The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-03-31

Geo. Attlesey of Ruby, Chippewa
county, has been visiting friends in this
section during the week.
Mrs. May Perry and daughters and
Miss Margery Smith of Fort Atkinson
have been guests of Mrs. Alfred An
derson few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Mcintyre came
up from Oak Park, ILL.,, Saturday for
an over Sunday visit with relatives
here. They made the trip overland IN
an auto.
Allan Skinner and C. E. Shannon
are to erect new homes on Rollin street
this season. The present residence on
the Skinner lot is to be moved onto
site owned by James Keller in the Head
addition.
The promising PAGER, Mark Hahn,
recently purchased by Messrs. Culton,
Jensen and Mcintosh, was sent to the
Gratten stock farm at Libertyville, H.,
last week to be put in training for the
seasons campaign.
%. L. Wixmoen has sold his farm,
the J. K White place, to his son Ole
and in turn has purchased an 80 acre
farm near Viola, Wis. He leaves next
week for the Kickapoo valley to super
intend the erection of house on the
premises.
The annual banquet of the Monday
| Club was held at the c.. L. Culton home
Wednesday evening. Being gentle
mems night, covers were laid for 70 at
a four course dinner that all gave am
pie Justice to. The decorations of the
home were yellow roses, the club col
ors. A musical program followed, clos
ing with laughable farce entitled
Chow the Club Was Formed" given
by club members. The occasion proved
one of the most enjoyable meetings OF
the year.
Wednesday evening, March 18th,
1911, at the Norwegian parsonage, Rev.
J. Linnevold united in marriage Elmer
Haylock and Miss Clara M. Hanson.
The couple were attended by Oscar
| Hanson and Miss Minnie Haylock. The
groom is son of G. w. Haylock and
the bride daughter Of Mrs. Gilbert
| Hanson. They are we'll known as a
most estimable young couple and a
large circle of friends will join in a
wish for their future happiness and
prosperity. They will begin house
keeping on the Ernest Haylock farm.
The Dane county road commission
er. Mr.. Shampor, was here Friday In
consultation with the town Of Albion
supervisors regarding improvements to
be made in that town the coming sea-
son. It has been decided to build at
least three-quarters of mile OF ma
cadam road on the two highways lead
| ing out of tEdgerton into Albion. An
engineer was present and made sur
vey of the work to start from the city
| limits. The Jeffrey hill comes within
the proposed improvements as we'll as
the Wentworth street road. 1t will be
| clearly up to the city council now to
see that it's share of these highways
are made to conform to the standard
| adopted by the outside towns. Edger-
ton has been sleeping long enough on
the subject of street Improvements.
"A very successful surprise party
was carried out on Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Ogden last Thursday evening on the
occasion of the thirtieth anniversary of
their wedding. Itwas planned by their
daughter, Mrs. Fred Smith, and Mrs.
| Andrew Mcintosh, sister of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden were invited to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Moen for
supper and on their return home at $3.50
found forty of their neighhors and
friends who had come to help them eel
citrate the happy event. The evening
was pleasantly spent in playing euchre
and at II o'clock splendid supper was
served, furnished by Mesdames Smith
and Mcintosh, after which Mr.. Byron
Long made a splendid speech and in be-
half of the company assembled pre-
sented Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden with a
beautiful library table as token OF
love and esteem from their many
friends.
Mrs. T. A. Clarke and Mrs. G. w.
Birkenmeyer very pleasantly entertain
ed the two bridge clubs in honor OF the
latter's sister, Mrs. Frank Jack OF
River Falls, at l 80 six-course lunch
con at the Carlton hotel Thursday. The
decorations both in the dining room and
parlor were white spiraea and the fav-
ors were red and white carnations.
After the luncheon the remainder OF
the afternoon was pleasantly spent IN
playing bridge. Mrs. C. Farman cap
tured the high score prize, beautiful
| picture. and Mrs. James Conway the