The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-06-09
Local Happenings

in GAINESVILLE on Friday.
Mrs. Adams of Madison is a guest
of her friend, Mrs. w. A. Bentley.
Mrs. b. G. Gle returned Thursday
from a visit to Poynettes and Madison;
4 Mrs. VIC. Atwell spent Friday in,
Madison with her sister, Miss Christine
Merrill.
Mr.. George Cox, Jackson, Miss, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and MRS.
Henry Cox. p Ifs' II q
Mrs. Sam Peterson of Janesville
spent Sunday with her sister Mrs.
Jacob Johnson.
Mrs. F. w. Coon spent Thursday
with her daughter, Mrs. Roscoe McIn-
tosh, at Madison. r. ga
Miss Mary Ann Young wentSto
Waukesha Friday to attend a fraternity
party and dance.
+ Mrs. Wray Watson, Stoughton,
visited her daughter, Mrs. II. b.
Knapp, Thursday.
I. Mrs. Zoe McKibbOn and daughter
Mary returned THURSDAY evening from
visit to Poynette. D.
Miss Moe of Stoughton visited her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Ludtke, the latter
part of the week.
Mrs. Henry Morrissey and children
of Milwaukee visited EAST weekat che
Henry Wesendonk home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VS.. Heddles were
down from Madison Sunday to attend
the funeral of w. A. Shelley.
Mrs. Blank of Reedsburg is here to
attend the graduation exercises Of her
granddaughter, Mary Ann Young.
Miss Emma Cox returned to Roches-
ter, Minn., Saturday after spending
few days with her father whois ill.,.
Mrs. Fred Meyers entertained at
bridge Thursday evening in honor of
Mrs. Lyle Cannon of Birnamwood, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. glCtss, Touton of
GAINESVILLE called on Edgerton friends
Sunday and attended the funeralSof w.
A. Shelley.
Mrs. Theodore Olson and Abner
Hansen, Madison, attended the. funeral
of their sister, Miss Gladys Hansen
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Thursday.
ATTY. H. s. Sloan, q former Ed
gerton resident, was among a number
of Milwaukee people who came to at
tend the Shelleyfuneral.
Mrs. George Farman entertainedza
company atsbridge Saturday IN honor
of her daughters, Mrs. Hitchcock of
Cincinnati and Miss Nora Farmarl who
teaches at Waukesha. -. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald McInnes of
Waterfront and Mrs. Clarence Jones Of
Stevens Point came Thursday for
week end visit with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs.aA. S. Flaggg ssssszzzs=z9,sss'9Sssssss
s=-MrsszLylesa Gannon, Birnamwood'z
Wis. returned Friday to Madison after
spending few days with her friend,
Miss Leo Thompson. Mrs. Cannon will
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.
Tallard, before leaving forhone.
Mr.. ard Mrs. e w. Conn and
daughter, Miss Hazel, left Thursday
morning by auto for Eau Claire where
their son Russell is INSTRUCTORS in@the
high school. From there Miss Hazel
will go to Minneapolis to spend few
DAYS with Miss Agnes Peacock.
Superintendent Ames in Dane
county reports that teachers,salaries
offered in his district run from $50 to
$40 for rural schools. Throughoutthe
state there IS an increasesin demand for
teachers of SO per cent above the avail
able supply With the present salaries
offered there should be an incentive for
capable young persons to quallfYfor
all the jobs open in the schools Of the
state. s.s,ezzzzs@ II
Marvin Marsden returned last week
Wednesday from Mercy hospital, James,
vile. where he had submitted to very
severe operation for the removal of an
infected gland of the neck. While his
recovery will necessarily require con-
siderable time, it is expected to relieve
atrouble of long standing.
Among the graduates from the u.
W. this spring the following aresfrom
Edgerton: College of Liberal Arts
Svea Mathilda Adolphson, Perry George
Anderson, Edythe Marian Gardiner,
Nyria Venice Gle, Seymour Msltpress;
Commerce Course = Clarence William
Mcintosh; School OfSbiusic- He lenRo-
zella Dickinsons Law SchooI Ray
Thomas McCann; Engineering sehool--
Roland, Francis Kellogg; Middle Course
ofthe College of Agriculture Herbert