The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-05-10
Invitations have been issued by MI

INVITATIONS nave Do0D ISSuou ny MI
and Mrs A. S. Flagg for their 10Th
wedding anniversary, which takes place
at their home this evening.
A committee of firemen has been ap-
pointed to investigate as to what ar
engagements can be made in regard to
attending the annual tournament to be
held at Horizon June 1922 The COM
mittee will report at the next regular
meeting and at that time it will proba-
bly, be decided whether the company
attend or not.
Rev. L. A. Parr will be at GAINESVILLE
next Sunday morning preaching for Rev.
Denison. The Rev. M. j. Fepenga, prin-
cipal of Ashland Academy, will preach
the sermon here. 1t is hoped large
congregation will hear Mr.. Fenenga. A
gospel service will be held in the even
ing at 7:3O. The pastor will give the
address. Everybody welcome. Mid week
meeting tonight at 7:3O.
The Mems Club have sent out an in
vitation for social evening to be held at
the home of Rev. L. A. Parr Friday, May
10th, at p. m. The program will con-
sist of vocal selection by the male
quartette; paper on "Our City" by
Mayor E. M. Laid: "Our Schools" by
Prin E. L. Roethe: "Our Churches" by
Rev. L. A. Parr; 'Our Club" by Pres T..
j. Atwood A solo will also be rendered
by Freeman Lyon.
-Theo. Missinger, 17year-old lad
employed on the J. r. Helmer farm,
north OF Clinton, was severely injured
Tuesday by being run over By drag.
The implement needed some attention
and he stepped in front to adjust it and
while in that position an auto came
along the road. when the team took
fright and ran away. The young man
was thrown down and rolled over and
over under the sharp teeth of the drag.
He was picked up unconscious and it is
feared internally injured.
As a result Of recent visit of ru-
raj route inspector, some changes are to
be made in the rural mail delivery from
the Edgerton Office. Routes IA and Is
are hereafter to be known as 4 and 5,
but remain practically as now, though
the service by the Heddles and Pomeroy
farms is cut out and portions on Maple
Drive served instead. A portion of Route
in the central part of Albion has been
assigned to Stoughton route and about
twenty families in the vicinity of Lake
Koshkonong as far as Rufus Bingham's
will be served by Somerfelt instead.
Aside from electing officers for the
ensuing year, there was but very little
doue at the council meeting Tuesday
evening. The first business transacted
was the appointment of G. Robinson,
who had failed to qualify within the linn
itation time, as alderman for the second
ward. In the election of officers the
office of clerk was first voted upon,
Henry Johnson being the choice of the
members. Mr.. johnson declined to
serve and upon the second ballot FL. B.
Knapp was elected. On the first ballot
for street commissioner there were three
candidates, Long Ratzlaff and Walker;
second ballot Long received three and
Ratzlaff three, the mayor deciding in
favor of Byron Long. Phil Welch was
re elected marshal and Fred Campbell
assistant marshal and night watch.
James Reynolds was elected superin
tendent and engineer of water works.
Walter Mabbett was elected city sur
veyor, L. E. Gettle, city attorney, and
DIR. Morrison, health officer.