The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-01-03
Local Happenings

burg, Va, on Monday last.
The Elgin price of butter remains
at 81 cents.
Earl Shaw of Chicago paid his par
ents here holiday visit.
Russell Conn passed Sunday with
his grandmother at Albany.
Leroy Saunders is confined to his
home with an attack of the grip.
Miss Grace Marshall of LaValle is
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Brown.
Miss Winifred Coon entertained
three table whist party Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. P. C. Brown and daughter
Bernice spent Sunday with relatives in
Chicago.
Don't forget the K. of P. dance on
Thursday evening, January I'd, IN
Academy hall.
Andrew Jensen paid visit to l..
C. Whittet at the Augustine hospital
in Chicago Sunday.
Mrs. Josephine McReynolds and son
Robert are spending the week with
friends in Stoughton.
Miss Ruth Smith of Chicago was
guest of the Misses Culton over the
New Years holiday.
Mrs. Tilla Leitner of Hampshire,
ILL.,, visited relatives and friends here
during the holiday week.
II. T. Slime, a prominent Soldiers
Grove farmer and tobacco grower.
passed Sunday in Edgerton.
Election of officers of the Fire De-
partment next Monday evening. All.
fremen are requested to be present.
Andrew Jensen Jr., employed in a
bank in Minneapolis, paid brief visit
to his parents here during the week.
w. J. Smart of Moore, Montana,
came last week to spend portion of
the winter with relatives in Cooksville.
B. H. Purdy was at Richland Cen
tfr on business the fore part of the
week. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Purdy.
Earl MacInnis of Beaver Dam and
a student of Appleton college was
visitor among Edgerton friends few
days this week
Miss Anna Nelson, saleslady at I.
A. Perry's for number of years but
now at Rockford, visited among friends
here during the week.
"A. o. Anderson of Stoughton,
former town of Albion farmer, has
been appointed turnkey by the incom-
ing sheriff of Dane county.
Frank Mcintosh and family, who
have been spending the holidays with
relatives here, returned to their home
in Viroqua Tuesday evening.
Mrs. F. w. Schoenfeld entertained
pleasant company of young ladies
Friday evening for Miss Peacock who
makes her home in Rev. Schoenfeld's
family.
Miss Mamie Gunderson, who holds
a responsible position in Minneapolis
hospital, has been spending the holi
DAYS with relatives in Edgerton and
Stoughton.
-Thos. J. Atwood returned to Gays
Mills with the family of his son George
Friday after the Christmas gathering
of the family here. The home in this
city will be closed.
DR. Burr Atwood and wife left
early in the week for Chicago and after
a brief visit with relatives en- route ex-
pect to reach California about the mid
die of January and locate somewhere
in that state.
Now for the tax paying. Come up
to the captains Office and settle pleas
antIy if you can, but if you must use
words not permissible in good company,
go off somewhere by yourself to do
your cussing.
That automobile owners have been
able to run their cars right up to Jan.
1st is only one indication of the delight
full winter weather of the past month.
None can recall a more pleasant De-
cember and with the good roads and
mild temperature it has brought the
finest motoring of the year.
"A long continued spell of fine
weather has given the contractor op-
portunity to finish the brick laying on
the Eisenlohr warehouse Tuesday. The
stating of the roof is also we'll along so
that the big building is now practically
enclosed and the interior finish will be
a matter of few days, now so that
packing operations will commence there
early in the month.
j. Herbert Snow, employed as en-
gineer of the great Los Angeles aque-