The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-06-14
Local Happenings

uer son FRANK dC EVdHSVlllc AuAlilS eIO
week.
Mrs Mary Dohahue of Chicago
came the first of the week on visit to
relatives.
Spencer Clark and wife have been
passing portion of the week in Cam
bridge.
-Cleva Touton and Herschal North
arrived home this week from Lawrence
university
Mrs. M. J. Schmidt and mother,
Mrs. Clark, passed Monday with friends
in Madison.
The Elgin price of butter is up
half cent this week-251 cents is the
market fixed.
Mrs. Roethe of Fennimore was
guest of her son, E. L. Roethe. here
during the week.
Miss Nathalia Thornton, former
teacher in our high school, is guest
at T. B. Earle's.
W. l.. Pelton attended the Com
mercial Travellers convention at She
boygan last week.
Miss Bernice Blanchard Of Colby is
paving visit to her brother, Geo. W.
Blanchard, and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodman of White
water were guests of Mrs. Parks and
daughters on Sunday.
The big coming event-the [. A. &
B. picnic will be two-day affair this
year, August and s.
-Rexford Watson, son of Paul Wat
son. after three weeks of serious ill
ness, is now on the way to recovery.
Mrs. w. w. Williams arrived Mon
day from Norwalk, CAL, to pass the
summer with relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Samuel Crandall of Great
Bend. N. D., has been visiting at the
home of Oscar Crandall during the
week
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Shea and Chas.
H. Dickinson motored to Columbus
Sunday for a visit to Mrs. Shea's
daughter.
Mrs. Julia Fuller and nephew, Geo.
Ogden Jr., left Wednesday for Dan
bury, Iowa, to pass portion OF the
summer.
The homegrown strawberry is on
the market 1t looks good to father
and is pronounced all right by mother
and the kids.
Henry Schmeling left Wednesday
evening for Seymour to look after his
farming interests. He will be absent
only few days.
Miss Agnes Peacock, who has been
teaching at Appleton the past year,
came to her home at Rev. Schoenfeld's
the first of the week.
Mrs. Fred Jensen and daughter
Virginia departed Monday evening for
River Falls for a few weeks visit with
relatives at her old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. III. Hitchcock went to
Appleton Tuesday to witness the grad
Lawrence college this week.
Miss Norma Hargraves left We'd
nesday morning for the East, expect
ing to pass the greater portion of the
summer with relatives in New York
state.
Mrs. Robt. Attlesey and Mrs. Geo.
to witness the graduation of Miss
Madge Wilson from the institution
there this week.
A business mems meeting will be
held at the Carlton hotel Thursday
evening, June 13, at o'clock to select
committees to take charge Of the 4th
of July celebration.
The German school closes Friday
and on Saturday Prof. B. W.. Rubin
leaves for Holgate, Ohio. On June q
he will be married and shortly after
will return to Edgerton.
John Schmeling has sold his saloon
business to August Schultz and Harley
johnson. The new firm will make ap-
plication for license and will take pos
session the first day of July.
George Miller and wife of Chicago,
lawn designers and decorators, who
have contracts for several lawns here,
came the first of the week and COM
menced on the Catholic parsonage lawn.
Mrs c. c. Biederman and daugh-
ter Jessie and Mrs. Miles Sweeney left
Monday evening to visit relatives in
Iowa, the former going to Ashton and
Mrs. Sweeney to visit her sons at Shell
don.
The Reporter was in error last
week in stating that Will Henderson
was bitten in the face by horse. 1t