The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-11-01
Local Happenings

The Elgln price or butter remains
the same as the past few weeks, 29c.
DIR. and Mrs. McChesney made an
automobile trip to Columbus Sunday.
Miss Marie Hakes will entertain
the Pigeforening Thursday evening,
Oct. 31st.
1.-THE Garden of Allah" in three
films at the Lyric Thursday, matinee
and evening.
&C. J. Hayes and family of James
vile were over Sunday guests of Mrs.
David Condor.
Geo. w. Doty left on Friday for
southern Illinois to look after some
real estate matters.
-Winifred Coon and Myrtle Malt
press were over Sunday visitors of
friends in Milwaukee.
Harry Ash joined party o. duck
hunters Monday on Puckaway Lake for
a brief seasons shooting.
-Chas. Arthur and wife of James
Vile spent Sunday at Mr.. Arthur's
parental home in this city.
The Missionary society of the Con-
gregational church will meet with Mrs.
Nels Nelson on Friday afternoon.
Miss Besse Burch will be at the
home of J. w. Conn on Monday, Nov.
4th, to see all interested in voice les
sons.
E. C. Hopkins is in the Kickapoo
valley experimenting the shipment OF
a train load of wood for the Whittet
brick yard.
Hon. Dan Grady, who has repu-
Gation as an orator, will address the
Democratic meeting at Royal hall Sat-
urday evening.
The Royal Neighbors will hold their
annual Dutch Market supper at Wood
man hall next Tuesday evening, Nov.
5th Everybody invited.
Herman Stark went to Milwaukee
Wednesday with three customers to
bring out new Oakland autos sold to
town of Christiana farmers.
sa-Mrs. Andrew Jensen, accompanied
by her little granddaughter, departed
Thursday for Minneapolis for few
weeks visit to her daughter.
Mrs. Gertrude Mccarthy and son
Carlton went to Chicago Monday where
the latter will take treatment in a
private sanitarium near that city.
Mrs. Robert Attlesey entertained
an auto party from Fit. Atkinson, Sun
day. consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. John
5Schoellkops and two daughters and Mr..
Hughes.
From four acres of sugar beets
grown by l.. Benasch on the Court
wright farm west of town, 81 tons
were harvested, being the best yield so
far reported this season.
Mrs. Van Ness Green was called to
Omaha Tuesday, where her daughter,
Genevieve, was to undergo an opera
ton for appendicitis on Thursday.
"A freak of sugar beet was brought
in from the Wentworth farm one day
this week which had root on it that
penetrated the soil 81 feet, though the
beet was dwarfed and understood.
Allan Burdick and wife of Fair
mont, Mimi, were guests of Edgerton
relatives from Monday to Friday. Mr..
Burdick has been agent for the Omaha
line at Fairmont for several years past.
August Plautz suffered quite Sc
we're injury Tuesday when railway
rail fell upon his foot while working
with the section force here. 1t is un-
certain yet how badly the foot is
crushed.
The Eastern Star party at Acad-
envy hall Wednesday evening proved a
most enjoyable affair, 60 couples being
present. Thompson's orchestra pro-
vided the music, preceding the dancing
with one hour concert.
Harry McChesney of Ottawa, ILL.,,
where he has been employed as chief
engineer of the LaSalle county electric
railway, is home this week nursing a
broken arm, sustained while cranking
an automobile last Thursday morning.
While pouring gasoline into boiler
of hot water on Monday it ignited and
Mrs. Mel Conway was quite painfully
burned by the flames that set fire to
her clothing. The fire was extinguish-
ed by prompt action before any serious
damage was done to the home.
Joe Farrell, superintendent of a
division of the Milwaukee street rail
way, was guest at the home of John
Burns over Sunday. Mr.. Farrell, who
at one time was a.resident of E0ger-
ton, has been with the street railway
company for over twenty-five years,
commencing his service by driving a
horse car.
Row r w Schoenfeld spent last