The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-07-04
Local Happenings

friends in Leyden for few days.
Miss Harriet Short is home from
Madison for two weeks vacation.
ID. w. North was at Boscobel a
couple days of the week on business.
Instead of going to GAINESVILLE now,
take drink with US at one of the new
bubbles.
Mrs. Harry Wah was up from Chi
cago, a guest at the home OF 5. +.
Madden and wife.
Ray Painter of Peru, ILL.,, is up
for visit with his brother, Eugene
Painter, and wife.
Frank Risdon and wife were out
from Milwaukee for short stay with
relatives the first of the week.
e. S. Lamoreaux is attending the
University summer school, taking a
course in the manual training art.
Mrs. Frank Nolan of New York is
here for an extended visit with her
father and sister, John and May Spen-
Ger.
Mrs. Fred Strasburg and daughter,
Miss Grace, were down from Madison
for a few days visit with relatives and
friends.
II. B. Earle while on his trip
through the west joined party from
Madison and made trip through Vel
lowstone Park.
Mrs. J. A. Jensen left Wednesday
for Sparta where she will join her sis
ters in motoring trip to Menominee
and River Falls.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Barton have
returned from Beloit where they Wis
their son, Fred Jr., and little grandson,
Wilfred Barton Berry.
Charles Pratt is out from Milwau
kee visiting old time friends. For
number of years Mr.. Pratt was with
the Richard Brown Lumber Co.
Charles Johnson and family Of Gays
Mills motored to Edgerton the last of
the week and passed few days with
the families of Andrew and VIM. Nc
Intosh
Miss Geneva Schoenfeld is spend
ing the week at Lake Waubesa with
camping party composed of the sopho-
mores of Delta Psi Delta sorority of
the U. w.
John Madden and wife left by auto
last Saturday for Mason City, Iowa,
for short stay with relatives. Be-
fore returning home they will go to st.
Paul, Mimi.
Thursday, August 7th, is the date
set for the Community picnic. Com
mittees of arrangement have been ap-
pointed and The Reporter will announce
features for the day in later issues.
The Norwegian Ladies society of
he East Koshkonong church will be
entertained by Mrs. Elmer Thronson
md Mrs. Albert Hanson, July 10th, in
he church basement. All are welcome.
DIR. Morrison and family are in
amp on the Rock river near MELVILLE.
hey left Tuesday and will remain
bout two weeks. The DR.. will be at
is Office during the day time and join
is family for the night.
Mr.. Sanford Onsgard and Miss
lima Phillips have been elected dele
gates to represent the local Young
'eople's Society of the Norwegian
lutheran church at the Circuit conven-
ion to be held at De Forest, July 4, 5
nd 6.
Services at the usual hour at the
Iethodist church next Sunday morning
nd evening. This will be the League
Nations Sunday and the pastors
heme will be upon that subject. All
tho have no other place of worship are
lvited to these services.
Melvin Lee, residing on farm be-
ween Edgerton and Stoughton, was in
Judge Russell's court Monday, charged
18th disorderly conduct, and was fined
m dollars and costs, amounting in all
thirteen dollars. On Wednesday,
Inc 25th, Lee was taken by Officer
ampbell for reckless and fast driving
1on our streets.
Miss Margit Emerson and Mr..
>hannes Johannesen were united in
arriage Thursday, June &c, 1919, at
e home of John Thoreson and wife,
ceremony being performed by Rev.
'efthen. Miss Emerson is niece of
cs. Thoreson. The young couple will
axe their home in Chicago, both hav-
lived there before their marriage.
George Dallman, recently returned
I'm France, was taken to Mercy hos
al in GAINESVILLE Monday evening,
lere he underwent an operation for