The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-06-19
Local Happenings

Miss Edith Wileman and Miss Leah
Greenwood were guests of friends in
Stoughton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Blanchard re-
turned Friday from visit to relatives
at Stevens Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Conway were
guests at the home of T. P. Casey in
Chicago over Sunday.
Miss Hazel North, who has been
teaching at Weiser, Idaho, is home for
the summer vacation.
Mrs. Earl Langworthy of Milwau-
kee was a guest of relatives here a
portion of the week.
Miss Wilma Hurd is home from
Eaton Rapids, Mich, where she has
been making an extended visit.
Lloyd Severson of Stoughton is
here for few weeks to assist May
Spencer during vacation days.
Misses Emma and Anna Akvik and
Miss Hilda Bjorstad are spending the
week in Milwaukee with friends.
&C. G. Biederman and Rev. F. w.
Schoenfeld left Tuesday for Montana
to look after some real estate interests.
For good piece of grading, we
would call your attention to the work
done by Street Commissioner Rusch on
Broadway.
d. c.. Gle has moved his family
from Watertown to this city, taking
the Schrub residence next to Thomas
Westlake's.
Miss Mary Barrett returned Thurs
day evening from Dubuque, Ia, where
she has been attending st. Joseph's
college, for the summer vacation.
Contractor Ryan is making the dirt
fly on his street improvement job and
with the force he has at his disposal is
moving right ahead with the work.
Mrs. E. C. Tallard and daughter
Gretchen and Mrs. G.. L. Culton and
daughters Lucille and Kathleen were at
Lake Kegonsa for an over Sunday out
ing.
Mrs. G.. r. Bentley and daughter
Nellie arrived Tuesday from Morehead,
Mimi, where Miss Nellie has been
teaching music in the normal school
for the past year.
Rev. Theo. Ringoen has severed
his connection as principal of Albion
academy with the end of the present
school year. He goes to Stevens Point
as pastor of the Lutheran church in
that city.
Mrs. John LaBundy left for Rock
ford last Friday to pass couple of
weeks with her son Arthur and family.
Miss Bertha Fisk of Beloit passed
a portion of the day Monday with her
sister, Mrs. J. B. Springer.
"A Rock County Y. NJ C. A boys
camp was pitched at the Lake House
property on Lake Koshkonong Friday
for an outing. Two tents, cook and
physical director were provided for
their stay. Members from other parts
of the county joined the boys of this
city for pleasant weeks stay.
Don't wait until the morning of the
4th to get your hair cut or your face
shaved. Otherwise you will have to do
it yourself. The barber shops in Ed
gerton will not open their doors on the
18th at all, but will keep open shop Fri
day night before the 4th until the hour
of twelve. Edgerton will be quiet
spot on our Natal day this year, sure.
About half a carload of macaroni
with the usual proportion of tomatoes
and chill, hard bread, ETC., arrived here
during the week for the use of fifty
Italian laborers who are quartered in
box cars near town. They will be en-
ployed in relaying new steel between
the railway bridge and Stoughton,
work that was started last fall.
&C. E. Langworthy returned Friday
from Marinette where he attended the
annual convention OF trustees and sup
erintendents of county asylums. There
were $50 in attendance upon the meet
ing where matters pertaining to the
conduct of these county institutions
were discussed. Supt. Barlass and
Robert Moore, another trustee, were
also in attendance.
There was pleasant family gath
ering at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. 0.
G. Hanson on Sunday, given in honor
of the 10th birthday of Mr. Osmund
Gunderson of Beloit. Aside from the
Jensen, johnson and Hanson families,
there were present Rev. Linnevold and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Lund of Beloit,
Nordahl Gunderson, medical student
of Chicago and Mel Johnson of Madi-