The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-04-12
Local Happenings

hall this Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Persons passed
Sunday with relatives in Whitewater.
The street sprinkler is again on the
job-a sure indication that spring is at
hand
Robert Mcintosh returned to his
studies at Notre Dame university Tues
day morning.
Mrs. Frank Wyman left Tuesday
for Rochester, Mimi, for treatment at
the Mayo hospital.
Prof. Henry Onsgard returned to
Gale college, Galesville, Wis, where
he will continue teaching.
Miss Anna Hoen left for Chicago
last week to enter upon studies at the
Chicago university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Spike are the
proud parents of healthy girl babe
born into their home on Sunday last
Miss Molly Harrison and sister will
entertain the Pigeforening at the
church basement Thursday this week.
Miss Lorraine Billings, who is teach
ing at North Freedom, passed the
Easter vacation with Edgerton friends.
Roy Woodruff and wife of OconO-
mowoc were guests at the home of
Mayor Skinner on Saturday and Sun
day last.
Glen Smith, who was called here
from Mitchell, S. D., to attend the
funeral of his father, returned home
Tuesday morning.
DIR. A. P Nicholson returned from
the GAINESVILLE hospital Saturday even
ing and has since been able to be down
town the past few days.
20. L. Wixmoen of Viola has been
visiting the family of his son west of
town and other friends in this neigh
borhood during the week.
Mr. and Mrs William Fritzke took
their departure Tuesday for Moore,
Montana, where Mr.. Fritzke will assist
w. j. Smart, a former resident here,
on the farm.
AT the public sale held by Col.
Dooley on the streets last Saturday af-
ternoon, Rush Wentworths year old
mare sired by Goldthorpe's Mac Vori
was sold for 1921. 90.
Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Brown returned
ing. Mrs. Brown has very nearly re-
covered from an operation performed
at the Mayo hospital.
The ladies society of the Norweg-
ian Lutheran church is invited by Mrs.
Sam Peterson and Mrs. Jacob johnson
to meet in the church basement on
Thursday, April 18th.
Miss Nellie Bentley, VIM. 7. Post,
wife and daughter went to Madison
Monday evening to attend the concert
given by the young violinist, Jan Ku-
belik, at the Fuller opera house.
Deputy Head Consul L. B. Warren
was at Woodman hall last Thursday
evening to explain the new rates and
different propositions the Woodmen
have to offea in the way of life insur-
ance.
Mrs. Jane Kelly returned Sunday
from Seattle where she has been spend
ing the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
C. T. Hutson. She is at present with
her eldest daughter, Mrs. F. M. Jack,
at Beloit.
Farmers have been able to do some
work in preparing the fields for seed
ing during the week. 1t is rather {
late start but if warm weather should
remain with US, planting should not be
much delayed.
The first meeting of the new coun.
Gil will be held Tuesday evening, April
18th. At that time the council will or.
ganize, all committees will be appoint.
ed and complete set of officers will
be elected for the ensuing year.
L. C. Whittet, W. G.. Atwell anC
A. L. Shumway went to Milwaukee
Wednesday evening to bring out {
handsome Cadillac touring car which
Mr.. Whittet has purchased of Mr.
Kemmerer the GAINESVILLE agent.
Notwithstanding that no nomina
ton papers were filed for J. NJ. Con
way for mayor and he was not candi
date for the Office, yet the election re
turns as published last week showed
that some of the voters still wished fol
his reelection.
On Wednesday, April 10th, 1912 a
o'clock p. m. Magnus Rec of Milwau
kee and Miss Theresa Larson of thi:
city, were united in marriage at the
home of Grant Walrath, Rev J. Lime
void officiating. The witnesses were
Martin Sommewold and Miss Ham;
Skar.