The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-04-28
Local. Happenings

NlSiClnS HIS SlSIoT dt DelVluOlS, iii'
Fred Phifer of Lacrosse was down
for an over Sunday stay with relatives
here.
DR. Plantz of Appleton college was
"a guest of Miss Child the latter part of
the week.
Another cent decline in the Elgin
price of butter this week, 33cents is
the figure.
N. A. Nelson of Peoria, ILL.,, came
up for an over Sunday stay with his
family here.
Martin Titus was able to get down
to his store yesterday after two
weeks illness.
Miss Frances Nichols came home
from the Lacrosse normal to pass the
Easter vacation.
Atty. Fred w. Bentley came up
from Chicago to pass Easter Sunday
with relatives.
Mrs. H. H. Moen attended the fun
eral of her aunt, Mrs. H. ]. Dexheim-
er, at Fort Atkinson on Friday last.
Mrs. H. E. Peters was called to
Mankato, Mimi, the latter part of the
week by the serious illness of her SIS
ter. f..5
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Peterson Of
Soldiers Grove were guests at the home
of Miss Florence Child for the week
end.
Miss Hazel Barness,, an employe In
the Bradley Knitting Works at Della
van, was an over Sunday visitor of rel
atives here.
j. S. Miller and family Of Madison
were guests at the home of Mrs. Mil
ler's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Pom
eroy, over Sunday.
Frank Williams paid visit to his
son Clayton at the Wales sanitarium
Monday, whom he reports as making
marked improvement.
Stated communication of Fulton
Lodge F. & A. M. on Tuesday evening,
May End. Work in the F. G. degree.
A full attendance is desired.
Miss Edith Wileman, who has
fine position in dry goods store at
Marshfield, Wis, was home for short
Easter vacation this week.
The women's clubs of Edgerton are
represented at the annual convention
of the 1st district federation held at
Delavan on Tuesday and Wednesday.
The engineer employed by the new
Saunders creek drainage project has
been on the job this week making a
survey of the proposed ditch that is
expected to prevent the flooding of the
low lands through town.
james Pollard and wife leave next
Monday for Hollandale, where they ex-
pect to pass few weeks with their
son George and family. Before going
Mr.. Pollard is arranging for new res
;dence to be erected on the lot adjoin-
ing his home.
Andrew Mcintosh, Henry Johnson,
c.. H. Babcock, F. A. Young and Jay
Shaw attended the Knight Templar
Easter services at Fort Atkinson Sun
day afternoon After the church SER
vices the visiting Knights Templar paid
"a call on ex-Gov w. D. Hoard.
The Hillside baseball team will give
a dance in the Park Opera house, Cam
bridge, Friday evening, May 5. Music
will be furnished by the Fort Atkinson
orchestra. Tickets, rs cents. This will
be an affair you cannot afford to miss
as the boys are arranging to give all a
good time.
On Friday morning last there was
not box car standing on any of the
many sidings of the railway yards here
something that has not occurred here
before in years. A. shortage of rolling
stock in the west has prompted orders
to move every empty off the division to
meet the call of traffic elsewhere.
The season is away late again.
May 1st will find farmers with consid-
cradle small grain yet to sow, with
scarcely any work done preparing for
the other crops. A week of cold rains
has delayed work in the fields and much
of the low lands yet too wet to get
onto. Just one warm. spring-like day
during April so far.
The Lyric has billed for Friday
''Anselo Lee," a three-part Vitagraph
Broadway star feature. On Monday
''Landon's Legacy" five reel Uni
-versal comedy drama featuring the
popular moving picture star, j. War
rem Kerrigan. The story was written
by Meredith Nicholson. - 1t lis a de-
lightful and entertaining story of a