The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-02-20
Local Happenings

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Mics Maxine Burdick spent Sunday
in Stoughton.
Miss Louise Rivenberg was Wis.,
itor at Madison Saturday.
james Conway was business call
.er at GAINESVILLE on Saturday.
T. B. Earle left Friday evening on
a business trip to Minneapolis.
Miss Cecilia Barrett of Madison
spent Sunday with her mother.
James WEittet is reported down
with an attack of the influenza.
Miss Nyria Gle spent few days
Of this week with her parents In this
city.
Henry Johnson had business to at
tend to in Chicago Thursday of this
week.
Miss Beatrice Holton spent q few
DAYS at her home during the latter part
of last week.
Miss Helen Smith entertained sew
eral of her friends with dancing party
Friday evening.
Miss Lozele Connors of Chicago
has been entertained at the home of
HelOise Rivenburg.
-Miss Helen Dickinson, who Is at
tending the u. W., was home to spend
Sunday with her parents.
Mrs. Alonzo DickersOn, who has
been critically i'll for several weeks, IS
on the road to recovery.
Regular communication Of Fulton
Lodge No. SO F. A. M. Thursday, Feb
26. Work in F. G. degree.
The World War Veterans at their
last meeting appointed committee 10
purchase furniture for their CLUB rooms.
Miss May Spencer, who has been
confined to the home for some time on
account of illness, IS again able to look
after her business.
Theodore Halversen of Madison
made business call at Edgerton last
Monday and made brief visit at The
Reporter office.
Mrs. A. T. Shearer gave number
of attractive readings at luncheon
given last week at the home OF Mrs.
FL. A. keenan, at StOughton.
Miss Mary Flotto of Chicago has
been the guest at the VIM. Mcintosh
home. Miss Flotto's mother was
Miss Forton. formerly of StOughton.
Miss Cecilia Barrett gave $50
dinner and shower on Saturday night
in honor of Miss Maxine Burdick, who
is soon to become the bride of Mr..
Robson of Stoughton.
Col. Alvin Alder, who has made
his home in Madison during the winter.
was in Edgerton last week to see about
fitting his Lake Koshkonong cottage
for service during the coming season.
p. N. Grub, l. G. Lutz and D. w
North left last Tuesday morning for
Milwaukee to attend Grand Chapter
r. A. M. They will at this time obtain
the charter for the Edgerton chapter.
A neat, well-worded letterhead is
the first kind of advertising for the
progressive farmer. The name Of the
farm, the product and the mans
name" SAYS A. W. Hopkins of the col
lege of agriculture
Miss Lottie Symons of Shullsburg
visited several days with her brother,
Mr.. Will Symons, and family. Miss
Symons was returning from Chicago
where she had been purchasing her
spring supply of millinery.
Mr.. Roland F. Altenhofen of Mil
waukee was in the city from Monday
till Wednesday of this week assisting
those who desired help in making out
their income tax schedules. He left
for Evansville Thursday morning.
John Swenehhart, who is in charge
of the land clearing operations for the
college of agriculture. is preparing &c
carry out campaign to reclaim $1O,-
9OO, 900 worth of land located in Is diff
ferent counties. The TINT is to do the
work.
The first Indian girl to become q
trained nurse hailed from Wisconsin.
Her name was Nancy Skenandore, ano
she was born at Oneida near Greer
Bay She was graduated from train
ing school in Connecticut and followed
her profession until her death in 1918
There WILL be regular meeting OF
the Eastern Star Tuesday evening
Feb. "a, at 7:3O sharp. Will all mem
bers who are planning to attend the
Eastern Star convention, to be held Al
GAINESVILLE Wednesday, Feb. %, 1920
please notify either Mrs. Pearson OF