The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-09-06
Local Happenings
School commences next Monday.

-ReglStraClOn DAY next lHuISudy AOL
those who come under the new law as
subject for military duty.
H. A. Moehlenpah, the democratic
candidate for governor. will open his
campaign at Clinton on Sept. 10.
w. o. and Abel Naset of Sparta
have been visiting relatives IN Edger-
ton and vicinity during the week.
The Bethany Circle will be enter
tanned by Kathryn Ellingson at her
home Thursday evening, Sept. IL.
Lieut.. Duwane Wright of Camp
Dix, New Jersey, was visitor at the
home of Mrs. J. B. Shaw last week.
Mrs. Josephine Tallard Cannon de-
parted Monday for Appleton to resume
her duties in the high school of that
city.
Russell Conn left Saturday for
Stratford, Wis, where he has engaged
to teach in the high school the coming
year.
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Herrick con-
ended a visit with relatives here Tues
day, returning to their home in Mime
apolis.
The Eastern Star order will resume
their regular meetings after the sum-
mer vacations, commencing next Tues
day evening.
Mrs. A. E. Stewart and little son
returned Tuesday evening from sew
eral weeks visit with relatives at
Huntington, Ind.
Miss Bessie McInnes left Friday
for Usage, Iowa, where she will be en-
ployed as teacher in the high school
the coming year.
Jacob Badly went to the general
hospital at Madison Tuesday to submit
to an operation for a bladder trouble
of long standing.
Fred Lohmaier, who was listed to
leave for Fort Dodge, Iowa, last Fri
day. for limited service, has been
granted an extension for few weeks.
Arthur Clarke and wife went to
GAINESVILLE Friday evening to meet Mrs.
jamie Clarke of Rockford, who re-
NAMED with them here until Monday.
The first shipment of western range
sheep of the season, Is car loads, ar
rived at the Edgerton feeding yards
Sunday for a few days rest and fill
before being forwarded to the Chicago
market.
Relatives here learn that Will
Dickinson, Frank Pyre and Lowell
Whittet, all with the ordnance depart
ment at Camp Hancock, Ga, have re-
ceived orders to prepare for overseas
service.
Roy TalIard, who is in the trans
port service of the navy, arrived home
Monday morning for a six-day furlough
Roy has made six trips across and In
tends to make many more before the
close of the war.
ID. F. Whitford and wife received
word that their son Earl had been com
missioned 1st lieutenant. He IS al
Camp Jackson, Columbia, S. c. The
Edgerton boys are making showing
that all are proud of.
Fred Schultz, lately of Racine, wa:
here for few days this week to secure
his transfer from the local board fol
non-military services. He departed
Tuesday for New York to enter thu
employ of spring works.
Mrs. F. H. McCrea and daughter
who have been visiting at the home O.
her mother, Mrs C. F. Mabbett, TO
several weeks, returned to Mckees
port, Pa, Tuesday, where Prof. Nc
Crea is engaged in teaching.
Martin Linde, a farmer residing
near the East churches on the Rockdal
road, fell from his tobacco shed Thurs
day, sustaining injuries that causes
PARALYSIS of his limbs. His condition
since has considerably improved.
On and after Sept. 10 the Edgerto
Telephone Go. Will discontinue glVlni
the time of day. The operators ar
kept so busy answering business call
they can scarcely be expected to COZ
rect the clocks of hundred or NOR
customers each day.
Two special coaches sleeper an
dining car-have been sidetrackec
Edgerton for a few days. housing
party of government inspectors VIII
are engaged in surveying and mappin
railway property, to be used in maxim
up the physical valuation of the c. N
& st. P. Ry.
On Thursday last relatives in Can
bridge were officially notified tina
James Monroe was killed in actor
James Monroe, whose home was