The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-03-22
Local Happenings


their Easter fair and supper on April 3.
II. B. Earle paid visit to his farm
at Rice Lake the fore part of the week.
Mrs. VIVA. CARMEL of Milwaukee is
visiting among friends in this locality.
Miss Eva Hutson is employed as
trimmer at Miss Briggs millinery store.
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Olaf Staff on the Heddles farm Tues
day.
Robert Maltpress was up from
Rockford Sunday to spend the day with
his father.
-Chas. Arthur and wife of James
vile were over Sunday guests of his
parents here.
Joel Thompson departed Monday
evening for the west with view of
buying carload of horses.
Ike Spike, Frank Nelson and Oscar
Lein left Monday evening for Blunt,
S. D., on real estate matters.
Mrs. James Spike, who has been
passing the winter at Long Beach, CAL,
reached home Friday evening last.
Andrew Humphrey was seen on the
streets Tuesday for the first time after
three weeks tussle with the grip.
R. R. Child of McGregor, Iowa,
who had been spending the week with
relatives here, returned home Monday.
-Thos w. Clark and wife came up
from Chicago for few days stay, be-
ing called here by the illness of his sis
ter,
Frank Hartzheim left Wednesday
for Fond du Lac to visit his father and
from there he goes to McHenry, North
Dakota, on business.
Mrs. John Owens of Sioux Falls,
S. D., who has been visiting her par
ents here for the past three weeks, re-
turned to her home Monday evening.
Mrs. Geo. Haylock, who has been
staying at the home of her son Ernest
in the town of Porter during the win
ter, has returned to her home in this
city.
Dave Lampman returned Monday
from a three weeks trip to Florida and
Havana, Cuba. He says this was the
most enjoyable vacation he has ever
experienced.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hanson suffered
the loss of their baby daughter Mon
day, the last of twins born to them a
short time ago. The other, son, lived
but few days.
%. R. Pomeroy, who was down
from Gays Mills to attend the funeral
of his uncle, w. T. Pomeroy, on Satur-
day, remained over with friends here
until Monday morning.
The annual dance party of the
ROYAL Neighbors will be given in Acad
envy hall, Monday, evening, April 18th.
'Thompson's orchestra of Madison have
been engaged for the music.
John Willie, rural mail carrier on
route No. out of Edgerton, has pur-
chased, through E. M. Ladd, the w. F.
Painter residence property on Gene
terry road; consideration $500.
Charles Bacon of Stoughton sue
ceeded Dean Swift as druggist at At
Wells Monday. Mr.. Swift resigned to
90 into business for himself in the Still
man block about the first of next
month.
Word comes from Rochester, Mimi,
that Mrs. P. C. Brown submitted to an
operation at the Mayo Bros. hospital
Tuesday and her condition since has
been very encouraging for speedy re-
covery.
-Shearing of sheep being finished at
the Biederman feeding yards has been
under way at the rate of about 500
each day during the week. The work
is done by power clipping machines and
is an interesting process.
Peter Carlson, foreman at the Nab
bett warehouse, was presented with
handsome dresser by the employees
under him Saturday. Mr.. Carlson ex-
poets to pay visit to his parents in
Norway during the coming summer.
Andrew Erickson loaded car with
his household effects, auto and other
belongings Monday for shipment to st.
Joe, Mich, where the family expect to
make their home on 20 acre fruit
ranch which he purchased a few months
ago.
There will be some new autos COM
ing into Edgerton this spring. c. B.
Boutelle has ordered an Imperial run
about, ]. w. Dawson 4-passenger
Mitchell touring car, and Frank Shea
5-passenger Ford car.
-''The prettiest play of the GEN.
tury,'' is the way the press agent de-
scribes "Rosalind at Redgate," the
dramatization of Meredith Nicholson's
most popular novel, which comes to
Royal hall, Friday, March 20, and if