The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-09-20
Local Happenings

Butter on the Elgin market is
quoted at % cents this week.
D. w. North was in Juneau county
on business the last of the week.
Teddy Ward was up from Brook
lyn for short stay during the week.
Miss Esther Mcintyre was home
for an over Sunday visit to her parents.
Bert Page has purchased a five
passenger Everett car from GAINESVILLE
dealers.
VIM. Schrub was called to Milwau-
kee Saturday to attend the funeral of
an uncle.
Rev. Linnevold assisted in mission
services at the Orfordville church Sun
day evening.
Mrs. A. T. Shearer passed the first
few days of the week with friends in
Milwaukee,
j. A. Thompson has purchased
tive-passenger Moline touring car for
his livery business.
Mrs. G. W.. Haylock is passing the
week with her son, E. r. Haylock, In
the town of Porter.
Carl Peters and wife are passing
the week at the home of Mrs. Peters
parents in Fulton.
Mrs Archie Templeton of Lima
was an over Sunday guest at the home
of her father, Thomas North.
"A post card from F. w. Coon states
that he arrived at Salida, Colo, Sunday
morning and was in good form.
AT the home of City Engineer W.
F. Mabbett on Sunday morning, Sept.
Is, 1912, daughter was born.
&C. J. Arthur was down from Sparta
and guest of his brother, j. 0. Ar
thur, the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Charlotte Hull and Mrs.
Brown of Milton Junction were guests
on Friday of Mrs. S. C. Humphrey.
1.-THE Governors Pardon" at Royal
hall Tuesday evening, Sept. Oath. A
good 4-act drama with comedy to please
all.
Elias Dave, wife and daughter of
Negaunee, Mich, were here for few
days last week, guests of his father,
John Dave.
Ralph Lidicker, wife and child of
Reloit spent Sunday in this city, the
guests of the lady's parents, Richard
Trevorrah and wife.
-Twenty-four carloads of western
sheep were received at the feeding sta
ton the latter part of the week to be
fed for the Chicago market.
Mr.. Philip Coon of Milton, who
taught here in the high school the past
two years, has accepted the position of
assistant in mathematics at Milton col
lege.
Melvin Shaw, who has been hold
ing a position with Marshall Field Co.,
Chicago, during vacation, came Satur-
day for brief visit to his parents, j.
B. Shaw and wife.
As comfortable place as can be
found IN the city to pass half hour or
SO is at the Lyric. You'll make no
mistake by dropping in any evening, as
the pictures are always good.
In order to commence school Mon
day morning at Beaver Dam, Miss
Myra MacInnis will accompany her
father there Saturday. The family
goods will be shipped next week.
Assistant Policeman Ben Springer
and wife left Tuesday morning for
Michigan City, Ind, for visit of about
ten days with relatives. Thos. Quigley
is supplying his place on the force.
p. H. Swift, editor of the Water
town Leader, was in Edgerton for a
short time last Thursday calling on old
time friends. Years ago Mr.. Swift was
a resident of Edgerton and practicing
attorney.
The editor of The Reporter sus-
tanned fractured bone in the lower
right arm last Thursday. In starting
his auto the crank flew back, hitting
him on the wrist with the above re-
suit. He went to GAINESVILLE and DR..
Mum reduced the fracture and on Fri
day morning he departed for Colorado.
The Reporter has been awarded the
contract for printing 'The Crimson
for the coming school year. This g.
page school journal will contain items
of interest to every household in Ed
gerton and ought to find its way to
each home. The subscription price is
within reach of all and if you are not
on the list, subscribe at once.
Sunday evening fire was discovered
in the coal bin at the pumping station
and for few hours station help work
ed hard to extinguish it. Their efforts
were of no avail, however, and near
midnight Superintendent Reynolds call
ed on the mayor for help. A few fire.