The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-01-06
Local Happenings


nesday for the home of her father in
Beloit.
Miss Marie Harlin of Fond du Lac
is visiting her uncle at st. Joseph's
parsonage.
Lawrence Hutson and wife were
down from Madison for holiday stay
with relatives here.
Treasurer Dickinson is now ready
to talk to you about those taxes charg-
ed on his books.
Mrs. Dreyfus and son of Milwau-
kee have been guests of Mrs. Harry
Ash during the week.
"A daughter was born into the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Marsden We'd
nesday night, Jan. A, 1911.
A gold link sleeve button with the
initial 'P," picked up on the street,
awaits the owner at this office.
Miss Clara Jensen returned to Min
neapolis Tuesday evening to resume her
studies at the University of Minnesota.
Misses Mae and Nina Haylock have
been spending the week with their Sis
ter, Mrs. Sid Watson, at Stebbinsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Haylock and
family ate their Xmas dinner with Mrs.
ALT Watson and family at Stebbins-
vile.
Misses Eleanor Hitchcock, Caroline
Biederman and Bessie Keller returned
to Lawrence College Wednesday morn
ing.
Frank Hartzheim has fitted up his
building next to the Carlton hotel and
is ready to open up billiard and pool
rooms.
Note the big ad. of the Electric
Light Co. in this issue and see what in
ducements it has to make the thrifty
patron.
Mr.. Roy Bean of Viroqua, stu
dent at the university, passed the holi-
day vacation with Earl Langworthy in
Fulton.
p. N. Johnson of Stoughton was
down Tuesday to attend the annual
stockholders meeting of the Tobacco
Exchange bank.
The Edgerton Fire Department will
have it's election of officers next Mon
day evening, Jan. 9th. All members
are requested to be present.
After three months stay with her
niece, Mrs. w. T. Pomeroy, Miss Juli-
cite E. Warner is now visiting with
the Hubbell family near Fulton.
Miss Wilma Hurd returned to Ann
Arbor and Miss Emma Sebell to Detroit
Tuesday after spending the holiday
season at the Hurd homestead in Full
ton.
Miss Ada Thompson and Mr.. Valde
Gullickson of Stoughton and Mr.. Hub
ert Chaffee of Whitewater were New
Years guests of Mr.. Sam Peterson
and family.
Mrs. Aft Watson, Mrs. Sid Watson
and daughter Helen, Misses Mae and
Nina Haylock were pleasant callers on
Mrs. James Spike at Stebbinsville Fri
day afternoon.
R. J. Maltpress and wife passed
New Years in Milwaukee and attended
the marriage of Chas. Howard, son of
the late Conductor Charles Howard,
Frederick Lueck and son Herman
of Monroe were New Years guests of
Rev. MacInnis and wife. Mr.. Lueck
is Mrs. MacInnis' father and is one of
the prosperous farmers of Green Co.
DIR. and Mrs. Willard McChesney
left Tuesday evening for Wyoming to
pass a few weeks with their son Harry
who resides at Rock Springs and is now
holding the office of county surveyor.
George Schmeling and family de-
parted last Thursday for Seymour,
Wis, where they will make their home
in the future. Miss Minnie Schmeling
accompanied them and will make a
SnOrC stay Inore.
e. B. Ellingson has purchased John
Mussehl's interest in Joyce & Co. IS liv-
cry and becomes partner in the con-
Germ with the new year. Mr.. Filing
son, however, will continue his lightning
rod business same as heretofore.
The new year was ushered in with
rain, snow and sleet, turning quickly to
a roaring blizzard with cold wave fol-
lowing in the rear. There was a drop
of about 40 degrees in temperature in
the first "a hours of 1911.
The report of the commissioners OF
the Albion drainage district, assessing
benefits and damages to property lying
in Rock county, will be found in this