The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-01-27
Local Happenings

VIM. Ford and Vile OF GAINESVILLE
visited Edgerton relatives over Sunday.
Don't miss ''The Diamond King"
at Royal hall, Monday night, Jan. goth.
Hubert Arthur departed Monday
for Richmond, Va, for an indefinite
visit.
Will Dave is home from Kenosha
where he has been employed for sew
eral months.
Two cents was again Topped off the
price of butter this week. The Elgin
market is % cents.
"A bright girl babe, their first born,
came to enliven the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Wright on Sunday last.
Mrs. M. H. Mills of Sayner, land
lady of the Lost Lake resort, is paying
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. E. Shannon this week.
DIR. and Mrs. A. P. Nicholson are
home from nearly weeks stay In Chi
cago where the DR.. has been attending
dental clinics.
Miss Zoe Painter, teacher in one
of the grades of the public schools, is
confined to her home by an attack of
the measles.
"A Milwaukee party has been buy
ing poultry in this vicinity until he ac-
cumulated Sc coops that were delivered
and shipped out Tuesday.
Mrs. Frances Greeler, an aged lady
living in the east part of town, slipped
on the ice and fell near her home Sun
day, sustaining broken wrist.
The population of Whitewater, ac-
cording to the late census, is 1925, a
loss of 100 in ten years. Fort Atkinson
is given $500, which means good
healthy gain the past decade.
j. M. Horst came up from Beloit
Friday and plead guilty to a charge
filed in Justice North's court of selling
liquor to minors and accepted fine of
$25 and costs. Thus endeth the third
lesson.
Measles seem to have a pretty
strong hold on the community at pres
ent. 1t is reported that there are be-
tween so and 100 cases among the
younger generation in the city at the
present time.
Don't miss ''The Diamond King"
at Royal hall, Monday night, Jan. 30th,
presented by j. Burt Johnson, that
This is the same company that pre-
sented Life for Life" here some time
ago. Ask the people about it.
Ed Peters ran out brand new five
passenger Mitchell touring car from
Milwaukee on Saturday that was on
display at the auto show. While COM
ing down the Clark hill east of town
the car skidded on the ice and he landed
in the ditch, but fortunately the ma
chine was but little injured.
The Charity Ball, which at Evans
vile is counted the great social event
of the season, takes place on Friday
evening, Feb. Sd. The committees are
made up of the prominent citizens of
that city. An invitation is extended to
everybody to come and have a good
old-fashioned time.
"A telegram received by w. H.
Clarke announces the death of Orson
Vaughn at Sioux Falls, S. D., on Mon
day. The deceased was for many years
a we'll known farmer in Fulton and
later a resident of this city before his
removal to Sioux Falls. The remains
arrived here for burial on Thursday.
j. Burt Johnson and his company
will present that much talked of play,
''The Diamond King" at Royal hall,
Monday, Jan. Both. You all know J.
Burt Johnson as he presented the Life
for Life here some time ago, and you
all know that it was good show. The
play this time Mr.. johnson claims to
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fore. There will be specialties between
the acts and all new scenery for this
production Seats on sale at Frank
Ash's, Friday, Jan. 9th. Prices, rs,
S5 and SOC.
Rev. Daniel Woodward, the Omro
pastor who spoke last fall on behalf of
Gov. McGovern, is slated for state
job, something like seat on the board
of control, representing the eighth dis
trict, it is said. 1t will be remembered
that charges were preferred against
Rev. Woodward and he was tried be-
fore the nj. E. conference here last fall
and permitted to resign from the con-
ference rather than being dismissed.
Since he has been in charge of pulpit
of another denomination at Omro. His
appointment is looked upon as areward
for camDaiUn services