The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-04-19
Local. Happenings

qOunOdY WlCn RELATIVES III
The Elgin price of butter is off a
cent this week, 81 cents is the figure.
Miss Genevive Martin of Wauwatosa
was a guest at C. E. Shannon's over
Sunday.
Frank Ash and Bert Palmer have
each received a new Ford runabout this
week.
DIR. Fred Henderson and wife OF
Stoughton passed Sunday with relatives
in Edgerton.
DIR. McChesney has commenced to
move into his new home now nearing
completion.
Ben Wolf, student at Beloit col
lege, was guest of Roscoe Mcintosh
over the week end.
j. o. Henderson and wife are
spending the week with the family or
their son in Stoughton.
City Engineer J. T. Hurd and wife
of Stoughton visited with Mrs. Hurd' $
relatives here over Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Carlson and little daugh-
ter Karen were Sunday visitors at her
mothers Mrs. S. c. Humphreys.
Miss Ruth Watson came up from
Chicago the first of the week for few
days stay with her parents.
Joel Thompson, wife and two
daughters, Leo and Venice, passed
Sunday with relatives in Cambridge.
John Sherman and daughter visited
the family of Phil WEIGH on his Kicka-
boo farm from Friday until Monday.
Ed Haugen has purchased 10 acres
adjoining his farm from John Bickle
for $4,000 Deal was made by E. M.
Laid.
-CIeva Touton came home from APP
pleton Saturday night for two weeks
vacation from her studies at Lawrence
University.
Mrs. w. III. Hutson has returned
from Milwaukee after a months visit
with her sister while receiving medical
treatment.
Mrs. Levy and children of Chicago
and her mother of Brooklyn, N. Y,
have taken quarters for the summer at
Josephson's resort.
Mrs. w. P. Cutlery was called to
Elgin Tuesday by telegram announc-
ing the serious illness of nephew at
the hospital in that city.
A wild goose dinner was served at
The Carlton hotel Saturday to COM
,pany of gentlemen friends. Eighteen
covers were laid for the feast.
DIR. Nicholson is again able to at
tend to work at his chair in the dentist
office. His many friends and custom
ers will be glad of this information.
An unknown man supposed to be
Edw. G.. Lawrence fell into the river
and was carried over the dam and
drowned at GAINESVILLE Friday evening.
Frank Burgy received car load of
Mitchell cars Monday two four passen-
ger touring cars of which were deliv-
cred to Frank Pringle and Jesse Daw-
son.
Ed Peters and Walter Mabbett
went to Racine Monday and brought
home the Peters car which has been
tuned up and reprinted at the Mitchell
factory.
Rush Wentworth loaded a car of
household goods Tuesday for shipment
to Clark Co. where he has purchased a
farm that he will conduct the coming
season.
Farmers have been able to COM
plete good deal of the seeding of
small grain during the week though the
weather continues too cool to promote
much growth.
Justice Price at Indian Ford held
Ora Green to municipal court trial on
April 20 on a charge preferred by Ole
Gunderson of statutory offense on
Saturday.
L VI AhUAoOoJS L AAOeAJ e'AiO OHCOIO oy
of this week the Lyric presents Caro-
Ign Davis the 'Mystifying Geisha Girl"
and on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day of next week Lillian Burnell, song
and dance soubrette. Two good vaude-
vile attractions.
Peter Carlson, for many years fore
man for c. F. Mabbett and the family
of Hans H. Lund have engaged pass
age for a trip to Norway on the steam
ship Olympic leaving New York the
first Saturday in May. They expect to
spend about four months with relatives
in their native land
Mrs. Jos. Leary entertained party
of lady friends at her home on Thurs
day afternoon last. Miss Cooper teach
er of expression at Madison assisted in
the program that was greatly enjoyed,