The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-07-19
Local Happenings

Mrs. +. u. Meyers on MONDAY.
Miss Kaia Isacson left Monday for
Audubon, Mimi, to visit relatives.
The Orange Club has moved up
stairs with Ed Lawrence in charge.
IT. B. Earle is at his Rice Lake
farm during the haying and grain har-
vest.
VIM. Rea of Mount Horeb was
guest of his brother, Geo. Rea, over
Sunday.
Donald McInnes and wife of Water
town were over Sunday guests of rela-
tives here.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ignatius McGinnity in Albion on the
18th inst.
Next Sunday morning the services
at st. Johns Lutheran church will be
in English.
Herman Stark and Fl. Kravick left
for Chicago Saturday to drive home cars
from the Overland agency.
Mr.. and Mrs Eng Anderson of
Stoughton spent Sunday with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. o. Akvik.
Frank Williams departed Tuesday
for visit to his mother and son Clay
ton at Los Angeles, Cal.
Lieut.. Andrew Thoreson informs
his friends that he has been assigned
to Co. A, 18th Inf. of U. S. regulars.
Thursday, August 9th, is the date
set for the Community picnic. Full
particulars will be published next week.
-Four troop trains of artillerymen
passed through here Monday en- route
from Camp Grant to the range at Camp
Robinson.
Mrs. Madge Donovan and daugh-
tiers Grace and Marcella of Albert Lea,
Mimi, are here for visit at the w.
H. Morrissey home.
Mrs Geo. Blanchard entertained
company of lady friends Tuesday after
noon in honor of her mother, Mrs.
Sherman of Stevens Point.
The Bethany Circle will be enter
tanned by the Misses Svea and Sigma
Adolphson at their home in Stebbins-
vile on Thursday, July Is. .t2
Mrs Geo Blanchard is entertain
ing her mother, Mrs. Sherman, and
sister, Eleanor, and Mrs. E. J. Ennor
and daughter Mabel Of Stevens Point.
W. S. Heddles and family of Madi-
son attended the Auto Sunday services
at Fulton and the dedication of the
Honor Roll in Edgerton in the after
noon
The Eastern Star picnic will be
held at Arthur Clarke's cottage on
Rock river next Thursday, July 25th.
If transportation is needed, arrange
with Dr. F. S. Smith.
Mrs. Scott Hatch and son Scott,
Misses Annis Davis, Dorothy Hatch
and Meta Clifford motored to Soldiers
Grove Saturday to pass few days
with Mrs. Bessie Peterson.
Mrs. r. L. Page of Fulton received
a telegram Tuesday announcing the
death at Boulder, Colo, of her brother
in-law, F. P. Grove, for many years a
resident of GAINESVILLE and conducted a
job printing office.
Max Henderson sends his parents
photos taken a mile or so above the
aviation fields at Dallas, Texas, which
show the remarkable clearness sur
vey of the outlines of the country can
be made in aerial photography.
In sending his annual remittance
to The Reporter from Amarillo, Texas,
J. H. Snow writes that good rains have
made people happy in Texas, Kansas
and Colorado and crops are assured.
Mr.. Snow is right of way agent for the
western lines of the Santa Fe railway.
Peter McCann has received letter
from his son Harry, written from a
hospital in France, in which he says he
is we'll and happy but does not hint at
or mention the fact that he was wound
ed in action May % as reported by the
government The inference is that he
will not be long in joining his regiment
Melvin Bake, another member of
Edgerton platoon that became a part
of Co. NJ, 128th Unfit, was reported
seriously wounded in an engagement on
June Ii on the battle front in France,
by dispatch sent by the war depart
ment to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
J. Bake, on Saturday last.
Harry Ash has check for $500
that he would like to have identified.
On July 6 a man bought set of fynets
and gave Mr.. Ash check in payment.
A few days after when Harry went to
get the check cashed he discovered it
was not signed, and he does not re-