The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-11-29

make three deliveries day.
Mrs. Sarah BeatoA has gone to
Minneapolis to spend the winter with
her son.
Eugene Crandall and wife of James
Vile were guests of Edgerton relatives
Sunday.
Mrs. r. w. Graves and two sons
OF Sparta are guests of her sister, Mrs.
j. A. Jensen.
VIM. Schulz of Camp Grant is home
for ten days furlough to pass the
Thanksgiving holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald McInnes of
WATERFOWL spent Thanksgiving at the
A. S. Flagg home.
Melvin Berg was home over Sun
day from Madison. He is attending
the '4C'' Business College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Miller of Sun
Prairie were over Sunday guests at the
w. w. Hammond home here.
Miss Genevieve McDonough and
Miss Ruth LacEner passed the first few
DAYS of the week in Milwaukee.
Mrs. E. C.. Tallard and son Sidney
were down from Madison Tuesday to
spend the day with Edgerton relatives.
Louis Koehn slipped and fell Sun
day, fracturing one of the bones in his
ankle, which laid him up for few
days.
Election of officers at the K. of 2.
lodge on Monday evening, Dec. End,
at o'clock Refreshments will be
served.
-Rollie Williams, captain of the 18th
regiment football team at Great Lakes,
led his team in a game at Lacrosse on
Thanksgiving.
Frank Pringle and L. Puerner re-
turned Tuesday morning from Mon
tana. The latter has been in the west
since early spring.
Frosty nights have at last come.
The temperature dropped to 20 on sew
eral mornings during the week, but the
days have been fine and pleasant.
Mrs. Gertrude Mccarthy left Sun
day on two weeks vacation which
she will spend with her son Carlton at
Colorado Springs.
Grandfather North learns that a
daughter has lately arrived in the fam
ily of Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Brokow at
international Falls, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Johnson, H.
McInnes and F. w. Coon attended the
funeral of ex-Gov. W. D. Hoard at Ft.
Atkinson on Monday afternoon.
The w. R. C. will hold their an
nual inspection Tuesday evening, Dec.
3rd. Mrs. Noyes of Madison will Of
ficiate. A $50 dinner will be served.
Information reached here of the
death of Willard Whitcomb at mill
tary camp recently, who was nephew
of D. w. North and Mrs. James Vile
man.
A civil service examination for a
clerk-carrier in the postoffice at Ed
gerton, will be held Dec. IA. For par
Uiculars see Earl Dickerson at the post
office.
Fred Strausberg has been informed
that his son John has been invaded
back to this country and is now at a
hospital in Virginia until he RECEIVERS
from wounded knee.
Influenza has again broken out in a
few localities in this vicinity. A num-
Der of cases have appeared around
Stebbinsville of late, the family of Ell
mer Carey being among them.
DIR. A. T. Shearer is home from
Fort Dodge, Iowa, on ten days fur
Tough and is accompanied by his wife.
The doctor hopes to get his release
from the hospital service soon.
Roger Mooney and Earl Broderick,
who have completed their radio train
ing at the Great Lakes, are home on a
furlough before leaving for the Har-
ward school for further instruction.
Mrs. c. r. Bentley on Tuesday de-
parted for Blytheville, Ark, where she
will be guest of her brother, C. L..
Culton, for a few weeks. She expects
to be absent from Edgerton about six
weeks.
Lieut.. Warren Coon has been trans
ferred from Camp Taylor to Fl. Sill,
Okla, with $50 other commissioned Of
ficers, leaving by special train Friday
evening, for instruction in the school
of fire.
If you contemplate purchasing
presents for Christmas, just take a
look through your home stores and
you'll be convinced Edgerton is the
,,Ioca to make YOUR buy With quail