The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-01-20
Local Happenings

Ill.
A triAe more snow would make ex-
cellent sleighing.
DIR. McChesney will be home from
his western trip next Tuesday.
"A baby girl came Tuesday to make
glad the home of Ole Rossebo and wife.
Misses Anna and Gertrude Moss of
Beloit were over Sunday guests of Miss
Helen Coon.
"A full page advertisement of Prin-
gle Bros. & Keller appears on the in
side pages of this issue.
Benjamin Bussey of Tyndall, S. d.,
arrived Tuesday for short visit with
relatives in this locality.
The sPigeforening is invited to meet
at the home of Mrs. Ed. Elllngson on
Thursday evening, Jan. 26.
Miss Edith Long returned Tuesday
from short vacation in Milwaukee to
open her millinery parlors.
The price of butter slumped off a
couple of cents in the Elgin market this
week, the price fixed was II cents.
Fred Lipke, who is employed by
DR.. Shepard on sheep ranch in Mon
tana, arrived Monday for visit with
relatives here.
The Ladies society of the Norwe-
gian church is invited by Mrs. Lintvedt
to meet in the basement of the church,
Thursday, Jan. 26.
Herman Goeda and VIM. Benz have
rented the Simmons farm between Ed
gerton and GAINESVILLE, expecting to take
possession in the spring.
"A bouncing boy babe arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Budd Hill in AL
bion Sunday afternoon and Grandpa
Saunders is delighted"
Almost everybody have been pat
rons of the middle of the road since the
sidewalks have been made dangerously
icy by the late sleet storm.
Milton junction basketball team
LUdQ0 d DOOI III q Se@LAAO PA0J ~
here with our high school team Thurs
day evening when the score was 78 to A.
The Lutheran Mems Club is invited
by Mr.. T. A. Ellingson and c. A. Hoen
to spend social evening in the large
rooms of the church Friday evening.
Rev. S. G. Ruegg of Stoughton, in
an exchange of pulpits with Rev. Rob
erts, preached two excellent sermons
at the Congregational church on Sun
day last.
Aside from the sale of the Curran
corner, E. M. Ladd engineered the sale
of the Joyce block next to the Spike
livery on Swift street to Mrs. Daniel
Pierce this week at price of $1,000.
gBiederman, an extensive farmer
near Marshall, was visitor at the
home of his brother, C. G. Biederman,
short time during the week. He is
feeding about 600 sheep this winter.
Ed Peters and son Harold, Carl
Peters and Frank Burgy attended the
automobile show in Milwaukee on Tues
day. The latter was present at meet
ing of dealers in autos which convened
that day.
-Assemblyman Gettle draws the
craftsmanship of constitutional amend
ments and place on the committee on
education and highways in the assign
ments made by Speaker Ingram on
Tuesday.
Music and pictures always go hand
in hand adown the path that leads to
pleasure. You get both at the Lyric.
Manager Kathan and wife entertain six
nights of the week and their hospitality
seems to please.
With business rather slack in city
matters, the common council will now
take up the problem of erecting a bell
tower. Just where and how to hoist
the fire bell skyward and not trespass
on private rights, is hard matter to
determine.
Mr. Herbert Leroy, son of Con-
ductor Andy Leroy, was guest of c.
R. Bentley's family over Sunday. Mr..
Leroy has been employed in the en-
gineering department of the Milwaukee
road, since leaving college, in building
the Pacific coast extension, but is pass
ing the winter with his parents in Chi
cago.
1.-THE Crimson" high school paper
issued by the students of the Edgerton
high school, has made it's initial appear
ance during the week and is indeed
quite a creditable publication. The
pamphlet contains several illustrated
headings from drawings made by Clay
ton Williams, and is well patronized
with advertising.
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