The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-11-13
Local Happenings

VISITED EQgerCOn RELATIVES MoHudy'
Miss Nell Bundy of Chippewa Falls
is guest of Miss Clara Jensen this
week.
Mrs. John Bowen visited Tuesday
at the home of her sister in White
water
The Elgin price of butter is still
climbing up-32-33 cents is this weeks
quotation.
Ralph Lidicker and family of Be-
lott were over Sunday guests of rela-
tives here.
20. A. Cole and wife of Beloit were
guests at the home of Chief of Police
Springer and wife over Sunday.
Postmaster C.. A. Hoen has had a
telephone installed in the postoffice for
the benefit of the public. Call No. 1868
Prof. A. E. Carey, teacher OF ag-
riculture in the Green Bay high school,
spent the week end at the home of his
parents here.
Misses Bernadne Girard, Frances
Nichols, Mildred Doty, Cecilia Barrett
and Marion Earle spent over Sunday in
Stoughton.
August Schultz and wife and Mrs.
Albert Mielke went to Milwaukee to
attend the funeral of a relative We'd
nesday.
The best brand of our great fall
weather is still with us and November
thus far is holding up the unusual rec
ord of October.
Supervisors Hopkins, Doty and Eb-
bott are attending the annual meeting
of the Rock county supervisors at
GAINESVILLE this week.
james Mullowney, living west OF
town, fell from hay lost Sunday, sus-
tanning quite severe injuries which 1T
is feared are internal.
Rev. Thomas North called on Ed
gerton friends for short time Friday
while on his way to Albion to officiate
at the funeral of VIM. Noble.
The ladies society of the Norwe-
gian church will be entertained by Mrs.
LinnevoId and Mrs. L. A. Anderson at
the church Thursday, Nov. 10.
Mrs. Andrew Jensen has been in
Minneapolis this week visiting the fam
ily of her daughter and her son Andrew
Jr., who is soon to leave that city for
Colorado.
-''The Million Dollar Mystery" de-
velons consuming interest with each
installment shown at The Lyric. No.
IL of the series is billed for next Mon
day night.
Elmer Ebbott, wife and daughter
visited Mrs. Ebbott's parents in Beloit
over Sunday, taking in the football
game between Beloit and Lawrence
college teams.
-Chas. P. TCuton and wife were
calling upon their Edgerton Friends on
Monday. During the summer Mr..
Touton conducted the resort hotel at
Starved Rock, near Peru, Ill.
-Mesdames B. L. Cleary, F. c. Ull-
rich and w. G.. Atwell entertained
company of about fifty lady friends
with one O'Clock luncheon Saturday.
The afternoon was spent at whist.
"A dispatch received at the editors
household Saturday evening announced
the arrival of Edward Rankin III at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward |. Ran
kin at North Yakima, Wash, Nov. It'll.
THE Perils of Pauline" at the Ma
iestic Tuesday evenings is drawing
good houses and we'll pleased ones.
Manager Keller is making an effort to
get the best there is on the film mar
ket
-Thos. Riley, living on the Madison
road, drove his team into an open sewer
ditch on the cemetery street one night
last week and one of his horses died
before being extracted Warning Ian
terms were out but the driver disre-
garded them.
For a good substantial as we'll as
neat Job of concrete work, we would
call your attention to the retaining
wall along side John Maltpress' prop
erty in the third ward The job was
done by Theo. Johnson and will stand
for years as monument of his work.
The Epworth League was addressed
last Sunday evening by Miss Thorpe of
this city. Her vivid recital of her ex
perience as missionary in Africa and
the need for reapers in the ripening
fields of the Dark Continent was heard
with deep interest and could not but
stir the young people to greater mis-
sionary enthusiasm.
The railroad commission on Satur-
day fixed the rates to be charged for
physical connection between the Rock
County Telephone system and the Wis
consin Telephone system at GAINESVILLE.