The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-01-03
local Happenings
Ole Hauge and wife passed New
Years with their daughter in Chicago.

60 receive your money.
Melvin Berg is home from Madison
TO spend a weeks vacation. He is at
tending the '4C' Business college.
Three cars of special jobs for the
navy department were shipped Tues
day by the Highway Trailer Company.
PIT Otto Maves returned to Camp
Devens, Mass, Saturday after spend
ing brief furlough at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Dickerson of
Portage visited among friends here a
few days the latter part of the week.
Election of officers at the Fire
Department next Monday evening.
All members are requested to be pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Doty and
Will Doty attended the funeral of an
aunt, Mrs Bond, at Milton junction on
Friday.
Samuel Wileman returned home
from Savannah, Mo-, the latter part of
NE week with his condition much i'm
Droved.
Miss Rose Harrington, teacher in
the public schools at Beloit, has been
spending the holiday vacation with rel
atives here.
Arthur LaBundy left Friday even
ing for Des Moines, Iowa, to accept a
position with the st. Paul railway at
Camp Dodge.
Regular communication of Fulton
Lodge No. So F. A. M. Tuesday, Jan.
2. 1919, at 7:3O o'clock. Important
Business to transact.
The Highway Trailer company's
plant is now steam heated. The new
heating plant was put in operation the
latter part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Menhall left
Monday on trip to Washington, D.
c., on business connected with the
Highway Trailer Company.
Mrs. Frank Pyre, Miss Amelia and
Harriet and Russell Pyre of Madison
were Christmas guests at the home of
Mrs. James Pyre in this city.
Mrs. James Greenwood has receiv-
ed word from her son Edgar, in the
overseas service, that he has recovered
from recent attack of influenza.
Paul H. Coon, recently discharged
from military service, left Thursday
for Amerillo, Texas, to take position
offered him by the Santa Fe railway.
Henry Johnson and wife, w. G.
Atwell and wife, George Blanchard and
wife and Cloudene Farman and wife
passed New Years with friends in Chi
eago.
Miss Nora Farman, who has been
home from Washington on vacation,
received wire asking her to report for
duty at the war risk department jan
aary End.
Robert Wilson has sent out some
two thousand circular letters together
with bills announcing special sale on
Jan. 6, to Saturday night, Jan. IL.
Lamont Girard, with Uncle Sans
J naval service, was home on furlough
to spend the holidays with his mother
here. He is at present at the Great
Lakes awaiting his discharge.
Henry Morrissey is moving his
family to Milwaukee this week as his
business with the Travellers ms. Co.
will be largely Office work in the flu
ture. Their new home will be $50,
38th street.
Ernest Haylock has rented his town
Of Porter farm and is arranging to
move to Edgerton about the first of
March. He will occupy his residence
In the third ward, corner of Fulton and
Broadway streets.
Keep in mind that the soldiers in
hospitals need current magazines, books
of travel and good recent fiction. Toe
Edgerton public library will receive
any contributions that may be left
there for the disabled soldiers.
Sergeant Mahlon Ogden arrived
home Friday evening from Camp Dew
ems, Aver, Mass, for ten day fur
Tough, looking fine and dandy Ac-
eording to his views there is no pros
pect of his immediate discharge.
Mrs. V. w. Deist of Madison will
speak at Library hall Monday evening,
Jan. 6, at p. M, on food conserva-
tion and our relation to our allies and
Germany. The meeting is held under
the auspices of the Federation of
Women's Clubs and the public gener-
ally are invited.
Corporal Melvin Hauge has been
discharged from service at Camp Corn
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