The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-11-28

Thanksgiving and few days with rel
atives
Mr.. /. w. Bunting has sold his 90
acre farm in the town of Albion to
Henry Amundson for $1,000. Reported
by the Laid agency.
The Mesdames O. G. Hanson, Will
Symons, John Thoreson and E. Grief
then attended the missionary conven-
ton at Stoughton last Friday.
| Mrs. j. A. Jensen, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. G. Hanson and Miss Anna Hoen- Wis
tied in Beloit last Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Lund.
A well attended and pleasant box
social was held at the Carpenter school
house on Albion Prairie last Monday
evening. Speeches and music.
Mrs. Keenan, and Mrs. Duncan OF
Stoughton were among the ladies who
were entertained at luncheon given
| by Mrs. A. T. Shearer at her home last
Friday.
| Oscar Nelson and Victor Stengel
were operated upon for the removal OF
| tonsils at the Lockwood hospital last
| Saturday. The operations were sue
cessful.
Services in ST. Johns Lutheran
church Thanksgiving day in the morn
| ing at 1920. English services at 7:3O
next Sunday evening, preaching by the
pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Shumway re-
turned from Beloit last Friday after a
week spent there. They were called
there by the death and burial OF Mr..
| Shumway's sister-in-law.
| -Four carloads of steers were un-
loaded for parties here who are going
| to feed them for market. Anton Ol-
son, E. Nj. Laid, Gus Gumble and Ed.
Jensen each took carload.
| Mrs. E. A. Meyers was called to
Port Washington last Friday by the
illness and subsequent death of her
uncle, T. Schmitz. She expects to re-
turn by the end of this week.
| Mr.. Schiefelbein is establishing a
milk depot in the building vacated by
Mr.. Rosendahl on Swift street. Mr..
Schiefelbein has been in the dairy bus
mess here for number of years.
Mr.. Willard Doty, the new secre-
| tary of the Chamber of Commerce, con-
tinues to own the truck line, but the
Gazette service which he handled has
been taken over by Mr.. Geo. Stricken
of this city.
The schools will have Thanksgiv-
ing recess beginning Wednesday after
hours and lasting till Monday morning.
The teachers whose homes are out OF
town expect to spend the holiday with
their folks and friends.
The union Thanksgiving service
! will be held at the Congregational
church at 7:3O Thanksgiving night.
Everyone is heartily invited to come.
Refreshments will be served in the
church parlors at the close OF service.
| Wednesday evening of this week
Mr.. Oberholser, Boy Scout organizer,
came down from Madison and gave
talk to men, prospective leaders of Boy
| Scout troops. The meeting was hello
in the high school building.
The w. C. T. L. remembered the
boys in the hospitals at Camp Grant by
sending them a lot of goodies fol-
Thanksgiving day. The boys will en-
ioy the gifts and bless the hearts that
gave them. That is Thanksgiving
spirit.
Eugene Short, who for number
of years has been in the service OF the
Fairbanks Morse company at Beloit
has accepted position in the Cont
mental Axle company here. Mr.. Shor'
and family are coming home when set
thing in Edgerton.
Willard B. Doty has been chosen
, | the new SCClCtoAJ Va wiz OAAS~AA>S>
of Commerce. The appointment was
made at the meeting of the board las
week. Mr.. Raymond, the former sec
, rotary, resigned to enter the service O
the Highway Trailer company.
Governor Philip has appointed I
T. Hazelberg of Barron county prohlol
ton commissioner for Wisconsin unde
the Mulberger prohibition enforcement
law. The salary to be $4,000 per an
num-. The appointment must be con
y firmed by the senate of the next legls
lature.
Frank Benson and party from
Stoughton had their car run into by
car dri yen by travellers from Beloit. |
happened near the Emery farm corner
The cars showed the effect of the col
lision, but the occupants did not suffe