The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-11-16
Local Happenings

Grant for an over Sunday stay with his
parents.
Paul Stark, Helmer Stoke and
John Fike were home over Sunday from
Camp Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mcintosh
visited their son Will at Camp Grant in
Rockford Sunday.
Harry Hutson has succeeded the
late C. S. Humphrey as janitor of the
public library.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Souders of
Chicago were week end guests at the
home Of Henry Johnson.
Dick Miller made a ten ton haul of
rough fish with his seining outfit in
Rock river the latter part of the week.
-Thos. Pierce asks to have his Re-
porter sent to the Manhatten Hotel,
Pensacola, Florida, where he and his
wife are passing the winter.
Miss Josephine Tallard, teaching in
the public schools at Appleton, was
home for an over Sunday visit with her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Heddles and
Miss Beula of Madison attended the
funeral of Mrs. R. C. Spike here on
Tuesday.
Andrew Mcintosh and Henry John
son have been attending the semi
annual meeting of the consistory in
Milwaukee during the week.
Several car loads of pigs and light
shoats have been delivered in this mar
ket during the week for shipment into
the corn states to be finished.
Supervisors Pomeroy, Doty and
Ebbott are attending the annual meet
ing of the county board of supervisors
which began its session Tuesday.
"A county meeting of the w. G. T.
U. will be held at Library hall in James
Vile at o'clock Friday afternoon. En-
PERTAINING speakers will be present.
-Mesdames F. Hartzheim, V. Hartz-
helm, A. Kravik and Will Symons will
entertain the society of the Norwegian
Lutheran church, Thursday, Nov. %.
j. w. Menhall returned from Kan
sas City the latter part of the week
with orders for several thousand dol
lars worth of pipe trailers in his pocket.
We publish letters this week from
two soldier boys now serving their
country in France and also from an
other at Camp Cody at Deming, New
Mexico.
Mrs Clouden Farman joined Mrs.
H. A. keenan, of Stoughton Wednesday
on a journey to Silver City, New Mex
leo, where they expect to spend the
winter.
"A searchlight has been trained on
Old Glory that surmounts the commun-
ity Christmas tree on the bank corner,
giving it prominence to all who pass
through town.
e. M. Laid reports the sale of the
100 acre farm for the Albert Otto es-
tate in Fulton to John Moore for SILL
900; also 55 acres for Carl Smithback
in Christiana to Amund Smithback at
1900
Postmaster Henry Zimmerman and
wife moUored here from Burlington
Sunday for a visit to Arthur Warner
and wife at Walter Crandalls. Mr..
Zimmerman is also the publisher of the
acknowledgements.
Past Matrons night was observed
by the Eastern Star order Tuesday with
a $50 o'clock banquet, served at Ma
sonic hall. A short program preceded
the usual exemplifcation of the work
by the past matrons of the chapter.
-Thos. J. Commons, brother of Mrs.
VIM. Morrissey and Mrs. Thos. West
lake of this city, died at the home of
his sister, Mrs. Chas. Collins, in James
Vile Monday morning, aged Al years.
Funeral services were held in that city
Wednesday morning.
News comes from Dickinson, N.
bs1 VI CuS uldAIidSC VI AAOWdAu Oduu-
ders, son of Mr.. and Mrs S. p Saun-
ders of Albion Prairie, and Miss Daisy
Wardell of that city as sort of sur
prise to friends here. The young cou-
pie are expected to arrive here soon on
their wedding trip.
During the thick fog Friday night
Fred Lohmaier ran into telephone
pole near the Coxhead farm on the In
dian Ford road and broke it squarely
off, His Ford car was battered up
some but not entirely disabled. The
fog was so heavy he was unable to
keep the travelled highway.
Warren Coon has resigned his posi-
ton with the Travellers Insurance Co.
in Milwaukee to enter the ordinance
school conducted by the University of