The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-08-29


Kenosha for few days visiting rela
tives.
R. E. Dennis left Saturday night
to attend the Palmer school clinic Al
Davenport, Iowa.
Postmaster c. A. Hoen attended
the state convention of postmasters il
Milwaukee Tuesday.
1t is reported that DR.. Cleary hal
become the owner of the F. B. Lawtor
farm and part of the S. Emery farm il
the town of Albion.
Miss Rose Harrington returned
home last Sunday from New York City
where she has been the past six weeks
attending summer school.
The Ringing Bros. circus at Madi
son last Saturday was fairly well pat
ronized by Edgerton people.
English services in the Norwegian
Lutheran church next Sunday morning
at II co. D. G. Ristad will deliver the
sermon. Sunday school at 1000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hanson of AL
bion Prairie and Gilbert Moen of Rock.
dale spent Sunday at o. T. Berg's.
Mrs. r. E. Dennis has had al
guests during the week Mrs. d. Brett
haupt of Watertown and Mrs. Anna
Holden of Boscobel.
Ralph Bradley, who has been ir
the Meyer barber shop for some time,
has resigned and gone to Stoughton to
work in shop there.
&C. E. Sweeney has sold one of his
farms of 100 acres in the town of Por-
ter to VIM. Handtke who now lives on
the farm. Consideration $21, 800.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henry of
Lancaster. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Micka
of Platteville have been guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Maltpress
during the week.
Through the E. M. Laid real estate
agency the James Joyce residence prop
at the corner of Head and Rollin streets
in the second ward has been sold to
Erick Veum for $3.50.
Miss Nettie Conn was operated on
for appendicitis at the Mercy hospital
in GAINESVILLE Monday morning. She
withstood the operation and her condi-
ton since has been most satisfactory.
The annual mission festival at st.
Johns Lutheran church last Sunday
was we'll attended, good sized audi
ences being present at all three serv-
ices, and there was liberal offering
to the mission.
The Highway Trailers were victor
ious in the game at the Driving Park
Sunday afternoon with the crack team
from Hardware. The score was 10 to
in their favor, nine of these being
made in the second inning.
The John r. Johnson farm in the
town of Albion has been sold by the
heirs to Leonard and Edwin MarsGen.
There are 240 acres in the farm and
the price was $4,000. Sale was made
through the E. M. Laid agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Berg and fam
lily of Manitowoc visited at the home
of o. T. Berg and family last week.
They motored down in their Buick car
and also visited relatives and friends
near Utica, their former home.
e. NJ Laid has sold his Rollin
street residence to VIM. Connors of
Hardware. Possession will not be Civ
en- until next spring. Mr.. Connors has
farmed for many years and has con-
cluded to retire. His sons will conduct
the farm.
September End is the date when
you can go to the polls and register
your choice on the soldier bonus bill.
Our boys did all and more than their
share over there. Will you cast vote
in their favor next Tuesday and do
your share here?
Prof. Henry Onsgaard, wife and
son from Aberdeen, S. D., are spend
ing a week with Mr.. Onsgaard's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Even Orsgaard of
this city Prof. Onsgaard teaches
French and music in the State Normal
school at Aberdeen.
Mrs. Barsness of Milwaukee and
her daughter, who is teacher in one
of the Milwaukee public schools, are
the guests of Mrs. Martin Mason. To-
gether with a number of friends from
Edgerton they were entertained at the
Mason home Friday afternoon.
WATERFOWL, the largest city in JEFF
ferson county. is undergoing an ice
famine. The supply to all private fam
lilies has been shut off. In Edgerton,
Mr.. Nelson, the ice man, states that
by prudent distribution there will be