The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-07-14
Local Happenings

WIN. Schrub has gone to Blunt, S.
D., to look after his farming interests
there.
Regular communication of Fulton
Lodge f. & A. M. Tuesday evening,
July Is.
Mrs. J. Linnevold, Agnes and Bern
hard left for Red Wing, Mimi, We'd
nesday.
The Norwegian Sunday school will
have picnic at Charley Bluff Friday
this week.
Miss Helen Coon spent the week
end as a guest of Miss Beula Heddles
at Madison.
Mrs. Angie Roethe aud son John
have gone to Fennimore for visit
with relatives.
Miss Della Burns of Milwaukee is
a guest at the home of her sister, Mrs.
VIM. Mcintosh.
Mrs. Robt. Attlessey spent few
days of the week with her granddaugh-
ter, Mrs. H A. Keenan,, at Stoughton.
H. R. Fish, operator at the depot,
is taking a vacation, passing portion
of the time with relatives in Lacrosse
and Minneapolis.
Mrs. C. F. Mabbett, Mrs. McRea
and Miss Jessie Mabbett have gone to
Minneapolis to visit Miss Leora Nab
bett.
Mrs. G. w. Haylock Sr. has gone
to the town of Porter farm of her son
Ernest where she will remain for a few
weeks.
Royal Neighbor supper in Wood
man hall this Thursday evening from
5 until all are served. Supper 20 cents
plate.
Lewis st. John, wife and four chill
dren of Chicago motered here last Sun
day to pass the week with Mr.. st.
Johns sister, Mrs. w. j. Davis, at In
dian Ford.
Chief of Police Springer and wife
had as guests portion of the week,
Mr.. J. H. Merritt and wife of Brod-
head, parents of Mrs. Springer.
Ralph Harrison, who has been in
Montana for some time, informs his
friends here that he has joined the
state guards of Montana now encamped
at Helena.
There will be two morning services
at the Norwegian Lutheran church dur
ing the summer, the first at 10 o'clock
in English and the second at III o'clock
in Norwegian.
The Boys Glee Club of Milton col
Iege and Rev. Randolph will give lee
ture and concert in Library hall on
Thursday evening, July 9th, under the
auspices of the Federation of Women's
Clubs.
Miss Eunice Nelson returned on
crutches Sunday from visit to her
aunt at Kilbourn. While stepping from
a boat after making trip through the
Dells she turned her ankle, causing
quite painful injury.
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. Such boxes may
be rented for as short period as a
month at price of 20 cents.
Beginning with the issue for the
month of July. 1916, Postal Guides will
be sold to the public by the post office
department at greatly reduced prices,
which may be obtained at the post Of
fee. Prices range from Is cents to IS
cents per copy.
-"Her Hayward Sister" is the title
of the three part Lubin feature to be
shown at the Lyric Friday and features
an all star cast. On Monday the first
Triangle production ever shown in this
city is billed, entitled ''The Disciple, "
in five parts and features VIM. S. Hart.
Bart Curran is back at his old
stand where he served the public for
sixteen years as horse sheer and
blacksmith. On Friday he purchased
the business of Walter Drake which he
sold him a few years ago. Bart will be
glad to welcome as many of his old GUS
toners back as possible, guaranteeing
honest work at reasonable prices.
For Men Only was the lettering
above little peek hole in the glass of
Borgnis' show window during the week.
Out of curiosity we kept tab on the
@'peekers'' with the result that in one
hour Wednesday evening there were
one hundred and three women and nine
teen men stopped to take squint
through the mysterious opening.
The Congregational church and
Sunday school picnic at Charley Bluff
last Friday was largely attended and