The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-11-17
Local Happenings

Scenic. souvenir TO eacn cnlld.
Mrs. Ed Kaufman is quite seriously
i'll with an attack of typhoid fever.
John P. Mooney of Brodhead was
visitor in Edgerton Monday evening.
No change in the Elgin price of
butter this week-32 cents is the figure.
Mel Pelton of Madison was caller
upon old friends in Edgerton Tuesday.
J. w. Case of Fort Atkinson was
guest of j. C. Lund's family over Sun
day.
"A C. Hauge was out from Mil
waukee for short visit to his parents
this week.
The Monday Club will meet with
Mrs. Linnevold November 21st instead
of the 18th.
james Cunningham has returned
from Lake Mills where he has been for
the past month.
Frank M. Jack and family of Be-
lott were up for an over Sunday visit
with Edgerton relatives.
VIM. Schrub has moved from his
farm into town, occupying the rooms
in his block on Front street.
Mrs. Frank Williams officially in
spected the Evansville w. r. c. at the
regular meeting held this week.
Miss Agnes Hartzheim has return
ed to her duties with Ratzlaff Bros.
after four weeks vacation.
For over seven weeks D. P. Devine
and S. L. Emery have been doing jury
service in the Dane county circuit
court.
Peters Bros. sent out a number of
wild geese to their friends for their
Sunday dinner the editors family in
Guided.
Misses Louise Jessup and Sadie
Nelson were guests at the home of
Mrs. Burr Scott in Milwaukee over
Sunday.
Jack Hanley, comedy Juggling, "
will be an attraction at the Lyric on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday even
ings, Nov. 1918.
Henry Marsden was taken seriously
i'll Monday evening with some heart
trouble that has since kept him con-
fined to his bed.
Word comes from U. G. Miller,
who is hunting with L. A. Lumm at
Pelican Lake, that he has already sue
ceeded in killing his deer.
The terrible Rock county tornado
will be shown at Scenic in moving pic
lures next Monday and for ten nights
in addition to regular program.
Lightning struck the home of John
Sherman, east of town, during Satur-
day afternoons storm, doing some lit
tie damage which was promptly settled
by the Albion ms. Co.
Regular meeting of Edgerton lodge
No. 146, K. of P, Monday evening,
Nov. goth. AS there is business of
Importance to be considered all mem
bers are requested to be present.
L. C. Whittet, c. H. Babcock, An
drew Mcintosh and Henry Johnson
have been attending the semi-annual
consistory meeting in Milwaukee this
week. j. B. Shaw is taking the de-
grees.
Mrs. Grace Brown of FIT. Atkinson
inspected the local Women's Relief
Corps Tuesday evening, after which
she complimented the organization upon
its efficiency. While here she was the
guest of Mrs. Frank Williams.
The county board of supervisors
convened in their annual meeting at
GAINESVILLE on Tuesday. The stand
ing committees have their reports in
readiness and the work of the session
will be completed during the week.
Manager Kathan has booked fine
attraction for the Lyric the first three
nights the coming week in Bob White,
the Human Mockingbird, said to be
the best on the road. Matinee as US
ual Saturday afternoon at 3:15 clock
Through the E. NJ Laid agency
the Geo. Dickinson residence property
on Rollin street has been sold to DR..
Joseph Johnson for $4,000, and in turn
johnson disposes of his 40 acre farm in
the town of Albion for $500, Mr.. Dick
inson taking the land.
While taking his children to school
Monday morning, Carl Gray was run
down by south bound Northwestern
train on a crossing a short distance
north of Milton Junction. The train
struck the rear end of the wagon, but
fortunately the occupants escaped with
a few bruises.
Our high school football team sus-
tanned another defeat from the hands
of the DeForest team in a game at the
Driving Park Saturday forenoon. The
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