The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-06-13
Local Happenings

ness.
Miss Dagmar Olson and Miss Ruby
Berry were week end guests of friends
in Madison.
Miss Marion Earle, who has been
teaching at St. Joseph, Mo-, has re-
turned home.
Relatives have received word that
Paul Stark has arrived in this country
from overseas.
Miss Mildred Swenson has gone to
Madison to attend the summer session
of the 4-C college.
Miss Esther Bardeen was down
from Madison for an over Sunday visit
with her parents.
Miss Teresa McDonough, who has
been teaching at Monroe, is home for
the summer vacation.
Miss Blanche Subway, who has
been teaching in Waukesha, is home
for the summer vacation.
Miss Frances Nichols reached home
Sunday from st. Paul where she has
been teaching the past school term.
Some hog! Willis Scofed of Indian
Ford recently delivered to M. E. Con-
way hog that brought $12l.6O. Some
price!
The w. c.. T. u. will meet with
Mrs. G.. F. Smith, Friday afternoon at
8 O'Clock, June Is. Everyone cordially
invited.
W. G. Atwell, George Blanchard,
Roy Hopkins and Clouden Farman re-
turned Sunday from a brief business
trip to Minneapolis.
George Wileman, son of Sam Vile
man of this city, and Harold Green OF
Fulton, two more overseas boys, ar
rived here Monday.
Miss Alice Mooney has had as her
guests during the week Miss Mary
Dentsey of North Lake and Miss Alice
O'Brien of Montello.
John C. Merrill, brother of Mrs.
w. G. Atwell, of Racine, was a guest
at the Atwell home for short time
the first of the week.
in cranking his Ford car Monday
morning, George Brown had the mis-
fortune to break the large bone in the
wrist of his right arm.
Roy Kathan, wife and, daughter
Lucille, formerly of the Lyric, were up
from Beloit to pass Sunday at the
home of w. B. Doty and wife.
In jumping out of wagon on the
farm Pen Brown Jr. broke bone in
his foot which will lay him by from
work for three or four weeks.
The band concerts will be held on
Thursday evenings instead of Wednes-
day and the school grounds have been
selected as the most desirable place.
Norman Connors, nephew of Mrs.
w. Bardeen, of Menominee, Mich, &C
companied by his mother, stopped off
here Saturday and paid short visit to
the Bardeen home.
AT a recent meeting of the Nation
al Lodge of Royal Neighbors sub
stantial raise in rates was decided upon.
This will put that organization on a
good financial basis.
The county board of Jefferson
county has voted to bond that county
for 81, 900, 600 for road work. The vot-
ers of the county will be given chance
to pass upon it at an election to be held
in September.
Apparently there were more autos
going and coming in every direction
last Sunday than any other day thus
far this season. A noticeable fact was
that in majority of them the occu-
pants carried fishing rods.
"A recent letter from C. HI. Bah
cock states that he and his daughter
had reached Flagstaff, Arizona, on
their trip to Los Angeles, California.
They expect to complete their journey
by June 6. He says it was great trip
and they enjoyed 1t immensely.
According to Attorney General John
Blaine, liquor license in Wisconsin
after July 1st will be of little value.
This is indicated in an opinion he is
sending to district attorneys through
out the state but adds ''unless congress
repeats the so-called prohibition acts"
Rev. A. w. Altenbern, son-in-law
of Chas. Hitchcock, has submitted his
resignation as pastor of the Universal
list church at Stoughton in order to &C.
cept the pastorate of a church at
Usage, Iowa. The resignation takes
effect July 1st.
The Mierswa Construction Co. has
been awarded the contract for laying
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