The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-08-15
Local Happen ings


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Mrs. Maria B. Coon has gone to
Madison to spend few days with her
son.
Robert Wilson left last week on
his vacation trip to the northern part
of the state.
Willis Madden, who has been work
ing in Great Falls, Montana, returned
home Saturday
Miss Emily Sewell of GAINESVILLE
visited among friends here the early
part of the week.
Mrs. Catherine Heddles is again
quite poorly, requiring the attendance
of trained nurse:
The small black pocketbook adver-
tised last week has been found. Owner
call at this Office.
The Pigeforening meets with Miss
Eta Lintvedt at her home Thursday
evening next week.
The walls of the Brown & Lamp
man garage are up and the building
will soon be under roof.
Mrs. Fannie Sutton has been NOV
ing this week into the Attlesey tenant
house on Swift street.
Miss Louise Drummer, who has been
passing her vacation at Port Byron,
H., returned to Edgerton Saturday.
The tenth annual water carnival of
the summer resorters at Lake Kegonsa
will be held Sunday, August 18th.
The Levy family, who have been
spending the summer at cottage at
Josephson's resort on Rock river, left
for New York City Wednesday morn
ing.
Rev. George Barber of Troy, Ohio,
is expected to fill the Methodist pulpits
of Edgerton and Albion Prairie next
Sunday.
An impromptu dancing party was
given at JosephsOn's Monday evening,
attended by about Is couple of young
people.
Mrs. Andrew Jensen was in Chi
cago Wednesday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Helen Johnson. who is sick at the
home of her daughter there.
Alderman August Dallman and his
three daughters, Bessie, Eleanor and
Esther, went to Milwaukee Saturday.
Mr.. Dallman returned Monday and the
girls are passing the week there.
The G. A. R. and w. R. C. will
hold their annual picnic on Thursday,
August 81 The bus will leave their
hall at $50 a. m. All members are re-
quested to be present.
Mrs. Jane Sulzer, daughter Henri
eta and granddaughter, Miss Grace
Cookenheimer, returned to their home
in Chicago Tuesday after visit of sew
eral days at the home of Mrs. Suffers
brother, Mr.. John Bowen
Roscoe Mcintosh and Earl Dicker-
son, among our hay fever sufferers,
left Wednesday for few weeks stay
at Scion Springs, near Superior. They
were accompanied by Misses Helen
Coon and Venice Thompson.
The friends of Miss Bertha Volk-
man of Eau Claire, former teacher
here, have received interesting ac-
counts of trip through Norway and
the continent which she and her moth
er are taking this summer.
The 18th anniversary of the birth
day of Miss Josephine Mcintyre was
the occasion of surprise party at her
home last Saturday. There were sew
enteen present and after passing a
pleasant afternoon a picnic supper was
served on the shaded lawn.
Last Saturday night some person,
liberal as to their own wants, appro-
priated three of Bartz Bros best
shovels. The party is pretty we'll
known and if the shovels are not
brought back next Saturday night
there will be court proceedings to bring
them back.
"A resolution recently adopted by
the school board ard filed with the
county authorities, takes the Edgerton
schools out of the jurisdiction of the
county superintendent, as the, schools
of Beloit and GAINESVILLE now are The
change will relieve Supt. Antisdel of
supervision of our schools, as Prof.
Holt has been named city superinten-
dent. The city will therefore be ex-
empt from the tax spread over the dis
trict for salary and expense of the
county superintendent Office.
-'T should worry" thought the lit
tie sparrow as he came down on the
freshly oiled pavement and got stuck
fast. And to be deprived of the free