The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-09-06
Local Happenings

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Mrs. F. H. Green of GAINESVILLE Wis
tied relatives here for few days this
week.
"A daughter was born to c. E.
Sweeney and wife Thursday, August
%, 1912.
Miss Rose Harrington commenced
her fall term of school at Footville
Monday.
August Schultz and wife passed
Sunday and Monday with their daugh-
ter in Rockford.
Atty. Fred w. Bentley and son of
Chicago passed Sunday with relatives
in Edgerton.
The Eastern Star will hold their
first meeting since calling off next
Tuesday night.
Miss Monica Nichols, who will teach
a district school near Milton, departed
Monday for that place.
Mrs. A. w. Bentley returned Sum-
day evening from few days visit
Miss Emma Bruhn departed Mon
day for New Glarus to resume her po-
sition in the public schools.
Miss Josephine Tallard left Satur-
day for Birnamwood, Wis, where she
is engaged to teach this year.
Miss Norma Hargraves returned
Saturday from an extended visit with
relatives in New York state.
Geo. Sheffield and family returned
Friday evening from two weeks visit
at their former home in Chicago.
H. G.. Schmeling and wife have
been entertaining George Bailing and
wife of Milwaukee during the week.
Mel Pelton, who is now conducting
a general store at Middleton, visited
among old time friends here Monday.
w. A. Kluender, employed at the
Monarch laboratory, left Tuesday ev-
ening for Rice Lake for week s vaca-
ton.
Mrs. James Davidson of Joliet,
ILL.,, came Saturday evening for visit
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. E.
C.. Tallard.
Miss Bessie Keller has engaged to
teach school at Soldiers Grove the COM
ing year. She departed for that place
Monday.
Miss Ruth Watson, graduate nurse,
who has been passing four weeks
vacation with her parents, returned to
Chicago Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Richards of
GAINESVILLE were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron Long and other EdgertOn rela-
tives the first of the week.
Misses Florence Flagg, Shirley
Shumway and Nora Farman went to
Whitewater Monday to enter the nor
NAL school for the coming year.
Carl Peters has been loading car
of household effects this week for ship
m9nt to the Willamette valley, Ore,
which is to be their new home.
Howard K. Talmadge, at one time
compositor in this Office, but now pho
tographer of Milwaukee, has been pay
ing a visit to old time friends here dur
ing the week.
John F. Icke of Madison, who has
the contract for the street improve
ment now under way in Edgerton, has
been awarded a sewer contract in
StOughtOn.
The annual outing of the Ladies
Aid society of the German church was
held at the Lake House grounds on
Koshkonong Friday. The attendance
was large and a good time was had.
Bessie and Marie Cunningham re-
turned Monday evening from a ten
days visit with relatives in Madison.
A cousin, Elizabeth Cunningham, &C.
companied them home for a week S
stay.
George Grochowske and wife, Hen
nv Grochowske, Albert Meister and son
Emil, Richard Dessert, Richard Meis-
ter and Miss Ida Willer, of Chicago,
arrived Saturday night and were guests
over Sunday of the Venske families.
Bert Haight and family of Miller,
S. D., who have been visiting at the
old homestead at Rockdale, left for
their home Monday While here Mr..
Haight purchased a carload of Holstein
cattle which were shipped to his Da-
kota farm.
In the game of ball at Athletic
Park. Lake Koshkonong, last Sunday,
the GAINESVILLE team defeated the Slug
gers of this city by score of to s.
Next Sunday the Unions and an Evans
vile team will play. Manager Schmel-
ing of the park is arranging good games
for the benefit of those who like the
sport.
That the last day of August should
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