The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-05-31
local Happenings
-Rained every day SO far this week.


fish.
City Engineer Peirce has been here
this week running several sidewalk
grades.
Miss Olga Hanson and her sister,
Miss Emma, were week end visitors in
Chicago.
%. A. Kaiser and wife, Miss Tall
and Miss McDonough motored to Camp
Grant Sunday.
The Bethany Circle will meet with
Mrs. Martin Mason at her home Friday
evening. June T. 29t2
Ole Bradison fell in crossing the
street Friday, sustaining fracture OF
a bone in his forearm.
Mrs. Fannie Sutton has returned
from visit in Barron county, bringing
her daughter, Mrs. Halvor Bjoin, with
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mcintosh ar
rived home Saturday evening from
two weeks visit to San Antonio and
New Orleans.
james Reynolds and wife and Mrs.
Frank Williams were at Camp Grant
the latter part of the week to see Rus
sell Reynolds.
"A social center meeting will be
held at the P M. church on Albion
Prairie Friday evening. Atty. T. N.
Grub will speak.
"A party of fourteen young ladies
enjoyed a ''weiner roast" at the glen
near GAINESVILLE Tuesday evening, be-
taking in the movies.
The opening band concert of the
season takes place next Wednesday
evening, June 5th. Mr.. Andrew Mcln-
tosh will act as leader.
Regular meeting of Fulton Lodge
F. & A. M. No. SO Tuesday, June 4th,
1918. at 8 o'clock. Work in the M. M.
degree. Visiting brothers invited.
The members of the Philomathian
Club went to Beloit Monday and spent
the dav at the home of Mrs. D. W..
Clark, former member of the club.
1t is quite necessary that sweaters
being knit for the Red Cross should be
finished by the 10th of June IN order
that the assignment of 125 may be
shipped on time.
The Tellefson Garage received
Fordson tractor this week that is at
tracing a good deal of attention from
farmers. The Fordson is the latest IN
farm tractors.
Cards were received Monday by
relatives here announcing the safe ar
rival in France of George borrow, who
was among the first of Edgerton's con-
tingent sent to Camp Grant.
The Ladies' society of the Norwe-
gian Lutheran church will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Chas. Nelson, Mrs. l..
A. Anderson, Mrs. Marks and Mrs.
Davis at the church parlors Thursday,
June 9th. z9tz
There seems to be some failure to
realize that the commencement exer-
cises of Thursday, June 9th, when the
high school service flag will be dedi-
Gated, are open to the public. The
public is not only invited, but urged to
attend.
Lieut.. Robt. Mcintosh telephoned
his parents from Chicago Tuesday
evening, saying that he was enroute
from FIT. Sill to his command in the
85th division at Camp Custer, which it
is rumored is soon to be moved for
oversee service.
Lowell Whittet was indicted into
the ordnance service of his country as
a volunteer last week and sent to JEFF
ferson barracks. In few days he ex-
poets to join Frank Pyre and Will Dick
inson at Camp Hancock, Ca, where
ordnance training is now being done.
Members of the Edgerton High
School Alumni association are cordially
invited to attend the annual reception
and banquet to be held in the high school
gym, Friday, June z, 1918. Fifty cents
a plate. Pay alumni dues to Ethel
Morrison before Friday, June Z, 1918.
Under the federal law, which is
now adopted by the state of Wisconsin
also, all minors under II years of age
must have labor permits before they
oooSno Ione1Ilu am plovod op6 all those
who are under IA years of age can Sc
cure permits for labor only during va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Gress, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tbos. Wileman, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
F. Keller, Mr.. and Mrs. S. 7. Pringle,
Mrs. A. K Hahn, Mrs. S. Humphrey,
Arthur Gress and M. H. Ford attended
the funeral of the late Arthur S. Fonda