L. A. Anderson, the recently
elected cashier of the First National
Bank, arrived Tuesday from North
Dakota to familiarize himself with his
new position. His wife is at present
visiting relatives at Deerfield.
The special offerings have been
drawing cards at the Lyric during the
week. On Friday evening the Ameri-'
can Symphany orchestra will furnish
music. Saturday evening films are
always good and you wont miss it by
going to the Lyric.
AT special meeting of Fulton
lodge Thursday, called to confer a
couple of Fellowcraft degrees, w. M.
c. H. Babcock was presented with a
handsome Masonic apron by L. C.
Whittet in neat speech voicing the
fraternal sentiments of the lodge.
The contracts for the erection of !
P. M. Ellingson's new block has been
let this week, the carpenter work GO
ing to Henry Price and the mason work |
to Richard Trevorrah. The excavation
has already been started and the con-
struction will be pushed along as rap
idly as circumstances will permit.
Mrs. Burr j. Scott of Hartford,
Conn.,, arrived Sunday evening for
months stay with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. ]. Maltpress. Mr.. Scott, who
is claim agent of the Travellers ms.
Co., is now making trip of the west
ern agencies and expects to join his
wife here somewhere about June 1st.
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