The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-10-13
Local Happenings

for ''Peck's Bad Boy" Saturday noon.
The Missionary society will meet
with Mrs. John Copley Friday after
noon.
The meeting of the w. G. I. u.
has been postponed from October 18th
to 10th.
"A shipment of $500 Montana sheep
were CHARTERED at the feeding station
here over Sunday.
Geo. McGiffin was down from Rich
land Center and paid Edgerton friends
a short visit on Monday.
Mrs. C. G. Blank of Genoa juno
ton concluded her visit at the home of
o. H. Thompson Tuesday.
The Elgin price of butter was
jumped up to 90 cents Monday, an ad-
vance of II cents for the week.
Thomas Gaarder and family return
ed Saturday from Norway where they
have been the past four months.
Earl MacInnis left last Friday night
for Tarkston, S. D., where he had Sc
cured a position as teacher in school.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. McGiffin of
Sparta were guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. C.. w. Birkenmeyer over
Sunday.
The Ladies Aid society will hold
their annual fair and Dutch market
supper at the Methodist church, Thurs
day, October 10Th.
The ladies of the City Federation
of Women's Clubs will be ready to de-
liver lecture course tickets next week.
Please be prepared.
Mrs H. C.. Schmeling and Mrs.
Adolph Drager returned Sunday even
ing from Milwaukee where they were
visiting relatives.
Dave Simpson, the veteran fisher
man of Koshkonong, has moved to town
and opened a lunch room in the second
story of the Lynts bnilding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mcintosh and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Pomeroy went to
Gays Mills Tuesday morning to attend
the fair being held there this week.
Mrs. Ella Ring and John Horton of
GAINESVILLE and Miss Crook of Albion
were entertained Sunday at the farm
home of William Willie, south of the
city.
Julius Kruger and Emil Ruosch
went to Grand Rapids Monday to at
tend the wedding of Rheinholt Kruger
to Alice Zehanger, which occurred on
Wednesday
Mrs. Robt. P Manard of Chicago,
who is here visiting her parents, and
her sister, Miss Christie Bowen, spent
Sunday in Beloit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Lidicker.
The attention of tobacco dealers is
called to the advertisement of the Nc
Gee patent tobacco case on page 3.
Sampling is made easy when this style
of package is used.
The large audiences which are ev-
erywhere enjoying the new ''Peck's
Bad Boy" speaks we'll for the coming
engagement of this popular comedy at
Royal hall, October 18th.
Joel Thompson has purchased a
new hearse 1t is rubber tired, hand
somely finished and one OF the best in
this section of the state. The old
hearse will be sent to his livery in JEFF
ferson.
w. B. Sullivan, deputy revenue
to the closing inventory of the C. R.
Bentley cigar shop. The shop will con-
tinue to run and will be in the name of
Mrs. Bentley.
Mrs. o. J. Jacobus left last week
for Lewistown, Mont, for a visit to
the family of DR.. e. L. Shepard, ex-
pecting to extend her journey to the
Pacific coast and possibly pass the win
ter with relatives at Tacoma.
Arthur Clarke, who has been engaged
in sampling the Bekkedal packings for
the Linde, Hamilton & Co. Inspection
agency for few weeks past, was home
over Sunday. He finished the Gays
Mills packing, put up by o. R. Pom
eroy, last week.
DIR. Henry Ogden of Fort Atkinson
has been keeping record of the rain
fall, which was 81 inches in September
and q inches on October 8, 1911, MAX
ing over IL inches within the last 80
DAYS. We would like to have had some
of this in July aad August.
W. A Delaney has purchased
residence property in St. Marys, Kan,
and also a farm in that vicinity, and
expects to remove his family to that
state in November. st. Marys is To-
Gated % miles west of Topeka in a fine