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

j to Milwaukee for week end visit
18th relatives.
Henry Morrissey and family were
ut from Milwaukee for short visit
uring the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hutson were
uests of Edgerton relatives the latter
art of the week.
Geo. borrow is home from over
cas-, having received his discharge
rom Camp Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald McInnes of
Natertown were week end guests OF
Engerton relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Mcintosh of
Madison were week end visitors among
relatives in Edgerton.
Fred Carrier has rented the An
drew Berry home on West Fulton st.
Mr.. Berry contemplates removing his
family to Stoughton.
Atty. Fred w. Bentley of Chicago
was guest of Edgerton friends short
time early in the week.
George McGif1n of Tomah was
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Dave
Lampman, Memorial day.
&C. G. Biederman arrived home on
Monday from weeks stay at the
Moor baths at Waukesha.
F. A. Young and family motored
to Reedsburg and passed Memorial day
with relatives in that city.
John Schumacher arrived home
Sunday night. He received his dis
charge from Camp Grant.
Frank Pyre and Ed McDonough
have received their discharge and ar
rived home Thursday evening.
Miss Bessie McInnes arrived home
Sunday from Usage, Iowa, where she
has been teaching the past year.
j. Q. Emery & Son lost one of their
most valuable Register of Merit cows
Sunday evening, killed by lightning.
Miss Grace McDonough. who is
teaching at West Allis, was home for
Memorial day with her parents here.
Alfred Ellefson has received his
discharge from the service and arrived
here Monday forenoon en- route to his
home in Fulton.
Frank Risdon and wife were out
from Milwaukee to assist in caring for
the Watson lot in Fassett cemetery for
Decoration day.
The home talent play, "Rebecca's
Triumph" will be given by an exclu-
sive female cast at Fulton, Thursday,
June IL, at $50 p. m.
First Sergeant Herschal North,
with the 10th Engineers, son of D. w.
North, has received his discharge and
arrived home Friday.
&C. E. Bowman was up from Chica-
go to look after the family lot in Fas-
sett cemetery and to participate in
Memorial day exercises.
Dramatic situations characterize
the home talent play, "Rebecca's Tri-
umph," to be given at Fulton, Thurs
day, June IL, at $3.50.
Positively the last chance to see o
home talent play ut Fulton. The ladies
will present ''Rebecca's Triumph on
June IL at $50. Admission IS and Zoe.
Miss Isabelle Mcintosh leaves to-
day for Pennsylvania for visit to Mrs.
Gage, a former teacher here. and later
to relatives in Canada, returning to
Chicago to take a summer course in
junior high school work.
Dewey Smith, with the 10th En-
gineers over there, arrived home Thurs
day evening. Dewey belonged to the
Edgerton platoon and trained at Doug
las and Camp Macarthur with Co. M,
going over with the 32nd division.
Lieut.. James w. Clarke arrived
home Friday night from Camp Mills,
accompanied by his wife. He landed
in this country May % and received a
short furlough, having to report at
Grant last Tuesday.
The annual picnic of the Rock
county w. C. T. U. will be held at the
County Farm in the afternoon of Tues
day, June 10. A good program is be-
ing prepared in which each union is
expected to furnish two numbers.
Flowers and papers will be distributed
to the inmates. A picnic supper will
be served.
ALFRED Kirby of Fox Lake is now a
passenger conductor on this division,
with run between Chicago and Madi-
des. He takes the place of A. j. Cor
lis, whose home is in Chicago and who,
on account of his advanced age, has
hean Oiven a run that would enable