The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-06-27
Local Happenings

Ringing Bros. circus shows In Syr-
acuse, N. Y, June Both.
Miss Eveline Post is attending the
summer school at Madison.
Henry Schachtschneider passed
Sunday with friends in Avalon.
Freeman Lyons and wife passed
Sunday with relatives in Baraboo.
Arthur Wesendonk of st. Paul is
visiting among relatives here this week.
Andrew Mcintosh returned Sunday
from weeks fishing trip at Pickerel
lake.
j. A. Jensen has been spending
week at the Prairie du Chen sanitar-
ium.
Several from here attended the
band tournament at Watertown last
Sunday.
Austin Riley has been calling on
his old friends in Edgerton for few
days this week.
d. w. North has sold two building
lots on Main street next to the creek
to Wave Aspenwall.
&C. G. Biederman and family mot
ored to Columbus Sunday for visit to
relatives near that city.
Saturday of this week is the date
for receiving bids for the Albion and
Rollin street improvements.
Henry Schmeling has moved his
family to the Lake House on Lake
Koshkonong for the summer.
Rev. R. w. Roberts of Fl. Pierre,
S. D., was caller upon his Edgerton
friends for a short time this week.
-Pierpont Wood, son of Billie Wood,
formerly of Stoughton, visited Allan
and Kenneth Earle during the week.
"Wednesday and Thursday, August
and two days to keep in mind
are the dates for the great 7. A. & B.
picnic.
Miss Lillian Vayette, who is taking
treatment at the Wales satitarium,
came Friday for ten days stay at her
home here.
Miss Aileen Mcintosh is home from
st. Mary's academy at Prairie du Chen
where she has been attending school
the past year.
-Helmer Voight, who is employed as
window trimmer at Kankakee, ILL.,,
passed few days of the week at his
home here.
F. F. Burgy has ordered the ma
terial for laying the water main on
East Albion and Victoria roads that's
around the ''lat iron.''
Mayor Allan Skinner was in Ocon-
omowoc and Lake Beulah last week
taking inventory of the Heddles lum-
Der yards in those places.
The annual Old Settlers picnic will
be held at Cooksville, June 10Th, and a
full Gay of enjoyment may be expected
when the old timers assemble.
1.-THE Lost Son" is the title of a
two-reel special film attraction at the
Lyric Friday evening. With another
subject an interesting bill is promised.
Ole Moen is filling in five building
lots next to the creek on Swift street
that will make desirable sites for resi-
dence property when raised to the
street grade.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Moen were
guests of relatives at Brooklyn for a
few days during the week. Their niece,
Miss Anna Smith, returned with them
for short stay.
Mark A. Head of Albion, who last
spring sold the Head homestead in that
village, has purchased home in Win
gra Park, Madison, and will soon re-
move his family to that city.
Miss Dorotha Wilcox of GAINESVILLE,
a graduate of the Milwaukee Normal,
has been engaged to teach the kinder
garten department in the public schools
the coming year.
-Edgerton will have tent show this
year. Wiedeman Bros. Big American
Shows will be here in a few weeks with
that grand, sublime, dramatic spectacle,
Clusters Last Charge" The show
travels by rail.
R. L. Kathan and family motored
up from Elgin Monday and spent the
afternoon with friends in Edgerton.
Mr.. Kathan is in the motion picture
business, giving the rural hamlets what
the larger places enjoy.
"A. E. Carey, who just graduated
from Milton college, has accepted the
assistant principalship of Bayfield, high
school. Mr.. Carey was also offered
the assistant principalship at Sharon,
but decided in favor of Bayfield,.
Street Commissioner Albert Rusch
has added about thousand dollars to
his ~acidapoo nronortv on Rr0adwav