The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-12-29

"A. D. Humphrey and family at
tended the funeral of C. w. Green at
Milton on Saturday.
Miss Sadie Nelson left Saturday
morning for Sturgeon Bay where she
will spend the holidays.
Willis and Elmer Ebbott were in
Milwaukee Wednesday as guests OF the
international Harvester Company.
Mrs. Herman Stark, who has been
quite seriously i'll, was taken to the
GAINESVILLE hospital Wednesday evening.
Lawrence Hutson and wife were
over from Oregon to spend the Christ
mas holiday with Edgerton relatives.
Mrs. w. w. Huxstable was called
to Savanna, ILL.,, the latter part of the
week by the serious illness of her
brother-in-law.
The Edgerton high school basket
ball team was defeated by Madison in
game played in that city Friday even
ing by a score Of Al to II.
Hands Across the Sea in '76'' is
the attraction billed at the Scenic this
Thursday evening. This is show
that ought to interest all.
The Ladies society of the Congre-
gational church hold their annual cleo
ton of officers next Wednesday after
noon. The usual supper will also be
served.
Another covering of snow followed
a most delightful Christmas day, sue
ceeded by a cold wave that promises to
stay for few days. Sleighs are being
brought out again.
Cards have been received ANNOUNCE
ing the marriage of Mr.. Claud Stout,
teacher in the Stoughton schools, and
Miss Viola Sisson at Sheboygan Falls
on Christmas day.
The engagement of Miss Marie
Harlin of Fond du Lac, neice of Rev.
j. E. Harlin of st. Joseph's church, to
Mr.. VIM. Mcneil of the Meyers hotel
at GAINESVILLE is announced.
Edward Peters has purchased the
interest Of his brother Carl in the mar
ket firm of Peters Bros. and will con-
duct the business under the name of
H. E. Peters & Son. The change took
place Wednesday.
Mrs. R. ]. Maltpress entertained
at bridge party Thursday evening in
honor of her daughter, Mrs. Burr J.
Scott of Milwaukee, and Mrs. J. Nc
Ginley of Hartford, Conn.
Lucille Culton, Eveline and Luella
Post, Clara Jensen, Henry Morrissey,
Lamont Girard, Alex. Ely and John
Scofeld, all of whom are attending the
state university, are home for the
Christmas vacation.
Among tht Edgerton teachers who
were home for the Christmas vacation
are Chas. Flagg from Bayfield,, Joseph
inc Tallard from Gays Mills, Bessie
Keller from Soldiers Grove and Delos
Nicholson from St. Louis.
Harry McChesney, who came up
from Chicago to spend Christmas with
his parents, had an experience with
Chicago hold-up men recently. While
returning to his home he was slugged
over the head at dark corner and re-
lieved of what money he had on his
person.
"A reunion of the twelve classes
confirmed by Rev. J. Llnnevold will be
held at the morning service on next
Sunday. The service will be conducted
in the English language. There will
be New Years day services at 1920 on
Monday, followed by the annual meet
ing for the election of officers for the
ensuing year.
Mel Conway and Miss Lille Way
cite came over from Wales to pass
Christmas with relatives here, both
greatly improved by the treatment re-
ceived there. In six months Mr.. Con-
way has added 81 pounds of flesh and
Miss Vayette 25 pounds in seven
months. Miss Vayette has regained
her voice.
Mrs. Frank Wyman was most gen.
erously remembered on Christmas day
by the boarders at her home. She
was presented with three handsome
pieces of silverware, and several other
useful presents. 1t is pleasing to note
the appreciation of Mrs. Wyman's eff
forts to make her house home-like
place for those who board there.
Henry Tellefson's delivery horse
fell dead in the street near his home
Friday last He had driven around to
his home and was preparing to tie the
animal when he noticed that the horse
was not well. He Immediately I'M
hitched and started to lead it to the