The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-09-08
-Thos. Quigley has been appointed

| SprlngerS absence.
There will be meeting OF the w.
| C. T. u. in the ladies rest room OF the
/ library Friday at 8 p. m.
Rev. F. w. Schoenfeld will occupy
the pulpit at the Congregational church
| Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. Ralph Lidicker and daughter
came Wednesday to visit her parents,
Richard Trevorrah and wife.
Miss Kathryn Ellingson will enter
tain the Pigeforening in the churcn
basement this Thurs day. evening.
Jamie Clarke has gone to Seattle,
Washington, where he has accepted
position with the Electric railway COM
pany.
After passing few days with her
sister, Mrs. G. K. MacInnis, Mrs. c.
w. Maley and daughter returned home
at Monroe Monday.
Ladies having blocks for the Mis-
sionary quilt, please leave same with
Mrs. J. w. Conn, as the society is now
ready to put them together.
Mrs. Tom Ellingson will entertain
the Kvindeforening at her cottage at
| Pleasant View Thursday, Sept. IA.
Buss will be at the church at O'Clock.
Miss Minnie Johnson, stenographer
at the Mandt Wagon Works, Slough
ton, visited at the home of DR.. James
Johnson here few days the past week.
Miss Grace Latta of Amigo, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Latta,
has been engaged to teach language in
the high school at Lake Mills the COM
ing year.
The Misses Ida and Martha Geise,
who have been spending the past two
weeks with the family of August Ratz-
laff. Sr., left Monday for their home
| in Milwaukee.
William Arid returned the first OF
the week from Finley, Ohio, to which
place he accompanied his sister, Mrs.
| Neipling, a month ago to make her
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| future home there.
Rev and Mrs. S. H. Babcock OF
Albion, accompanied by Mrs. DR.. Han
oever, of Jackson Center, Ohio, passed
Sunday in Edgerton, guests of D, F.
WhitfOrd and wife.
&C. w. Richards and wife, I. A.
Blessing and wife, an auto party from
Chicago who have been to the Dells,
were guests of Weetman Dickinson and
wife last Thursday night.
Victor Hartzheim is taking week
vacation from Shelley, Anderson &
Farman's store. Accompanied by his
wife, they are passing the time with
relatives in Jefferson.
Mrs. Fred Jensen and daughter re-
turned Thursday from a five weeks
visit with relatives at River Falls and
Sparta. Her sister, Mrs. Finch of
Cincinnati, accompanied her.
james Reynolds, superintendent of
the waterwarks, is taking weeks
vacation. Accompanied by his wife,
they are passing the time with relatives
in Jefferson and Milwaukee.
Mrs. F. F. Burgy, son Fred and
daughters Margaret, Nellie and Irene
of Monroe were guests of Frank Burgy
and family last week. Frank took
them home in his auto Friday.
| Mrs. Gilbert Hanson returned Sat-
urday morning after an extended visit
| of over four months, which she spent
with relatives in Minneapolis, Wilma
and other points in Minnesota.
Frank Barrett went to Milwaukee
Monday to take course in pharmacy
at Marquette college. The past year
he has been with drug firm in James
Vile getting preliminary training.
Night Policeman Benz. Springer. is
taking a two weeks vacation. Mr..
and Mrs. Springer departed Wednesday
morning for Sparta, and after short
stay there will go to Vernon county to
visit friends.
HERMAN Greenwood, wife and son
and Charles Edwards, wife and daugh-
ter, after occupying the Maltpress cot
tage on Rock river for ten days, de-
parted Sunday evening for their home
in Milwaukee.
Complaint has been made to the
marshal that automobiles are being
run about town nights without the
head and tail lights being lit, contrary
to law, and The Reporter is requested
to issue warning.
The insurance loss in the John
Spencer dwelling and shop in Albion
Saturday was settled Tuesday through
Henry Johnson's agency, when the full
amount of the insurance, $3.50, was
paid. This is what we call getting
quick action.
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