The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-07-04
Local Happenings

Saturday for Gettysburg.
T. B. Earle paid visit to his Rice
Lake farm early in the week.
Mr. Norman Brokaw of Appleton,
is passing the week with the family of
D. w. North.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Grassman left
Saturday on visit to relatives in Rich
land county.
Everything is in readiness for the
big celebration. 1t will commence
early and last late.
Miss VERNE st. John of Chicago,
is spending her vacation at the home OF
her uncle, M. B. Fletcher.
-Edgerton will sure have big tent
show this year and July 10 is the date.
See adv. for particulars.
Mrs. d. l. Wilson and daughters
Martha and Edna left Monday for
Devils Lake for a short outing.
George Ogden and wife left Sunday
afternoon for a two weeks visit with
relatives in Iowa and Minnesota.
Prof. F. o. Holt accompanied his
family to Sun Prairie Saturday for an
extended visit to Mrs. Hollis parents.
Howard Wentworth, Hershel North
and Norman Brokaw returned Monday
from the Y. M. G. A. camp at Lake
Geneva.
The remodeling of Pringle Bros.
store has made it one of the most
roomy and convenient stores in south
ern Wisconsin.
Mrs. D. Harrington and Miss
Tressa Durnin of Chicago left Satur-
day for the west to visit among rela-
tives for a time.
Ben. F. Burdick and family of
Milwaukee and his sisters, Maud and
Cora Burdick, were calling upon Ed
gerton friends Sunday.
Rev F. w. Schoenfeld and c. G.
Blederman, who have been in Montana
looking after business interests during
the week, returned Monday.
Mrs. George Waters of Superior
visited portion of last week with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Long,
and her sister, Mrs. Marvin Marsden.
Miss Bernice Saunders is passing q
months vacation in the west and her
position in D. w. North's office is be-
ing filled by his daughter, Miss Jessica.
The Misses Hazel North, Carolyn
Biederman, Hazel Biederman anc
Jessie Biederman passed the week enc
at the Epworth League rally in Lake
Mills.
"A new barn on Peter Murkve'S
farm west of town was christened with
a dance last Thursday evening, al
which Kneff's orchestra furnished the
music.
-Obert Burull, who has been il
with typhoid fever at his home il
Stoughton the past three weeks, passed
away Sunday afternoon. The funera
was held Wednesday. A number from
here attended the funeral.
Miss Marie Hubbell, who has beer
spending a year at the home of he
grandfather at Los Angeles, CAL, re-
turned Monday evening. She was me
in Chicago by her parents.
Frank Mcintosh and family anC
Mrs. Ed. Nichols came down from vi
roqua by auto the first of the week
Mrs Nichols will remain a couple Of
weeks with relatives here.
Fred w. Bentley and two sons Of
Chicago came Saturday for few days
visit among relatives here. They were
accompanied by Louise Karl who il
paying her grandparents visit at In
dian Ford.
Samuel H. Moss of Beloit was ar
over Sunday guest of his daughter
Mrs. Elmer Ebbott. Miss Gertrude
Moss, who has been spending the weel
here, returned to her home with he
father Sunday evening.
Miss Sena Houge, who has been il
the cashiers desk at Pringle Bros
Department Store the past few years
has resigned. Miss Mable Brown o
MELVILLE has been engaged to take
position there and commenced her du
ties Monday morning.
Another pleasant entertainment fo
the evening of the 4th has been ar
ranged to take place on the lawn a
Postmaster McInnes' home between
and s o'clock. 1t is May pole dane
given by the children of this city
Don't forget this pretty feature.
&C. w. Birkenmeyer, L. A. Ander
son and D w. North, representing tn
Y. M. C. A. county movement, attend
ed conference at GAINESVILLE Thurs
day, at which the county and stat
secretaries of the Y. M. c. A. met an
EMPLOYED C.. A. Markham as count,