The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-04-14
Local Happenings

trip to Stoughton Friday.
-Chas. Shannon was down from
Westby for short stay this week.
The Edgerton Wagon Co. shipped
a car of wagons to Marshfeld Friday.
Henry johnson and wife were over
Sunday guests of l.. M. Souders in
Chicago.
Fred Gleaves and wife are now
housekeeping in rooms over Leedle's
store.
II. B. Earle arrived home Tuesday
morning from visit to his farm at
Rice Lake.
M. Schmidt and wife were in Be-
lott Sunday to pass the day with Mrs.
Herman Lidicker.
The Elgin price of butter is q cents
Just 10 cents below the figure of a
year ago this week.
The firm of Stricken & Maves have
dissolved partnership, Geo. Stricken.
succeeding in the business.
John Mawhinney and wife have
been visiting at the home OF their
daughter at Geneseo, H., this week.
Mr.. Warren H. Thomas, an en-
ployee of the Edgerton Wagon Co., is
in Mobile, Ala, this week on business.
VIM. Griep went to GAINESVILLE Sat
urdav and is now in the hospital await
ing a favorable time for an operation.
Miss Bessie Wildermuth resigned
her position in T. A. Perry's store on
Saturday and is now passing few
days in Chicago.
Paul Hackbarth and wife were
down from Appleton to pass few
days with Mrs. Hackbarth's parents,
Jens Lund and wife.
Harrison Hemingway and wife and
Adney Henry and wife of Jefferson,
were guests at the home of H. b.
Knapp and wife Saturday.
-Gerhardt Schumacher was brought
home from Mercy hospital, GAINESVILLE,
Saturday and there is every promise
now for his complete recovery.
Announcement is made in the last
issue of the Stanford, Montana, World
that Art Warner has accepted the po-
sition of foreman on that paper.
--Jens A. Jensen, who recently went
to st. Elmo, Alabama, writes that they
are all enjoying good health and are
perfectly contented in their new home.
"A representative of the railroad
commission was down from Madison on
Monday to confer with the waterworks
committee regarding meter rates for
EdgertOn.
Keep in mind the Easter dance at
Academy hall Monday evening, April
II. Stricker's orchestra will furnish
the music and all will have a good
time.
Clarence Jensen has been canvass
ing adjacent territory portion of the
week in the interests of the Edgerton
Wagon Co. Next week he goes to
towns in northern Illinois.
"A representative of an insurance
rating concern has been quietly atwork
the past week readjusting the rates on
risks in Edgerton. In good many
cases the rates have been materially
reduced.
AT the postoffice Monday morning
MANY friends of Rev. MacInnis and
George Hahn received post cards of
views in Athens. They were dated
March 18th.
The dog poisoner has been getting
in his work again this week, and no
less than eight CANNES found speedy
death in the second ward Monday. Geo.
Underhill's valuable bird dog was
among the number.
Plenty of singing and dancing WOW
en- into strong play, mounted with
beautiful scenery and excellent stage
effects, go to make up the performance
of the ''The Missouri Grip at Royal
hall, Wednesday evening, April 10Th.
25, 35 and so cents.
"A farewell party was given Mrs.
Rose Keller at the home of Mrs. Frank
Ash Friday evening and about thirty
lady friends were present and Mrs.
Keller was the recipient of a present to
remind her of those she leaves in Ed
.gerton.
In honor of Grand Matron of the
Eastern Star, Mrs. Jennie Bower, and
Mrs. w. T. Tallman of GAINESVILLE, Mrs.
Harry Ash entertained twelve ladies at
her home last Friday afternoon. Bridge
was the diversion and the honors were
won by Mrs. j. A. Henderson.
Miss Emma Maltpress, Miss Leah
Greenwood and Mrs. Rose Keller de-