The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-03-24
Local Happenings

H1SCOn over Ounudy
e. H. Libby of Evansville was a
visitor here on Tuesday.
Clayton Williams went to the Wales
sanitarium Monday for treatment.
Gus Young left last Friday to join
the telephone line crew at Viola.
IN. L. Sage, osteopath, has opened
an office in Pringle Bros. new building.
Miss Irene. Burgy of Monroe is
visiting her brother, F. F. Burgy, here.
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Hammond at Hanerville on the
18th.
Mrs. H. r. Houfe visited the home
of her sister at Sun Prairie over the
week end.
W. G.. Atwell and Geo. w. Blanch-
ard left on business trip to Montana
on Tuesday.
Henry Schmeling made trip to
his farm at Seymour, Wis, the latter
part of the week.
Roy Hopkins left on Tuesday for
Shields, N. D., to look after some real
estate interests.
DIR. Mum of GAINESVILLE made pro-
fessional call at the Moore home on
Henry street Monday.
The Anthony Anderson farm in AL
bion of 60 acres has been sold to Ole
G. Johnson for $500.
Mrs. A. E. Stewart was called to
Brodhead Thursday by the illness of
Mr.. Stewards mother.
The drawing Of the dolly will take
place at Tellefson's furniture store
Friday p. m. at o'clock.
Mrs. Wray Watson has been pass
ing a portion of the week with her
daughters in Stoughton.
Harold Nichols of Viroqua is visit
ing his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
o. Henderson, for the week.
Mrs. Gulliford of Oshkosh is visit
ing her daughter Kate, teacher OF
music in our public schools.
Fred Lipke and Frank Fluer left
Tuesday for Roundup, Mont, expect
ing to be absent for the summer.
-Wendall LeedIe left for his home
in western Canada Monday after sew
eral weeks visit with friends here.
p. E. Aarback of Sumner returned
Saturday from visit among relatives
at Lake Park, Mimi, and in Iowa.
Frank Kellogg and M. E. Conway's
families were Sunday visitors at the
home of G.. D. Wixom near Milton Jet.
Mrs. E. L. Shepard arrived We'd
nesday morning from Montana for
few weeks visit among relatives here
abouts.
The loss at the bakery fire amount
ing to about $3.50 was settled through
the Johnson agency the next day after
the fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Handtke
mourn the loss of their two year old
son, taken from them by death on We'd
nesday.
The jury in municipal court trial
of Carl Stanke, charged with breaking
into Ratzlaff Bros. store recently, re-
turned verdict of not guilty on Thurs
day last.
Martin Voog went to Eagle Grove,
Iowa, Thursday evening to visit his
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riously i'll.
Keep the road drags busy for now
is the time when this implement will
work wonders in putting the highways
in shape for travel
Patrons of the post Office desiring
to obtain their mail on Sunday and
other legal holidays may do so through
the use of lock box.
The wreckage of the Pollard build
ing, partly destroyed by fire recently,
is being torn down and cleared away
preparatory to rebuilding.
Frank ]. Hinkle and Miss Vera
Mason were united in marriage by Rev.
Hooton at his apartments in the Peters
block at p. m. Wednesday, March Is.
Richard Miller made shipment by
express of 5000 pounds of carp and
buffalo fish taken from Rock river re-
Gently to New York on Saturday The
charges on the consignment were over
$40.
The Ladies Aid society of the Nor
wegian church will meet in the church
parlors Thursday, March % and will be
entertained by Mrs. Peter Hanson and
Mrs. Andrew Holland. 2w.
j. E. "Shine" Sweeney writes his
friends at the university from Bisbee,
Arizona, where he is employed on the
Conner Queen, that he has Joined the