The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-06-26
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Minneapolis for an extended visit.
&C. G. Biederman returned from
"trip to Montana Tuesday morning.
The annual Old Settlers picnic will
be held at Cooksville on Saturday, June
9th.
Miss Josephine Tallard is home
from a years teaching at Birmanwood,
Wis.
Miss Hazel Houser of Mondovi is a
guest of Miss Clara Jensen here for
few days.
%. R. Pomeroy of Gays Mills visit
ed among old friends in this vicinity
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wesendonk
of st. Paul are visiting among relatives
in this vicinity.
Austin Riley, a former resident of
Edgerton, has been visiting old friends
here during the week.
-Weetman Dickinson came down
from Readstown for an over Sunday
stay with his family.
Frank Pearson and wife entertdin-
ed Miss Vanderlyn and John Lee OF
GAINESVILLE over Sunday.
Ice cream social at the P. M.
church on Albion Prairie next Tuesday
evening. All are invited.
Fred Boenig, employed at Harry
.Ash's, is passing a weeks vacation
with relatives at ShawanO.
Al Lyons, J. A. Dickerson and
Robt. Merrill played with the Rockford
band in that city Sunday.
-Thos. w. Clarke and wife of Chi
cago have been visiting among rela-
tives mere during the week.
Miss Edna Strasberg was given a
pleasant surprise by ten of her friends
at her home Friday evening.
II. A. ElIingson's family have
moved down to their cottage on Rock
river for a few weeks outing.
Miss Margaret Moen of Kenel-
worth, ILL.,, is making a visit at the
home of her uncle, H. H. Moen.
August Ratzlaff and wife have been
passing few days of the week with
Paul Bruhn and wife in Waukesha.
Mrs. G. w. Doty and her mother,
Mrs. Bintliff, returned from visit to
Chicago friends Monday evening.
Miss Helen Coon went to Milwau-
kee Wednesday for brief visit at the
home of Mrs. Earl Langworthy.
Attorney Paul N. Grub is attend
ing the meeting of the State Bar As
sociation at Green Bay this week.
The Misses Frances Nichols, Lillian
Cooper, Ella Lintvedt and Leila Petty
are attending summer school in James
vile.
If box rents at the postoffice are
not paid by July 1st, the boxes will be
declared vacant and rented to other
parties.
Chris. Olson has returned from a
three weeks absence spent in North
Dakota where he has real estate in
terests.
&C. L. Culton, who has been looking
after land interests in Montana the
past month, returned home the first of
the week
alO
cry shop here for the summer and on
Tuesday left for her home in Ludding-
ton, Michigan.
Fred Bay and sister Dorrit, of
Detroit, Iwere guests of Misses Lucille
and Kathleen Culton for a short time
this week.
Carlton Mccarthy, accompanied by
his cousin, Miss Nellie Bradley, are in
Chicago for couple of weeks visit
With relatives.
Three Bags of Silver" is the title
of the sixth installment of the Kathlyn
series to be shown at The Lyric next
Tuesday night.
Remember, the barber shops will
not be open at all on the 4th, but will
accommodate you until late hour the
evening before.
-Lampman & Brown have sold a
passenger Hupmobile to G. Handtke
and an Overland runabout to George
Kothlow at MELVILLE.
Mrs. Will Flarity and her brother,
ames Duffy of Kansas City, were
guests of James and Tom Flarity in
Milwaukee Sunday.
-Chas. Flagg is home from Ashland
where he has been employed as teacher
of manual training in the public schools
of that city the past year.
The Misses Lizzie Summerfeldt