The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-08-08
Local Happenings

-GeOrge Dallman was out from Mil
waukee to pass Sunday with his par
ents.
-Weetman Dickinson's family have
been passing a few days with friends
on Albion Prairie.
Good specialties and lots of them
with Hans Hanson at Royal hall, We'd
nesday, Aug. Is.
Miss Leo Thompson is visiting
Hazel Shannon at the resort on Lost
Lake, near Sayner, Wis.
-Aven Rossebo of Wibaux, Mont,
paid brief visit to relatives here the
latter part of the week.
Fred Ratzlaff, who has been with
friends in Eau Claire for few days,
returned home Wednesday.
Rev. Schoenfeld has moved his
family to the Atwood residence re-
Gently purchased by him.
Charles Flagg left Sunday for Su-
perior and later will join camping
party O1 IuS ApOoGlC 4OlcANo'
Henry Morrissey, who is engaged
in law office at Milwaukee, is passing
weeks vacation with his parents.
Mrs. Sarah Richardson returned to
her home at Fargo, N. D., Monday
after a visit at her old home here.
F. w. Jensen and wife and Sidney
'Tallard have returned from KegOnsa
where they were camping few days.
Miss Ada Johnson and Miss Bonnie
Bird were down from Stoughton as
guests of Miss Mary Watson over Sun
day.
W. T. Pomeroy and family and
Prof. Miller and family, who have been
camping at Lake Kegonsa, have re-
turned home.
"A two-reel special Vitagraph feat
ure, ''The Red and White Rose," may
be seen at the Lyric Friday evening in
connection with another film.
1t is years since as many new resi-
dences and business places were erect
ed in Edgerton as this year. And they
are all good, substantial buildings, too.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Topping and
Mr. and Mrs. John Allen, of Chicago,
passed few days of the week with
their old friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Gut
terry, at The Carlton hotel.
Miss Florence Hawkins has taken
over the entire operation of the dress
making department formerly operated
by Sheffield & Voltz and will continue
this department under her own name.
John Thoreson and family moved
Saturday to the residence recently pur
chased from Chas. Wussow. Chief of
Police Springer will occupy the resi-
.dence vacated by the Thoreson family.
Benz. Bussey of Tyndall, S. D., is
here for few weeks visit among rel
.atives in this locality. Mr.. Bussey rep
resents his district in the assembly and
passed the winter with the lawmakers
at Pierre.
Gladys L. Bliven, daughter of the
late C. H. Bliven, and her mother have
moved to the home of her grandfather,
Mr., R. G. Jenkins, Rockton, Ill. After
a short visit they will go to Boston to
visit her aunt, Mrs. Fanny Blanchard.
-Edgerton friends have received an
nouncements of the marriage of Frank
William Lester to Miss Margaret Eu-
nice Ferguson at Great Falls, Mont,
Wednesday, July Both. Mr.. Lester is
engaged in business at Stanford, Mont.
DIR. Frederick Blankner closed
three weeks engagement here on Mon
day during which time he has treated
many patients, all Of whom speak
highly of the DR.. and the relief brought
to them, and should he choose to make
return visit to Edgerton he will be
most cordially received.
Rev. R. W. Roberts, formerly pas
tor of the Congregational church, has
purchased the F. c. Meyers residence
and will move his family from Fort
Pierre, S. D. Mr.. Roberts has with
vote his time to the real estate bust
ness, with headquarters in Edgerton.
Prof Frank M. Jack of Beloit has
been elected principal of the schools at
Eau Claire. Prof. Jack was compelled
to retire from the River Falls Normal
School on account of i'll health. A two
years rest has brought about a return
of his health and his many friends in
this locality will be pleased to learn
he will again be back in educational
work.
Secretary L. E. Gettle, of the state
railroad commission, conducted hear
ing at GAINESVILLE Friday with reference
to the morning train service over the
C. M. & st. P. road between Janesville
and Milwaukee. The complaint was