The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-06-20
Local happenings

Frank Pearson attended Grand
Lodge F. & A. M. in Milwaukee last
week.
Gerhard Jensen has returned home
from a year at the Washington naval
school.
Miss Frances Cosgrove of Madison
was a week end guest of Mrs. Walter
Hadden.
Mrs. Louise Pearce left Monday
for western Iowa to spend month
with her sister.
George Foote, son of Bert Foote,
had his finger nearly severed in lawn
mower on Saturday.
The Chautauqua begins next Mon
day. That's June 30th, and continues
throughout the week.
Miss Helen Semrow of GAINESVILLE
was a guest at the home of H. B.
Knapp and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Dave and baby paid a
few days. visit to relatives in Slough
ton the first of the week.
Miss Margaret Carey of Madison
was a guest at the home of Willard
Doty and wife over Sunday.
Harry Ash attended harnessmak-
ers' convention in Milwaukee Wednes-
day and Thursday of this week.
Miss Hazel Farman departed Sat-
urday for Washington, D. c., to pay a
months visit to her sister Nora.
"A letter from Fred Flemsburg to
his sister, Mrs. N. A. Nelson, states
that he has arrived in this country.
Donald Armstrong fell and cut his
arm severely last week, necessitating
several stitches to close the wound.
Freeman Lyon passed Sunday with
relatives in Baraboo. Mrs. Lyon has
been visiting there for few weeks.
Miss Mary Dempsey of Monches,
Wis, has been guest of Miss Alice
Mooney and other friends during the
week.
Rush Wentworth and wife of Graf
ton, Wis, have been paying visit at
the home of his father, Ward Went
worth.
John Coon left Monday for Med
ford, Okla, to join his son Paul who is
employed by the Sante Fe Ry. at that
point.
James Whittet, postal delivery, is
taking two weeks vacation and Will
lard Schmidt is most efficiently taking
his place.
Mrs. Clayton Bush was out from
Milwaukee for short stay with her
sister, Mrs. E. E. Haylock, the last of
the week.
Miss Mary Barrett left Monday for
Yarmouth, N. D., to make an extend
ed visit with Mrs. Gretchen Tallard
Rasmussen.
-Supt. of Waterworks James Rey-
holds has moved his family into the
Schrub flats recently vacated by Ole
Moen and family.
The Edgerton Telephone Co. is
unning a farm circuit from Indian
FORD for several new subscribers and
relieve over-crowded lines.
The Mierswa Construction Co. are
progressing rapidly with the work under
heir contract, having the Stoughton
DAD portion about completed.
Regular meeting Edgerton Chap
;er o. E. S. No. 60 Tuesday evening,
une "a. Work and refreshments. ALI
members are requested to attend.
Howard w. Lee and wife of James
lille and Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Morley of
Seloit were guests at the home of
frank Pearson and wife Sunday.
Miss Frances Nichols has returned
rom South st. Paul, whers she has
,een teaching the past year, to spend
he summer vacation at her home.
"A meeting of the church officers
nd chairmen of committees of the
congregational church will be held at
ne church Friday evening, June II.
Gordon TenEyck, wife and son
Iarvey of Footville and Miss Mae
'orn of GAINESVILLE were Sunday guests
the home of B. J. Springer and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Whittet of
edwood Falls, Mimi, have been pay
visit TO relatives here. They
me to the Henry Ebbott home last
:iday.
Another application for a saloon
:ense has been filed, making four. L.
Larson has applied for permit for
location on Fulton street formerly
cupied by Carl Dallman.
John P. Lang and wife motored up