The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-06-03
Local. happenings

SATURDAY IN JaneSNiue.
Walter Vickers is again home after
business trip to Montana.
John Henderson of Madison spent
Decoration Day with his son in Edger-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marks are build
ing home for themselves on Albion
road.
Miss Georgia Clifford of Chicago is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Clifford.
Harvey Raymond came up from
Chicago to be with friends on Decora-
ton Day.
Miss Lois Green entertained her
sister Myrtle from the U. w. over the
week end.
Mrs. Wilmer Slagg is convalescing
at hospital in Madison after sue
cessful operation.
George Blanchard, city attorney,
has been called to the bedside of his
father who is very ILL
Work on the Edgerton-J anesville
road was suspended during last week
owing to the heavy rains.
Mrs. L. E. Gettle and son of Madi-
son spent Sunday and Decoration Day
as guests of Mrs. w. S. Brown.
MIR. Tiemann went to Chicago Mon
day afternoon to spend couple days
attending to matters of business.
A fine new barn is under construc-
ton on the Laid farm. The equipment
is to be of the best Electric power
and lighting.
"A dance will be given at the home
of Frank Leitz, three miles east of Ed
gerton, Saturday evening, June 4th.
Everybody welcome.
If the yellow label on your copy of
The Reporter says that your subscrip-
ton has expired, it is time to renew.
Your check is good.
Miss Mildred Jack has returned
from Tomah and will spend the summer
in Edgerton. Everybody is glad to see
the patient little artist.
VIM Bussey and C. G. Biederman
made a trip to Milwaukee last Saturday
to attend to business in connection with
the local sheep feeding yards.
Roy Worthington, newly appointed
road patrol for the county. took charge
last week. He will patrol the high
ways also during the evenings.
The sale of household goods, adver-
tised for June 4th at the F. W. Coon
home, mas been postponed until later
date, of which notice will be given.
Mr.. Rosendahl, who was in the
plumbing business here, has decided to
open business in Iron Mountain, not in
Amigo as was at one time reported.
"A large number of cars with Illi-
nois license have gone up into the lake
regions of Wisconsin during the week.
Wisconsin is the paradise of fishermen.
"A truck came last Saturday and
moved Attorney Grubb's large law IL
brary to GAINESVILLE where he now will
be in active practice-Nalan, Dougherty
& Grub.
Miss Hannah G. Johnson of Mil
waukee is at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Ristad, during the latter's absence
for course of treatment at hospital
in Chicago.
1t is some years since the meadows
and fields were as far advanced at this
time of the year as they are this sea-
son. The rye is fully headed out in
many fields.
Edgar Greenwood, whe is in fed
eral sanatorium at Waukesha, is fail
ing, according to reports received at
the home of his mother, Mrs. Sarah
Greenwood.
The autos belonging to Ezra Bussey
and George Hall, respectively, were
rather badly damaged by humping into
each other in front of the. Maltpress
flats last Saturday. No one was hurt.
The heavy rains have interfered
with the cement work on the Edgerton
streets, but the preparatory work is
being pushed; Swift street and Albion
road are now being made ready for the
cement.
DIR. Meyers little daughter mar
rowly escaped serious injury last Fri
day when she was bumped into by ar
auto. She was bruised about the body,
but an X-ray taken Saturday did not
reveal any b.oken bones.
Miss Bernice Brown, who has been
i'll for long time and during the last
months has been confined to her bed
with stubborn heart ailment, is not
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