The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-07-21
Local Happenings

John Bowen.
Mrs. Jessie Mulvine of Spokane,
Wash, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Fannie Sutton.
Wednesday, August 9th, is the date
of the T. A. & B. Picnic. Tell all your
friends about it.
w. H. Clarke left Thursday for
Sparta to pass few days with his
daughter, Mrs. Naset.
S. D. Bunker and wife of Milford,
Wis, came Saturday to visit with their
son, Henry Bunker.
Mrs. E. G.. Tallard and two chill
dren have returned from visit to her
mother at Joliet, Ill.
Carl Peters and wife, Geo. Stricken
and wife and Ed Peters made an auto
trip to Milwaukee Sunday.
Miss Beulah Heddles was down
from Madison for an over Sunday stay
with Edgerton friends.
Ward Wentworth left for Montana
on business connected with his real es-
tate firm Tuesday evening.
Alderman Allan Skinner and wife
rejoice over the arrival of ten pound
baby boy at their home Monday, July
II, 1911.
Charley Arthur and wife of James
Vile spent Sunday in this city with the
genteman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
o. Arthur.
The carnival has come and gone.
Those who didn's see it all need not
feel tired and sorry because of what
they missed.
Mrs. D. w. Watt of GAINESVILLE and
her sister, Mrs. Parsons of Cleveland,
were guests of Mrs. C. L. Culton for
few days this week.
Mrs. C. w. Pool of Duluth, who
has been passing couple of weeks
with relatives in Albion and this city,
returned home Thursday.
The Gollmar Brothers will be here
July 25th They will pitch their tents
on the Edgerton Wagon company's
grounds in the third ward
Herman Lipke and wife and Her
man Bublitz and wife spent Sunday
with the formers brother-in-law, AL
bert Albright, and family in Milton
township.
Wallace Haliett departed Monday
for Messaba, in the northern part of
Minnesota, where he has accepted the
foremanship with mining construc-
ton company.
j. K. Hemphill of Nashville, Tenn,
has been visiting among relatives and
old time friends in this vicinity during
the week. Mr.. Hemphills early life
was spent on Albion Prairie.
Miss Josephine Leubert of MiTwau-
kee arrived Sunday to join company
of campers from the Cream City and
H. C. Something's family at Camp
Helen on the banks of Lake Koshko-
lnong.
Dean Swift, who has been attend
ing school of pharmacy in Milwaukee,
took an examination held by the state
board at Madison last week and has
been granted a registered pharmacist
certificate.
Will Dickinson, clerk in Shelley,
Anderson & Farman's clothing store, is
taking a two weeks vacation. He will
pass a portion of the time at Eau
Claire, and intends taking lake trip
before returning.
ALFRED Anderson's family, with Mr..
and Mrs. G.. A. Perry of Lodi and Mrs.
Perry and children of Fort Atkinson,
concluded seasons camping at the
Herman Collins cottage at Lake Ke-
gonsa on Monday.
Miss Martha Handtke, night oper-
ator at the telephone Office, returned
Saturday evening from two weeks
vacation She passed the time at the
Dells and in Milton. Miss Bertha
Handtke, sister, accompanied her.
Beginning with July the Edgerton
Electric Light Co. has discontinued the
charge for meter rent, so that here
after the con sumers of current
will find their bills quite little re-
duced each quarter, and of course is
welcome news to our city readers.
Miss Ida Tellefson came up from
Orfordville for a few days stay with
Miss Esther Mcintyre. Miss Tellefson,
while returning home from town Mon
day evening, stepped in hole through
the sidewalk alongside 7. A. Filing
sons warehouse property, and received
quite painful bruises.
Saturday evening, July 8, the farm
residence of E. P Coon, just south of
Milton Junction, was entered and two
watches, a quantity of jewelry, valua-
BILE papers and small sum of money
Stolop T1ct woek later most of the