The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-09-26

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have started in to buy poultry. See
their adv in another column.
Regular meeting of Edgerton Lodge
No. 146, K. of P, next Monday even
ing, Sept. 29th, at o'clock.
Contractors and builders ought to
look up the city ordinance before COM
mencing to build, 1t may save time
and trouble. 44t2
Judge Zimmerman has appointed
the following as members of the Dane
County Drainage Commission: Nels
Holman, three years; George Brown,
two, and Frank Bell, zone, all men with
experience in drainage matters.
Mr.. H. C. Schmeling will start at
once breaking ground for 46x25 feet,
two story extension to the rear of the
pool hall in the Schmeling block. The
second floor will be equipped for room
ing purposes, 10 additional rooms there
by becoming available.
The E. M. Ladd real estate agency
reports the following sales: Mrs. VIM.
Clifford sold her house on Blaine ST. to
Harry Hutson for $4,000; Hal Martin
sold the Stillman property on Washing
ton ST. to Sam Pringle and Ed Nc
Donough for $6325; Nathan Kelley sold
his 40 acre farm in the town of Albion
| - E,~.I N~oI~o e. GO 0Q0 tF4aT
The Frances E. Willard day, Sept.
%, falls this year on next Sunday. The
| 1919 law designates the nearest school,
day as the one to be observed by
schools. One and one-nalf hours OF
the day may be devoted at this time
for appropriate exercises, commemor-
atlng the life and character of Frances
Willard, one of the great apostles of
temperance.
The Edgerton Barn Equipment
Manufacturing Co. has ordered from
the Rock River Machine Co. of James
vile big shear and press punch which
will be installed in the plant here.
Parts of barn equipment that formerly
have been made by hand will now be
turned out by this machine, largely in
creasing the output capacity of the
! firm.
Miss Phyllis Campbell, daughter of
Fred Campbell of Milton, formerly of
Edgerton, was united in marriage to
George Mcfarland of Johnstown on the
18th Of this month They will be at
home on Mr. McFarland's farm in
Johnstown. Helen and Pauline Dick
inson and Thelma Burdick from Edger-
ton were guests at the wedding which
took place at the brides home in Mil
! ton.
! The 18th jubilee of the West Kosh-
konong congregation, Rev. Guttebo's
| charge, will be celebrated by a two-day
| festival beginning next Sunday. The
] Jubilee sermon will be preached by the
Rev. M. K. Bleken of Saude, Iowa,
! Sunday forenoon. In the afternoon
Rev. Preus of Chicago will deliver an
address in the English language. In
the evening sacred concert will be
given in the church. Monday Prof. S.
Ylvisaker, Phi. D., of ST. Paul will in
troduce theme which will be open for
general discussion.
Mrs. Paul Grubb and son, who have
been visiting in Chicago for ten days,
returned last Friday, the trip was made
by auto. With Mrs. Grubb came Mr..
Grubb's mother and brother Kenneth
and also Mrs. West of Chicago, who
will spend a few days at, the Grubt
home Mrs. West lost son in the
late war under circumstances that were
particularly sad. He was an aviator.
One of the last days before the arms.
tice was signed the gasoline tank of his
machine was hit by bullet, it took
fire and he fell with the burning ma
chine and gave his life. Another day
and the danger of enemy bullet would
have been past.
The reappearance OF the fiu during
the second half of the summer has
started discussion in the press of safe
guards to be taken as measures to him
der new epidemic of it next winter.
The summer type has been mild in
form, and has not as a general thing been
followed by any Of the complications
which made the situation so serious
last winter, but the physicians recog.
nize the symptoms and have pro-
nounced it the1same in kind, only mildei
in form. The general warning is that
when headache with sneezing, pains ir
the muscles, backache, and the genera
mean feeling make themselves felt, not
4 to treat them lightly, but to go to bed,
keen uniformly warm rest and give