The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-03-31
Local Happenings
Next Tuesday is election.

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Seth Pope Jr. of Fulton left for
Montana Wednesday.
p. N. Johnson of Stoughton was
caller in Edgertan Tuesday.
The w. r. C. will give a Dutch
market supper April 9Th at the G. A.
r. hall.
Mrs. H. j. Stangl of Madison Wis
tied among Edgerton friends Wednes-
day,
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Schmidt spent
Sunday with Mrs. Herman Lidicker in
Beloit.
Prof. Frank M. Jack was down from
River Falls to pass Sunday with rela-
tives here.
Geo. Tousley and wife of Beloit
were up for an over Sunday visit at
the home of Mr.. Tousley's mother.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Norwegian church will meet in the
church basement this Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. F. H. Martin has returned
from her trip to California and the DR..
wears his usual congenial smile once
more.
Miss Carter, dean of women of
Lawrence college, has been spending
a. L. of
ence Child.
Henry Schmeling was down from
Seymour to pass week with his fam
lily here.
The Reporter Office was awarded
the contract for printing Rock county's
ballots for the spring election.
The many friends of Mr.. John
Spencer were pleased to see him on the
streets again the fore part of the week.
The monthly sale day at Perry's
offers attractions you should not over
look in this issue Note the Easter
sale prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McGiffin and
daughter Lucille of Richland Center
have been visiting Edgerton relatives
the past few days.
After passing the winter in Edger-
ton, Art Wileman, wife and babe re-
turned to their homestead near STAN
ford, Mont, Tuesday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M.
E. church will give their Easter fair
and supper April 18th. Supper served
on the Dutch market plan.
The Thos. Thronson estate cut
fair sized melon this week when $49, 600
was divided among the seven heirs as a
partial division of the estate.
Erwin Davis was at Madison Tues,
day attending meeting of the soft
drink manufacturers of southern Wis
consin who formed bottlers' associa-
ton for mutual benefit.
The high school basketball team
closed the season with another victory
over the Milton highs in game played
at the college gym. on Thursday even
ing last.
1t does not always depend wholly
upon the name. In the case of the
Lyric the high class pictures and COM
forts of the audience room make it
popular.
Solicitors for acreage for the sugar
beet factories are busy canvassing the
country districts and report that about
the usual contracts have been signed
for the coming season.
AT the Scenic people are pleased
with the pictures and warm welcome
which Bardeen & Smith give to allwho
attend. Everything runs smoothly as
clockwork at this show house.
That was good audience at Royal
hall Monday evening to see Damon's
Colored Comedy Co., and they were all
more than pleased. There was con-
tinuous flow of music and fun from
start to finish.
Attorney Baker of Madison will
speak in Royal hall Friday evening of
this week, canvassing the various prob
4ems that come up at the spring cleo
ton. All good citizens are invited.
Show your interest in the community.
William Smith, one of the best
known attorneys of the Rock county
bar, died at his home in Janesville after
a brief illness, Wednesday afternoon,
aged 70 years. Of late years he has
been member of the firm of Jeffris,
Mouat, Smith & Avery.
The hearing of the remonstrance of
the city of Edgerton in the case of the
Albion drainage district, which was to
have been held Saturday, has been
postponed to April 10, to suit the con-
venience of the attorneys and Judge E.
Row Stauonc who is holding court at