The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-06-25
Local Happenings

on months visit to Montana.
Joel Thompson returned from a ten
days trip to Montana on Saturday.
Miss Clara Teubert has gone to
Lake Geneva for few weeks stay.
-Herschal North is home from Law
renee college for the summer vacation.
w. G. Atwell has been spending
the week in Montana on real estate
business.
Well. who cares about celebrating
the 4th of July that comes on Sunday,
anyway?
d. D. Brown was called to Hebron
Tuesday to attend the funeral OF an
aged uncle.
Mrs. T. A. Ellingson and sons re-
turned Friday from visit with rela-
tives in Richland county.
Brown and Pringle sold their 4th
Republic truck to the Sandy Sink
creamery the past week.
Andrew Jensen Jr. arrived home
from California Saturday evening on
visit to his parents here.
The farmer who has succeeded IN
curing his first cut of alfalfa without
damage this year is dandy. And it is
a fine crop, too.
Miss Hazel Shannon, who has been
employed for several months by Miss
Quigley, milliner, returned to her home
at Westby on Saturday last.
Miss Margaret Stafford, teaching
in the normal school at Oshkosh, was
home for short vacation, returning
for the summer school Saturday.
Prof. F. o. Holt will attend the
summer school at the university during
his vacation. Mrs. Holt and children
will visit her parents in Sun Prairie,
Mrs. Lizzie Williams has received
the annointment of ''Chief of Staff"
from the new officers of the Woman's
Relief Corps elected at Wausau last
week.
Henry Johnson, was requested by
the companies interested to go to Or
fOrdville Monday to adjust several tor
nado losses on farm buildings sustained
by a recent storm.
F. F. Burgy has completed laying
the water main on Lord street and the
Job has been accepted by the city. City
water is now furnished on nearly all
the residence streets.
The Woman's Relief Corps held
memorial services at their rooms in L.
A. & B. hall Sunday and afterward re-
paired to the cemetery where the
graves of their deceased members were
decorated.
The Edgerton Tobacco City team
took a nice trimming at the hands of
the Oregon club in game played in
that village Sunday. The score Of 9 to
0 was surprise party the boys were
not looking for.
-Chas. Taylor and wife and the lat
ter's mother Of Barron, Wis, were
guests of F. A. Young's over the week
end, Mrs. Taylor being a cousin of
Mrs. Young. Mr.. Taylor is district at
torney of Barron county and made the
trip by automobile.
This is the week when the road
drag ought to be working overtime in
smoothing out the ruts after long sea-
son of rainy weather Dragging the
highways at such time will accomplish
more towards helping the roads than
double the amount of work later in the
season.
"A Kansas editor says he doesn't
object to the law requiring newspaper
publishers to tell what they owe, but
he does think the law ought to be
amended so that the names of those
who owe the editor would also have to
be published. A number of good things
have come out of Kansas.
The Madison-J anesville interurban
company has progressed far enough to
offer the public for investment the
bonds of the company. If we buy the
bonds freely enough the road will
doubtless be pushed through About
two and a half miles around the east
side of Lake Monona have already been
built.
H. z r Woods a nroroinart
GAINESVILLE surgeon, left on Thursday
for England where he will enter the
service of the English army. Later he
will 90 to France and join the medical
corps there. DR.. Woods was in Europe
when war was declared year ago and
had considerable difficulty in reaching
England, as he was in Germany when
the actual fighting began.