The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-09-21
Local Happenings

this week.
M. L. Carrier returned Saturday
from a business trip to southwestern
Colorado.
Henry Ebbott left Tuesday night
for Mitchell, S. D., for stay of about
two weeks.
e. M. Ladd has sold 80 acre farm
in Utica for Chas. Crandall to CLAUS
Christensen for $4,000.
Mrs. A. E. Stewart has returned
from a few weeks visit with her par
ents at Huntington, Ind.
-Edgerton friends learn of the birth
of a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Peter
son at Soldiers Grove recently.
Mrs. C. R. Bentley and her sister,
Mrs. Henry Aiken, passed few days
of the week with Chicago relatives.
Carl Hausman and family and VIM.
Hausman and family of Madison par
took eff Sunday dinner at The Carton.
Mrs. Carter, former dean of women
at Appleton college, spent portion OF
the week as a guest of Miss Florence
Child.
Misses Mary Conway, Grace Nc
Donough and Marion Earle went to
Whitewater Monday to enroll at the
normal.
While at the state fair last week
Mr.. Menhall incidentally took orders
for about fifteen hundred dollars worth
of trailers.
Mrs. Frank Pearson came home
Sunday from GAINESVILLE fully recovered
from an operation at Mercy hospital
nearly month ago.
The Atwood Bros of Albion shipped
a car load of hogs to the Chicago mar
ket that have been finished on rye and
barley, Tuesday evening.
VIM Lempke, who is employed as
fireman by the C. & N. w. railway in
Chicago, was home to spend Sunday
with his parents in Fulton.
Frank Ash has been named resi-
dent agent by the conservation COM
mission to issue nonresident fishing
licenses to those who may desire.
Ernest Peach sold his 80 acre farm
in the town of Porter to Charles Man.
thi at $137. so per acre. Sale made by
C. E. Sweeney Real Estate Agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jameson, who have
been spending the summer at Oak
Park, ILL.,, are guests of their nephew,
w. P. Cutlery, at The Carlton hotel.
w. S. Heddles is expected home
the latter part of the week from a ten
days trip in the west, during which he
visited his brother Frank in Colorado.
john Thoreson, wife and daughter
were in Chicago over the week end WIS.,
ting their son Andrew at the Fl. Sher-
idan training camp during their stay.
Miss Helen Coon left Thursday
evening for Duluth, Mimi. to visit
Mrs. Donald Radford, formerly Miss
Kate Gulliford, teacher in our public
schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mcintosh
and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ogden visited
Camp Grant near Rockford Sunday,
where the formers son Will is now in
training.
"A new tile floor in the office and
halls of the Carlton hotel is being put
in by a Milwaukee contractor, an I'M
provement that will help modernize
the hostelry.
Services will be conducted in Eng
lish by Rev. Spilman at the Norwegian
Lutheran church Sunday, Sept. %, at
7:3O. A welcome extended to all. Sun
day school at 10 o'clock.
Rev. G. K. McInnis, wife and
daughter Myra of Beaver Dam were
guests of Edgerton friends a few days
this week. Rev. McInnis was formerly
pastor of the NJ E. church here.
-Mesdames E. B. Ellingson, T. A.
Ellingson, Henry Tellefson and Ed.
Grassman will entertain the society of
the Norwegian Lutheran church In the
church parlors, Thursday, Sept. q.
Atty. Geo. w. Blanchard returned
Sunday from a couple weeks outing in
the lake region of northern Wisconsin.
Mrs. Blanchard and son stopped off at
Stevens Point for visit to her mother.
Lieutenant Wood, Leon Ellingson,
Dewey Smith, Adolph Guinness, Charles
Thomas, Malvin Bake, Alfred Ties
berg, Floyd Mabie, Wayland Bliven,
members of Co. K, 4th regiment, w.
N. G., came down from Camp Douglas
the end of theweek.
Autumn is now bringing us the
finest weather of the year. What corn
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