The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-11-22
Local Happenings

e. M. Hubbell and w. P. Cutlery
were Milwaukee visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Mcintosh paid a week
end visit to relatives in Milwaukee.
Archie Perrigo, wife and child were
out from Milwaukee to pass Sunday
with his mother.
S. C. Chambers of Milton Junction
was calling upon his customers in Ed
gerton Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Ellingson entertains
the Pigeforening Thursday evening this
week at her home.
Special communication of Fulton
Lodge No. SO F. & A. NJ, Monday
evening, Nov. 25, at 1870.
The families of Chas. Ogden and
Paul Mayer of Milton Junction visited
with relatives here on Sunday.
The Society of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will meet in the base
ment of the church Thursday, Dec. 5.
Frank Pringle and DR.. F. c. Mey-
ers left Sunday for few days deer
hunting in the northern part of the
state.
Mrs. Beck and children of James
vile were Sunday visitors at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Issacs.
Miss Bessie Keller, who is teaching
at Soldiers Grove, came home to at
tend Jos. Keller's, her granpfather's,
funeral on Sunday.
Rev. j. E. Harlin's black spaniel
fell victim to an automobile Tuesday
morning, being run down and killed in
the road near Indian Ford.
Will Dickinson, who has been at
Montrose, Colorado, for the past two
months during the fruit harvest, re-
turned home Sunday evening.
old fashioned dance and basket
supper in T. A. & B. hall, Wednesday
evening, Nov. 81. All friends of the
society are invited to attend.
&C. E. Shannon returned from his
deer hunting trip in the northern part
of the state Saturday, bringing with
him a trophy in $50 pound buck.
N. E. Nelson, our ice dealer, has
been compelled to secure car load of
ice from Stoughton to tide over his
customers until the new crop is ready
to cut.
Oscar Jensen transacted business
in Minneapolis the latter part of the
week and was able to witness the bad
gers do up the gophers at football there
on Saturday.
AT the Athletic club meeting held
at the high school gym. Thursday even
ing, H. D. Stappenbeck was elected
president and Sam Pringle secretary
and treasurer
The kindergarten department of
the public schools has been so crowded
that an additional teacher has been en-
ployed, Miss Winifred Coon being en-
SdS6u 1OI CIAS pOoACIOil'
Arthur Wileman, wife and daugh-
ter arrived from Stanford, Mont, on
Saturday after two years stay in that
state while building up homestead.
He has rented his farm and the family
anticipates remaining here indefinitely.
p. M. EIlingson and wife and E. B.
Ellingson attended the funeral of their
aunt, Mrs. Carrie Anderson, at White
water on Thursday last. Mrs. Ander
sons grandfather was one of the 112
signers to the effect of Norway's in
dependence.
Through North, Wentworth &
Blanchard, O. M. Nelson has sold his
80 acre farm in the town of Christiana
to Nelson Bros. for $110 per acre. Vic
tor Warrichait sold 5 acre place in
the western part of town to F. T.
Davis for $4,000.
Miss Madge Wilson was home for
a short visit Sunday. She is travelling
with a lyceum bureau concert company
as violin soloist this season and a long
jump from the Dakotas to southern
Illinois gave her an opportunity to stop
off between trains while en- route.
II. B. Earle, accompanied by Frank
Mouat of GAINESVILLE, left for Minneap-
oils Friday evening and attended the
Wisconsin Minnesota football game
there on Saturday. After visit to
Mr.. Earle's farm at Rice Lake they
departed Tuesday for Billings, Mont,
where they have some real estate in
terests.
The department Inspector of COM
merciaI work recently inspected the
commercial department of the local
high school, AS consequence the
committee of the university on accred-
dited schools has informed local au-
thorities that full credit will be given
by the state institution for all CONNER