The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-03-31
Local Happenings
Election Tuesday.

-Ihe Elgln price OF DuCCer Is Tie
same as last week, Sc cents.
Miss Florence Flagg spent Monday
visiting school at Stoughton.
-Nordahl Gunderson of Chicago Wis
tied relatives here over Sunday.
Andrew Jensen Jr. is home from
Chicago for short vacation.
John Lynch OF Beloit called on
friends here the first of the week.
Mrs. Grub of Mansion is guest
at the home of her son, Atty. Paul N.
Grub.
Miss Ketchum of Portage has been
a guest of Mrs. W.. G. Atwell for
portion of the week.
Mrs. Gertrude McCarthy's place OF
business is now in running order and in
shape to serve meals.
Nate Harrison = Chippewa county
is visiting among old friends here after
an absence of sixteen years.
M. E. Titus inaugurates fire sale
of goods damaged by the recent fire at
greatly reduced prices today.
The Mems Club of the Congrega-
tional church gave their annual chicken
pie supper last Thursday night.
Mrs. Verbeck was visitor at her
daughters Lucille, who is teaching in
our schools here, last week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gibson of
Flagler, Colo, have been guests at the
home of A. H. Clarke the past week.
The lady who left her purse at the
Congregational church supper last
Thursday evening can obtain the same
at this office.
Fred Young and family went to
Reedsburg Saturday for visit with
relatives. Mr. Young returned Mon
day but the others will remain for a
weeks stay.
Miss Alice Nichols will open man.
touring and hair dressing parlor in the
new Pringle block April 1st, where the
ladies are invited to make appointments
AOE uSE S0IVlCSO.
Bear in mind the fourth number of
the seasons lecture course filled by
Bob Seeds in one of his original and
humorous lectures takes place this
Thursday evening.
Next Sunday evening, April z, is
the date of an illustrated lecture at st.
Joseph's church by Father Salmone on
the sights and scenes of Turkey, the
Balkan war and the Mohammedan re-
ligion. Admission 25 ano Is cents.
The ladies of the German church
society rendered Miss Dona Venske a
miscellaneous shower at the home of
Miss Kate Schultz Monday evening.
Miss Venske is soon to become the
bride of John Harrison of this city.
The girls and boys debating teams
of the high school are putting in some
hard work this week in preparation for
their triangular debates with James
Vile, Fort Atkinson, Reedsburg and
Stoughton highs, respectively, which
will take place in about two weeks at
the local school.
Professor Holt is the recipient of
letter from E. B. Krause, coach of the
Fond du Lac state champions, in which
the basketball team is highly COM
mended upon their attitude and sports
manship during the recent meet at
Milwaukee. 1t speaks we'll for our
high school to have such letters re-
ceived.
In a letter received from Mrs. Ger
trude Mccarthy, Tuesday, who is with
her sick son Carlton at Colorado Springs,
she desires to thank the citizens of Ed
gerton for their kindness expressed in
such a substantial manner. She also
assures friends here that Carlton is
much improved though his condition is
still somewhat critical.
That Elkhorn real estate is valua-
BILE is shown in the recent sale of the
John H. Harris farm to d. E. Davis of
Monroe The farm is located in the
city limits, contains 100 acres, and sold
for $3.50 per acre. Mr.. Harris pur-
chased the farm six years ago for $50
per acre and has built new barns and
made it model dairy farm.
The Lyric has booked for Friday
ga Desert Honeymoon" in three parts,
featuring Romano Fielding. On Mon
day, Ella Hall in ''Jewel'' in five parts
adapted from Clara Louise Burnham's
novel of the same name. Every critic
has declared .:'Jewel' to be the great
est screen production of the present
season. On Tuesday another laugh
able Chaplin comedy will be shown.
Fire of a mysterious origin totally
DESTROYED the Lake Mills high school