The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-04-26
Local Happenings

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d. w. North left Wednesday for
Montana on real estate business.
The Ell Insito cigar factory has
again reopened after short lay off.
&C. G.. Biederman was in Chicago
Monday with the balance of his sheep.
Miss Clara Jensen came home from
the university for an over Sunday stay.
Louise Jessup Sundayed with her
sister, Mrs. Frank Jackson, III Madison.
Mrs. E. E. Finch of Cincinnati is
guest of her sister, Mrs. j. A. Jensen.
A. Wallach of Chicago came up on
Tuesday evening for short stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Date Ogden attended
the minstrel show in GAINESVILLE Monday
night.
Mrs. w. S. Heddles of Madison
passed Wednesday with Edgerton rel
atives.
Charlie Arthur ard wife of James
vile spent Sunday with EdgertOn reIa-
tives.
Rudolph Hap of Horizon visited
among friends here a short time during
the week.
Mrs. C. H. Mcintyre was up from
Chicago Wednesday to spend the day
with relatives here.
VIM. Mcintosh is in the Kickapoo
valley receiving the last of his tobacco
purchases this week.
Water rentals are due on May 1st
and must be paid at Office of city treas
urer on or before May 10th.
W. A. Shelley returned Tuesday
evening after two months absence
spent upon his Virginia farm.
W. H. Morrissey has sold his ten
ant house, recently vacated by Rush
Wentworth, to Mrs. Anna Herrick.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M.
E. church will hold rummage sale in
the church basement in the near future.
Mrs. Della Hyland has been con-
fined to her home from injuries re-
,ceived by dropping heavy weight on
her foot
Mrs. Rush Wentworth left Monday
for Granton, Clark county, to join her
husband who is improving large farm
near that place.
Miss Elizabeth Corbett of Milwau-
kee addressed the Culture Club at the
weekly meeting Monday, upon the sub
ject of woman's suffrage.
VIM. Hutson has sold his house in
the End ward to Will Schumacher. Mr..
Hutson contemplates making his home
with his grandson, Hubert Cove, at
Beloit.
Clarence Hitchcock and daughter
of Rockford came up Wednesday for
short visit at the parental home. Mr..
Hitchcock is now employed by the
Rockford Interurban Co.
Joel Thompson went to South Da-
kota Thursday on trip combining
pleasure and business. He contem-
plates buying car load of horses be-
fore his return.
job Marsden, who pasaed the win
ter with his daughter, Mrs. Vickers in
Edgerton, left on Friday evening for
Mitchell, S. D., to make his home with
his son, Alma Marsden.
John Fathers, who has represented
the Evansville Sugar Co. in this locality
for the past two years, is removing his
family to GAINESVILLE this week. His
field work will be directed from that
city.
Farmers have been able to get
considerable of their small grain seed
ing done during the week, but vegeta-
ton is slow about coming on, on ac-
count of the cool weather that still
prevails.
The Dutch Market given by the
W. R. G. Tuesday evening was sue
cess from all points viewed. Every
body was more than satisfied with what
the ladies served and the way they
served it. The prettily decorated
booths were presided over by genial
ladies and the proceeds were $38. 90.
Rev. j. Linnevold, Adolph Jensen
and Mrs. P M. Ellingson, a committee
selected to purchase new pipe organ
for the Norwegian Lutheran church,
visited Milwaukee Friday and were
shown the factory in that city and or
gans installed in several churches there.
The committee has not yet ordered.
Real estate sales reported by North,
Wentworth & Blanchard of late are:
C. S. Thomas, III acres in Indian Ford
to Frank Kealy at $780, This prop
erty adjoined the farm recently bought
by Mr.. Kealy. The Markham cottage
on Swift street to Mrs. Helen Johnson,
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