The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-04-21
Local Happenings
Swat the first fly.

The hgureS are out aL last. Eager
ton has just 2513 population
R. R. Child of Iowa has been visit
ing relatives here during the week.
An important event w. R. G.
May entertainment. Watch for date.
Mike Smith and wife visited Her
man Lidicker's family in Beloit on Sun
day.
The work of erecting the new iron
fence at the cemetery was commenced
this week.
L. w. Persons family moved to
their new home on Washington street
on Tuesday.
Miss Matte Wilson has been visit
ing friends in Columbus, Ohio, during
the Easter holiday.
Henry Bardeen and wife of Wausau
visited their son Will here short
time this week.
Special communication of Fulton
lodge No. 60 F. & A. M. this (Thurs-
day. evening at 7:3O
Archie Perrigo and wife were out
from Milwaukee for an over Sunday
visit with Edgerton relatives.
The bursting buds, the green grass
and the song birds all seem to indicate
that spring is here for sure.
w. w. Huxtable left on Monday
morning for short business trip to
Dodgeville, Wis, and Freeport, Ill.
-Rehearsals are yet being held for
the annual benefit entertainment for
the Edgerton band, be given May 1st.
e. C. Hopkins came home from the
Kickapoo Monday evening where he
had been looking after farming inter-
ests.
People generally are complying
with the request of the common council
and abandoning the use of the yard
MIGRANTS.
Mrs. Gilbert Hansen left on Friday
evening for Minneapolis to visit the
family of her son Edwin and also other
relatives in the west.
-Thos. J. Atwood and wife returned
Saturday evening from trip to Lewis
town, Mont, where they visited the
family of DR.. E. L. Shepard.
Fred Smith and wife were called to
Juneau Saturday by the death of MIR.
Smiths sister, Mrs. A. J. Tozier, who
had been in failing health for some
time past.
Clarence Jensen is making quite
success as one of the statesmen for the
Edgerton Wagon Co. We are always
glad to hear of the success of any of
our home boys.
George Harrison was called to JEFF
ferson Friday to make the acquaintance
of new daughter just born, Mrs. Har-
rison being at the home of her parents
in that city.
"A new telephone directory will
shortly be issued. Any contemplated
changes or additions should be ordered
at once so they may be correctly named
in the new book.
-Specialties continue to attract good
crowds at the Lyric theater, while the
films are always selected with good
taste, making it a pleasant place to
pass the evening.
Herman Greenwood came out from
Milwaukee to join his family here on
Sunday. Mrs. Greenwood has been
caring for her mother the past few
weeks, who is still quite poorly.
The jury were unable to agree in
the case of John Kiltz, charged with
the murder of K. F. Shannon, the we'll
known stockbuyer, tried in. the Jeffer-
son county circuit court last week.
The Albion Prairie M. E. church
shipped 800 dozen eggs to Wesley hos
pital, Chicago, during the past week.
Several dozen were donated by men,
bers of the P. M. church and others.
Mrs. A. C. Dodge, who died at
Monroe Saturday, was sister of N.
w. Kidder of Milton Juction and Mrs.
Lydia Dye, better known to our read
ers as Mrs. Nelson Taylor, of Los An
geles, Cal.
DIR. S. C. Maxson of Milton juno
ton was in Edgerton one day last week
and while here purchased one of the
Edgerton wagons to use in the tele-
phone business. He evidently knows a
good thing when he sees it.
F. A. North of Albion, who raises
poultry on large scale, shipped $50
one day old chicks to customers in Es-
canada, Mich, Tuesday. These incu-
bator chicks bring SIX cents each for
those that reach their destinations
alive.
The pupils of Miss Nellie Bentley