The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-10-19

DuLLer LnlS week.
Meeting of Camp 44O at Woodman
hall this Thursday evening.
F. A. Young and family were Mil
waukee visitors on Saturday.
Rev. Schoenfeld and family mo-
tored to Beaver Dam Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Willie suffered another
setback on Sunday but is again on the
mend.
Mrs. H. A. keenan, and children
were over Sunday guests of Mrs. D. l.
Wilson.
Mrs. Maud Krupp of Bloomington,
ILL.,. is visiting her mother, Mrs. James
Harrison.
Mrs. Walter Mabbett is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Geo. Atweil, at Stew
ems Point.
DIR. Meyers attended the Rock
county dental meeting at GAINESVILLE
Friday evening.
Paul Stark and Elmer Stoke, in
Gaining at Camp Grant, were home for
an over Sunday visit.
Harry Hutson has resigned his po-
sition with the Department store and
is employed in Stoughton.
Mrs. Frank Williams returned Fri
day evening from six months visit in
California with her son Clayton.
Miss Lulu Schoenfeldt was tender
ed a pleasant surprise party Monday
evening by her young lady friends.
Norman Quinn of Glenco, ILL.,, was
a visitor at the home of Lyman Wood
for short time the latter part of the
week.
Clarence Bowen has sold his farm
in Albion of 85 acres to Frank Leitz
for $13,8 $50. The sale was made through
E. M. Ladd.
You give nothing when you buy a
Liberty bond, you simply step right up
into the capitalist class and become a
money loaner.
Mrs. j. A. Jensen is entertaining
her sisters, Mrs. E. E. Finch of Cincin-
natl and Miss Eva White of River
Falls, this week.
The Bethany Circle will be enter
tanned Thursday of this week by the
Misses Inga Jensen and Hazel Voog in
the church parlors.
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day morning from Rochester, Mimi,
where her young son submitted to an
operation upon his eyes.
Miss Tressa McDonough left for
Two Rivers last week to assume the
position of instructor of domestic sci
ence in the public schools of that city.
The society of the Norwegian Luth-
eran church will be entertained by
Mesdames C. Philips, 7. Olson and A.
Solem at the church Thursday, Oct. 25.
The Leitz estate of Is acres in the
town of Fulton has been sold to John
Bickle; consideration $4,000. Sale made
by C. E. Sweeney Real Estate Agency.
&C. H. Babcock came home from
Waukesha Friday, where he has been
receiving treatment at sanitarlum
for several months past, considerably
improved in health.
The newly formed Ayataia Club
gave a farewell spread for Emma Cox
Hunsaker at their club rooms in the
Schmeling block Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Hunsaker left Wednesday for her flu
ture home in Davenport, Iowa.
Max Henderson was home from
Fl. Sheridan for few days visit with
his parents. He has been discharged
from the hospital unit and his applica-
ton accepted for the aviation camp, to
which he is expected to be called shortly.
More shipments of sheep have been
coming to the feeding yards during the
week Sunday twelve cars from the
western ranges arrived while another
shipment from the northern part of the
state were unloaded at Milton Junction
and driven over Monday.
A delegation of Royal Neighbors
from Stoughton gave pleasant surprise
on Mrs. Will Tyler Tuesday afternoon.
Refreshments were brought along and
served at her home here. The party
visited the Lyric before their return on
the later train.
Mrs. G. E. Shannon returned the
latter part of the week from six
weeks stay during the hay fever sea-
son at her summer cottage on Lost
Lake near Sayner. Mr.. Shannon re-
manned to superintend the building of
another cottage on the lake frontage.
Those knitting bags that our ladies
arc carrying make one think of the
good cid days when mother used to go