The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-05-03
Local Happenings

at Royal hall, May Z.
Tom Quigley has taken temporary
appointment as marshal.
County Supt. Antisdel visited the
Edgerton schools on Monday.
&C. H. Carter of Readstown was
here on business few days this week.
Justice John A. Smith is now oc-
cupying room in the city hall for his
legal work.
"A boy babe was welcomed into the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Davis on
Saturday last.
j. w. Dawson has rented the
Schrub residence recently vacated by
John Fathers.
Charles Anterior of Albany was a
visitor at the home of his uncle, Joe
Conn, over Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Maltpress is spending
the week at the home OF w. >. He'd
dies in Madison.
George Tousley and wife of Belolt
were over Sunday visitors at the nome
of his mother here.
Miss Esther Mcintyre, who is
teaching school near Brooklyn, was
home over Sunday.
George Haylock Jr. has gone to
Roundup, Mont, to look after claim
he has in that vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Krup were
down from Madison to pass Sunday at
the home of James Harrison.
Rev. G. K. MacInnis was called to
Templeton, Waukesha county, Wednes-
day to conduct funeral service.
-Chas. Banker of Jefferson has pur-
chased from H. G. Anderson of Albion
his grade Percheron stallion Hamilton.
The assessor is out on his job again
listing property for another years
taxes How fast the years do roll
round.
"A large plate glass window in Dr.
McChesney's new home was blown in
and broken by the heavy wind last Fri
day.
The Whittet brick yard began OPP
erations during the week with orders
ahead for large amount of building
material.
-Aspinwall & Kincaid of Fort Atkin-
son have purchased the Scenic theater
of w. R. Bardeen and will assume the
management after May 18th.
"A birthday celebration for Miss
Martha Boesel was held at the home of
her parents on Sunday last, attended
by large number of her friends.
Attention is directed to the merits
of the Pathfinder and Regal cars, sold
by Robert F. Bugs of GAINESVILLE, ap-
pearing on another page of this paper.
The common council at Lake Mills
has decided to purchase car load of
crude oil to be used on it's streets this
spring, believing it more satisfactory
to use oil than to sprinkle.
After winter spent in the south,
j. Har. Basel has again taken up his
circuit of motion picture engagements.
AS usual, he will receive warm well
come on his date selected for Edgerton,
May z.
Through E. M. Ladd's real estate
agency the ]. G. Slim farm of 80 acres
in the town of Porter has been sold to
Frank Brown of this city for Sc, 900.
Mr.. Brown has leased the place this
season to Albert Bodden.
Mrs. Frank Wyman closed her pri-
vate boarding house that she has con-
Quoted here for several years, Monday.
On account of continued illness she has
been advised by her physician to take
complete rest from household cares.
The record for cold, late spring
is already made. April brought but
one or two days when fires were not
necessary to make the home comfort
able, and all vegetation seems to be
behind that of other years at this date.
"A birthday party for Miss Lulu
Schmeling was given by Mr.. and Mis-.
Paul Goedy Sunday evening, at which
a large number of her young friends
were present. She also received some
handsome remembrances of the occa-
sion.
-Elon Stone was taken to Mercy
hospital in GAINESVILLE the latter part of
the week and underwent an opera
ton for an ailment from which he has
been suffering for some time past,
Wednesday. His concition since is
reported critical.
What business has an editor with
bank account and check book, anyway?
If Bro. Hubbard of Stoughton hadn't
been so prosperous, tramp printer
whom he employed couldn't have forg-
ed checks on him and got away with
the money as he did last Saturday.