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


Miss Maxine Hadden spent last
week with Milton relatives.
Miss Justine Price spent the week
end with Stoughton friends.
MIR. N. A. Nelson, Racine, spent
Sunday with his family here.
September is the date for the
election on the soldiers bonus.
Fillmore Udey of Woodstock, Ill,
spent Sunday at the O. Kaiser home.
Miss Wilkinson of Toledo, Ohio,
spent the week end with Miss Frances
Carrier.
-Serg. Andrew Jensen came home
Friday night. FL was discharged at
Grant.
Miss Mildred Nelson returned home
on Sunday after weeks visit with
Stoughton friends.
|. L. J. Dickinson, vice president OF
the Tobacco Exchange bank, is taking
a two weeks vacation.
Webster and Wesley Anderson of
Racine visited over Sunday at the home
of o. T. Berg and family.
Last Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Johnson entertained the Bridge club at
Lindenhurst, Lake Repley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cavanaugh were up
from Chicago the first of the week.
guests at the E. M. Hubbell home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Swift, Mrs.
Toynton, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Strasberg
and son motored to Waverly Beach
Sunday.
Austin and Russell Dodge returned
home Monday after spending couple
of months with their grandmother near
Clinton.
Mrs. Lydia Johnson, who is guest
of her mother, Mrs. Andrew Jensen,
passed few days the first of the week
with relatives in Beloit.
Miss Cathrine McManus, who is
camping at the Scofield cottage on the
Rock, entertained a company of twelve
couples at dancing party on Tuesday
evening.
Henry Mayrend of Michigan re-
ceived his discharge from Uncle Sans
service Tuesday at Camp Grant. He
is visiting friends in Edgerton for a
few days.
The American war veterans will
hold meeting Monday evening, Aug.
Is, at s o'clock in K. P lodge rooms.
All returned soldiers are requested to
be present.
Miss Theresa Durnin and friend,
Miss Mary Meade, of Chicago returned
to their homes Sunday after spending
two weeks with relatives in Edgerton
and Stoughton.
Henry Thronson has sold his 12O
| acre farm in the town of Porter to
Nels Johnson of the town of Albion at
$165 per acre. Sale made by the C. E.
Sweeney Real Estate Agency.
Mrs. Ray Graves of Sparta is a
guest of her sister, Mrs. J. A. Jensen.
Mrs. Jensen on Tuesday afternoon en-
tertaine1 company of lady friends
with an auto ride and dinner at Slough
| ton.
Mr.. Mike McDonough and wife of
Chicago were guests at the E. M. Hub
bell home few days the first of the
week. Mr.. McDonough is cousin of
| Mrs. Hubbell From here Mr.. and
Mrs. McDonough went to Evansville to
visit relatives.
Besides the regular weekly orders
for car load lots of trailers for the
southern trade, the Highway Trailer
Co. has many orders that keep the shop
| running overtime. On Wednesday a
shipment of four 6-ton reversible types
were loaded for shipment to Canadian
| customer.
Lee Alder was in Beloit Monday to
see the Atwood-Davis Sand company
regarding sand and gravel. There was
no relief in sight as all sand and gravel
4 Gals nave OCCIl LdhCIl " tUG COdi 1lGiuS
1t looks now as though West Fulton
street paving would be blocked for a
| few weeks.
Through the E. M. Laid real estate
agency the Frank Scholl residence prop
erty in the second ward has been sold
/ to William Cunningham for $12S1. so;
| the George Kidder farm in the town of
Milton, 120 acres, to James Tobin of
Monroe for $21, $50.
"A camping party chaperoned by
Miss Clara Jensen will go to Waubesa
next Monday for weeks outing. The
young ladies making up the party are
the Misses Helen and Pauline Dickin-
son, Beatrice Holton, Florence Kellogg,
Catherine Hubbell, Sophia Stricken,
! Esther Nelson, Ruth Mcintosh.