The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-15
Local Happenings

week dC MS Hlco Lake
Miss Dorothy Wilcox was White
water visitor over Sunday.
The Elgin price of butter is down
cent this week, 80 cents being the fig
ure fixed
Mrs. B. J. Springer has been visit
ing with relatives in Beloit the past
few days.
Installation of officers of the K. 2.
lodge will be held Monday evening,
Jan. Is.
Miss Dolly Ketchum of Portage
was a guest at the w. G. Atwell home
over Sunday.
james Peters was over from Lake
Mills to call on former friends short
time Tuesday.
Mrs. Nancy Howell fell on an icy
walk one day last week and sprained
her wrist quite severely.
"A box social will be given at the
Albion academy chapel Wednesday ev-
ening, Jan 20. All are invited.
H. C. Peters shipped poultry car
of about 5000 birds received from
farmers of this locality on Monday.
Miss Phoebe Robson, teacher in the
public schools, was guest of Slough
ton relatives Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Gertie Isaacs has been seri-
ously i'll at her home for the past few
weeks but is now slowly recovering.
The work of remodeling rooms in
the Schmeling block for Tellefson Bros.
furniture store has been commenced.
Frank Williams has taken passes
sion of the new barber shop fitted with
all modern conveniences in the Bank
building.
Mrs. ]. A. Jensen, Mrs. L. j. Dick
inson, Mrs. S. l.. Emery and Miss Anna
Hoen were guests of Mrs. Geo. Gary
at Madison on Saturday.
The mask ball will be held at the
Majestic roller rink this Thursday
evening. The liberal prizes offered will
certainly attract good crowd.
Mrs. L. H. Towne and daughter
Dorothy have gone to Waukesha for
few weeks stay at a sanitarium for
the treatment of Miss Dorothy.
Upon invitation, Mrs. Frank Will
Iiams went to StoughtOn last Friday
evening and installed the newly elected
officers of the W. r. c. of that city.
Mrs. Sherman Green and son Bur-
ton of New Milford, Conn, are guests
at the home of Van Ness Green and
wife. They will remain about two
weeks.
The WATERFOWL Saxophone orches-
ira, one of the best musical organiza-
tons in the state, will furnish music
for ball in Academy hall, Friday ev-
ening, Jan. Is.
Sheriff Dell Chamberlain has an
nounced the appointment of Frank
West at Evansville, Olaf Burtness of
Orfordville and M. H. Ford of Edger-
ton as deputies.
F. E. Smith and wife, after pass
ing the holiday vacation with relatives |
in Moline, H., returned to Edgerton |
last Saturday. Mr.. Smith resumes his |
position at the Culton garage.
Clarence Lawton of Albion was the |
lucky holder of the ticket that drew |
the diamond ring which the Jess Hale
stock company gave away Saturday i
night at the Majestic theater.
About twenty friends of Mr.. and |
Mrs. w. G. Atwell surprised them Fri |
day night, it being their twelfth we'd |
ding anniversary. The self-invited |
guests provided four-course dinner, |
after which bridge was played.
We regret to learn that Prof. i
Frank NJ. Jack, principal of the Eau
Claire high school, is quite i'll with a
recurrence of an old malady which COM
PEELED his retirement from the educa-
tional field for couple of years.
-Venturing out on the slippery walk
at his home in the town of Albion on
Monday, Mr.. Evan Gress fell and frac-
tured the bone of his hip. Mr.. Gress
is 90 years old and on account of his
advanced age his condition is the more
serious.
About twenty young boys came
down from Stoughton one evening the
first of the week, bringing with them
two coaster hobs made by the Slough
ton Wagon Works. They passed the
evening with Edgerton boys coasting
down the hill east of the city.
Suit has been started in the circuit
court by F. c. Ullrich against B. C.
Wilson of the Monarch Laboratory for