The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-06-07

| in Monroe.
Frank Bliven returned the first of
the week from Minneapolis, where he
had been visiting.
Miss Emily Sewell has been en-
gagged as teacher of music in the public
schools of GAINESVILLE the coming year.
Mrs. George Harrison and little
daughter have been visiting her par
ents. Frank Church and wife, in Jeffer-
| SOL.
Miss Josephine Tallard, who has
been teaching at Gays Mills the past
wear, arrived home for the summer va
cation on Tuesday.
-Workmen are here to put in new
modern prism glass front for the Ratz-
laff Bros store building by Hunting
ton, Ind, contractor.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Onsgard and Mr..
| and Mrs. o. N. Nelson spent Sunday
in Deerfield at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Smithback.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Laid took
their son Royal to Rochester, Mimi,
Wednesday for the removal of his ton
sils at the Mayo hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mcintosh en-
tertained a company of young people
Sunday on the occasion of the 21st
birthday of their son Roscoe.
james Reynolds and wife and Frank
Williams and wife attended the funeral
of Walter Parks held in Jefferson last
Friday. Mr.. Parks was nephew of
Mrs. Reynolds.
Charles Flagg came home Wednes-
day morning from Bayfield, where he
has been employed as instructor of
manual training in the public schools
for the past year.
Miss Lillian Vayette returned to the
Wales sanitarium Wednesday, after
| weeks visit with relatives here. Mr..
| and Mrs. L. c.. Whittet took her over
land in their auto.
Miss Eva Hutson, having finished
her engagement with Miss Briggs, has
been secured as saleslady for Sheffield
& Voltz. Miss Hutson will begin her
duties there next Monday.
On the charge of stealing chickens
from Ed Peters slaughter house on the
river, Ed Reynolds was given SEN
tence of six months in the county Jail
by Justice Jensen on Monday.
R. j. Maltpress has purchased a
building lot on Main street, owned by
Mrs. Horne of GAINESVILLE, on whica he
intends to erect modern fiat bull ling
from plans now being prepared.
| Mrs. Nels Larson and daughter
Annetta and Mrs. John Quigley left
Wednesday morning for Hampshire,
ILL.,, for weeks visit with Mrs. Lar
sons daughter, Mrs. A. Leitner.
| Street Commissioner Rusch on
Tuesday finished grading the roadway
on Croft hill and the work is said to be
frst-class, and when the top dressing
is applied that roadway will be in fine
shape.
| Rev. r. w. Roberts of FIT. Pierre,
S. D., former pastor of the Congrega-
tional church, visited among friends
here few days during the week and
occupied the pulpit of that church Sun
day evening.
| The z. H. Bowen residence on AL
bion street has been sold to John Mad
den for $4,000. Mr.. and. Mrs. Bowen
anticipate removing to the Pacific
coast to make their home with their
daughters, we are informed
Carl Peters and Geo. Stricken re-
turned from their western trip Thurs
day evening, having spent the greater
part of the month in the state of Ore
gon. They have about decided to To-
cate in the willamette valley.
Arrangements are now being made
to hold the largest and best 4th of July
celebration in Edgerton ever held here.
The program will be long enough and
good enough to please the visitors all
the day and far into the evening.
| Relatives here have been notified
of the birth of a son at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Manning, 2O01
Wells street, Milwaukee, May %, 1912.
Mrs. Manning was formerly Miss Hazel
Arthur, daughter of E. E. Arthur and
wife.
Miss Ruth Watson, trained nurse
from Chicago, came Tuesday evening
to take care of her little nephew, Rex
ford Watson, who has been in criti-
cal condition the past few days. The
nurse who has been in charge left Wed
nesday.
How many residents of Edgerton
would desire to use oil on the streets
in front of their property? If suffi-