The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-05-14
Local Happenings

Twenty eight cents is still the Eli
gin price of butter this week.
Hon. L. C. Whittet will deliver the
Memorial day address at Shopiere.
Mrs. E. S. Hatch left Friday for
Chicago to pass few days visiting rel
atives in that city.
Miss Helen Coon is spending the
week in Milwaukee, the guest OF MRS.
Earl LangwOrthy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Quigley well
coined their first born, bright girl
babe, on Friday last.
Mrs. Bert Haylock and daughter
spent the week end at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Haylock.
Miss Floy Hammond of Portsmouth,
Ohio, is spending portion OF the week
with Miss Myrtle Barton.
DIR. w. McChesney and Roy Saun-
ders have purchased new Ford run
abouts of Mabbett & Stark.
Miss Dorothy Dickerson, attending
the university, was a guest of Miss
Marion Doty over the week end.
Mrs. Jane Kelley went to Eau
Claire Sunday for visit at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. F. M. Jack.
Miss Velma Sutton of Lake Forest,
ILL.,. was a guest of Miss Genevieve
Holcomb few days during the week.
The newly organized Rock County
Breeders association will hold live
stock display at the fair grounds in
GAINESVILLE, May p.
-Pringle and Brown have sold a
Republic truck to Geo. KOthlow, who
recently purchased the MELVILLE cream
cry of R. Else & Son.
Mrs. c.. F. Mabbett and daughters
Jessie and Alice returned Thursday
evening from a winters stay in the
south. mainly at Biloxi, Miss.
Tom Wileman has taken the con-
tract for grading side track for the
High Test Oil Co. at Stoughton, putting
three teams on the job Wednesday.
Mrs. P. C. Brown and daughter
Bernice departed Friday for Racine for
an over Sunday visit with Penn Brown
Jr.. employed by the E. R. Harding
firm of contractors.
There will be regular services at
the Congregational church Sunday,
preaching morning and evening. Some
important matters are to come up at
the morning service.
The Madison papers note that
nearly all the track for the Evansville
Madison Traction company line from
the Blooming Grove town hall to the
city limits has been laid,
The special feature at the Lyric
Friday evening is a two-reel Lubin
drama, 'EWas His Decision Right?'
For next Monday five-reel feature,
THE Lyon and the Mouse, - is billed.
&C. w. Birkenmeyer has razed the
barn on his property, preparing to
build new garage on the site. We
learn that plans have been prepared
for rebuilding his residence the present
season.
Mrs. Walter Dunn was taken with
an acute attack of appendicitis and
hastily taken to Mercy hospital for an
operation at an early hour Friday morn
ing last. Her condition since has been
very satisfactory.
T. B. Earle left Saturday morning
for his farm at Rice Lake, where he
will supervise the planting of 300 shade
trees about the farm. A group of trees
will be planted in the permanent pas
ture to furnish shade for his dairy herd.
Miss Beula Heddles of Madison,
Miss Mildred Toomey, Miss Ruth Egge,
VIM. Haggart and Jay Havener, uni
versity students, accompanied Warren
Coon home for the K. P. dance Friday
evening and were entertained at the
home of his parents here during their
stay.
Monday, May II, was the first an
niversary of the big cyclone which
swept across the southern towns of
Dane county, killing three people and
injuring many more, leaving trail of
destruction of farm buildings behind.
Nearly 800 cyclone losses were settled
by the insurance companies carrying
the risks.
The weather bureau announces that
the average temperature for April was
the highest for the last Is years, the
highest point being 81. There was less
rain during the month than for many
years past, and the decrease in moist
ure for the year so far must be sup
piled later if the normal crops are to
oxyTooafod