The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-06-01
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atlveS and friends IN manson.
Julia, Josephine and Selma Olson
were Madison visitors last Friday.
Paul Coon came up from Chicago
to pass Memorial day with relatives.
M. E. Titus transacted business in
Chicago the first few days of the week.
Fred Carrier of VAUDEVILLE, Can
ada, has been spending week with his
family here.
Mrs. Elmer Herrick came up from
Beloit for Sunday stay at the home
of Frank Ash. :
Mrs. Harry McChesney of Chicago
was gdest of DR.. McChesney's fam
lily over Sunday.
Ralph Lidicker and family of Be-
lott were up for an over Sunday visit
with Edgerton relatives.
The Elgin price of butter was
Jumped up five cents pound this week,
43 cents being the figure.
Frank Hartzheim, wife and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Symons, were guests of Mil
waukee friends over the week end.
Mrs. E. L. Shepard and daughter
returned to their home near Ladysmith
Friday after spending week with rel
atives in Edgerton.
Andrew Humphrey of Albion, for
merly a resident of Edgerton, is slowly
recovering from stroke sustained on
his 81st birthday.
Postmaster Hoen was in Milwaukee
Monday to attend meeting of eXecu-
tive committee of Wisconsin postmas-
ters' association.
Mrs. o. [. Jacobus came up from
Chicago the latter part of the week
and at present is staying at the home
of Mrs. A. w. Bentley.
The annual alumni banquet Of the
Edgerton high school will be served by
the domestic science department at the
Child gym Friday evening.
The Ladies Missionary society of
the congregational church will meet
Friday, June 1st, at p. m. with Mrs.
D. l. Wilson. Leader, Mrs. Morey.
Miss Eta Blank will arrive in the
city the last of the week to remain
with her parents for the summer and
to care for her mother who is not well.
Mrs. D. F. Heddles is in Chicago
this week attending the musical festi-
val given by the Evanston School of
Music, from which her daughter Cath
crime graduates this month.
The railroad people have a gang
here putting large cement tile beneath
their tracks at the Main street cross
ing to connect with storm sewer being
laid by the city to the creek
Anyone might conclude from the
number of autos parked on our streets
Saturday evening that the new in
creased license fee demanded by the
state is quite likely to hit the most Of
us.
Mrs. George Barrett of Wichita,
Kansas, is guest at the Jos. Spike
home this week. In the SOS Mrs. Bar
rett was the nearest neighbor of the
Spike family in Ste5binsville and 4S
years have passed since they have met.
AT the Norwegian Lutheran church
the morning service will be in English.
Subject of the sermon, Except Man
Be Born Again" The evening service
will be in Norwegian. Sunday school
at 10 a. m.
DIR. Irwin Meyers, brother of F. c.,
was here Saturday and Sunday. He
takes the government examination for
dental surgeon for the army today.
After that he plans to be here until
called and after.
Emma and Oscar Johnson, Olof
Severson of Stoughton, Clara Johnson
of GAINESVILLE and Julia and Joseph Oh
son motored to Beloit and Rockford
Sunday, returning home Monday even
ing after spending the day III White
water and GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. E. L. Roethe and Mrs. III. E.
Titus entertained at $50 o'clock din
ner Monday for Miss Kate Gulliford
and Miss Mary Chalfant, both of whom
close their careers as teachers this
month to become the head of house
hold for two deserving young men.
Mrs. Earl Dickerson, Miss Lee
Thompson and Miss Hazel Conn gave q
l o'clock luncheon and kitchen shower
for Miss Eleanor Hitchcock at the home
of the former Friday last The MARI.
age of Miss Hitchcock to Rev. Albert
Altenberg is announced to take place
on Monday next.
j. H. Snow, with the right of way
department of the Santa Fe railway,