The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-04-19
Local Happenings

UOHu yet!
M. E. Conway has returned from
very pleasant trip to California.
Henry Johnson left for New York
Sunday evening on a brief business
trip.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
John Cruise Jr the latter part of the
week.
Miss Madeline Pickles of Joliet,
ILL.,, is guest at the home of VIM.
Barrett.
james Harrison of Sterling, ILL.,,
has been passing the week with his
family here.
Miss Frances Quigley departed for
Mason City, Iowa, Friday on a visit
among relatives.
Geo. Blanchard and c. S. Farman
left Monday evening for Montana on
real estate business.
Fred Gleaves and family were up
from Orfordville for an over Sunday
visit with relatives here.
"A stereopticon lecture on China
will be given at the NJ. E. church Sun
day evening by DR.. Veritz.
Another shipment of western lambs
arrived at the feeding yards during the
week, to be finished for the market.
The town of Albion went over the
top of its quota on the third day of the
canvass for the Third Liberty Loan.
The new telephone directory is be-
ing sent out to subscribers. Any not
yet supplied can obtain copy at the
office.
The first rain in some days came
Tuesday morning and the lawns and
pastures are putting or bright new
dress.
Services in English at the German
Lutheran church Sunday evening at
1880 and hereafter every first and third
Sunday of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rasmussen and
Miss.Anita Tallard were up from Chicago
of E. G.. Tallard.
John Bowen and wife returned Sat
urday, evening from six months stay
at Lynn Haven, Florida, where they
passed delightful winter.
George Brown has enlisted with
the marine corps and his present ad-
dress is u. S. S. Austin Gavin, care of
Postmaster New York City.
-Alonzo Dickerson was called to
Chicago Friday by the serious illness of
his brother-in-law, John Hynes, for
mer resident of Edgerton.
F. w. Coon passed the week end
in Chicago visiting his daughter and
son stationed at the Northwestern uni
versity as instructor iii ordnance.
E. M. Hubbell, wife and daughter
Marie left Sunday evening on COM
bined business and pleasure trip to
Louisville, New Orleans and other
southern cities.
The Rock county board of super
visors met on Tuesday and organized
by electing George Hull of Johnstown
chairman. There was business before
the meeting for two or three day SEES
sion.
Sunday dinner will be served at
Miss McCarthy's restaurant on Henry
street at so cents. The profits of the
dinner next Sunday will be given to the
Surgical Dressing class Eat there and
help the good cause.
,-Jens Naset has been quite seriously
i'll at the home of his sister on Albion
Prairie since his return from the south
accompanying the remains of Geo. Sill
Norwood Sr. Mrs. Naset, who intend
ed to remain at Pensacola few weeks
longer, returned Saturday.
Max Henderson, a member of the
Canadian Flying Unit, is soon to be
transferred to Canada for instruction.
Max is now flying alone. A number
from his unit are to go to Canada. in
exchange for Canadian aviators trained
in the south this winter.
p. N. Grubb has received word
that his brother Kenneth, an aviator
at the Ellington Field, Houston, Texas,
has received a commission as lieuten-
ant, being placed in "a" class, which
gives him a fighting machine of his
own. He will undoubtedly see active
service soon.
The Red Cross room at the Library
is open every Thursday and Saturday
afternoon for making surgical dress
ings. An evening class will be started
Friday evening of this week; the hour,
7:SO to $50. Everyone come who can.
Bring coverall apron and large hand