The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-06-18
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MISS LeOna EOSC spent 1ueSudy III
Chicago.
Mr.. S. H. Bentley spent Monday in
Chicago.
Rev. Randolph conducted services
| here Sunday.
T. S. Jessup, who has been laid up
erysipelas, is out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Greene were
entertained at Harry Greeee's Sunday.
Mrs. Edward Attlesey and daughter
! Stella were Edgerton callers Saturday.
Mrs. Curtis Jessup gives shower
for Miss Evelyn Post on Friday after
noon.
Mr.. Oscar Ellefson has been painting
| for Mr.. George Murwin and also Mr..
o. P Murwin.
Arthur Sayre, who has just returned
| from the south, was visitor IN this
village this week.
Mrs. Curtis Jessup spent Friday af-
ternoon of last week with Miss Nellie
Peach in Porter.
The Social Center will meet Friday
night of this week. A good program is
planned. Everyone come.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Fessenden have
been spending a few. days with Mr..
and Mrs. Orpha Fessenden in Porter.
H. F. Murwin, Kenneth Sayre and
Ketchel Sayre attended the graduating
exercises in GAINESVILLE on Thursday of
| this week.
Mrs. O. P. Murwin and son George
and Mrs. Jane Walker left Wednesday
for VAUDEVILLE, Canada, where they
will visit relatives.
In last weeks issue a mistake was
made in regard to the annual school
meeting. It said Mrs. O. P. Murwin
was defeated by Mrs. VIM. Lee. 1t
should have read Mr.. 0. P. Murwin.
On Sunday morning the Sunday
school will conduct Children's Day ex-
ercises in our church. A program is
being prepared. Services at 1920.
Everyone cordially invited.
| O. P. Murwin set tobacco on Tues
day. The weather has been so wet
that good many of the farmers have
not got their ground plowed and fitted
vet, but if the weather holds fair from
now on the transplanting of the crop
will be in full swing by the next ten
days.
On Saturday afternoon the children
are asked to bring flowers, ferns, as
paragus or any green vines which may
be used for the decoration of our
church for the children's day exercises.
Please don't forget to bring all you
can to beautify your church.
Wileman & Kealey have commenced
crawling at end of Porter highway at
VIM. Hubbell's corner and will gravel
through the village to meet the Edger-
ton county highway east of the bridge.
When this is completed it will make
nearly complete gravel road from Ed
gerton to Evansville.
O. A. Fessenden built new garage
last week.
Our numerous school ma ans are
home for their summer vacation.
Miss Agnes Mullowney spent few
days with relatives in Edgerton last
week.
J. Barrett's are shingling their new
|, house. A force of four makes the
work fly.
Miss Mae Nichols was out from Ed
gerton Monday and resumed her music
instructions.
A son of J. Norum was taken seri-
ously i'll and removed to the GAINESVILLE
hospital recently.
Miss Holdena Becker is expected
: home on Wednesday. She has spent
the winter in Edgerton.
Quite a crowd attended the dance in
Tolles' new barn Thursday evening de-
spite the heavy rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Nalan were the
guests of Mrs. Nalan's sister near
J Koshkonong on Sunday.
Leyden and Porter will cross bats at
, Gibbs Lake on Sunday if the weather
permits. A strong game is promised.
Mr.. Thos. Stearns' home has been
treated to a coat of paint which adds
very much to the general appearance.
At the annual school meeting held in
the Eagle school house, Mr.. J. Barrett
{ was elected treasurer to succeed him
self.
C. E. Sweeney is making some fine
improvements on his farm, which used
to be the old Mosher homestead, in the
line Of building barns and tobacco
sheds.