The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-08-22
Local Happenings

home from Stoughton last Sunday.
F. J. Mccarthy of South Dunkirk
has sold his 80 acre farm to Martin
Ehle.
George Stricken has been running
the Gazette mail car to GAINESVILLE this
week.
Mrs. Alfred Anderson and daugter
were with relatives in Lodi for few
days.
Miss Marie Cunningham was down
from Madison to spend Sunday with
her parents.
Henry Morrissey and wife were out
from Milwaukee for over Sunday with
relatives.
Miss Hazel Fuller of Beloit was q
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Midtbon the
first of the week.
Mrs. James Harrison is in Sterling,
ILL.,, paying visit to her husband and
son, John Harrison.
September 2 is the date on which
you will have chance to vote on the
soldiers bonus law.
Russell Schoenfeld returned home
Saturday from California where he has
been for few weeks.
F. c.. Hutson and wife were up
from Delavan to visit relatives the
latter part of the week.
Mr.. John Fogg of Port Washing
ton has been spending portion OF the
week with E. A. Meyers.
j. II. Merritt and wife of Brod-
head are passing the week with their
daughter, Mrs. B. ]. Springer.
Miss Louise Knutson of Hutchin-
son, Mimi, has been paying visit to
Mrs. Fred Campbell during the week.
Mrs. Arthur Menlin and son of St.
Paul were guests at the home OF Henry
Wesendonk and wife the first OF the
week.
Clement Cunningham and wife or
Pontiac, Mich, are passing the week
at the home of his parents, M. Cum
bingham and wife.
Mrs. Charles Spike was in Chicago
the latter part of the week to visit her
husband who is being cared for in a
hospital there.
Mrs. H. S. McGifin came down
from Sparta with her husband last Fri
day and passed few days at the T..
w. Birkenmeyer home.
H. G. Arthur and wife of Madison
and C. E. Arthur and wife of James
VILE have been guests at the j. 0. Ar
thur home during the week.
September 9 an election will be
held in the city hall to vote on bonding
the city for $18, 200 for the purchase of
land for city park.
Chief of Police B. j. Springer was
with relatives in Milwaukee Monday
and Tuesday. Thomas Quigley had
charge of the office during his absence.
Mr.. ]. j. Pearson departed Friday
for visit in the west, going to Kansas
City: Denver and Yellowstone Park,
and from there will go to Ratio, N. M,
to visit relatives.
Mrs. John Mawhinney had as guests
the latter part of the week, Mrs. VIM.
Mawhinney, Mrs. John Mawhinney and
child of Chicago, Mrs. L. E. Gorham
and son of Davenport, Iowa, and Mrs.
H. D. Stoppenback of Schleisingerville.
The Milton people offer five days
of real JOY. The Mutual Chau-
tauqua have engagements there Aug
ust % to 26, inclusive, They invite
Edgerton people over to share with
them this entertainment.
Postmaster Hoen, who has gone to
vast amount of work in compiling
accurate statistics regarding the boys
in the service from this vicinity, states
that there yet about fifty undischarged
soldiers.
Willard Doty, Thos. Thronson, DIR.
F. C. Meyers and Russell Pyre left the
last of the week for J. D. Ross lake,
Villas county, on fishing expedition.
All good anglers and the fish stories
will be accurate.
Six young men, all in the bachelor
class, are passing the week camping at
Lake Waubesa. They left with bag
and baggage on the Monday evening
train and those composing the party
were Lawrence and Earl Whitford,
Harry Mccain, Edward Short, Wei
lington Fredendall and Bjarne Ros-
sebo. Waubesa campers will enjoy
having bunch of war veterans with
them.
"A merry party of young ladies left
Monday to pass the week at Lake Rip
ley, occupying the Tellefson cottage.
The roll call is as follows: Bessie
Farman, Mary Young, Mary Mabbett,
Lorraine Schoenfeld, Elizabeth Towne,
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