The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-05-30
Local Happenings



Frank Pringle is home from BUSH
ess trip to Montana.
Common Clay" at the Lyric next
lesday AND Wednesday evenings.
Services in English at the German
lutheran church at 7:30 next Sunday
vening.
Miss Eleanor Maltpress was q
uest of her sister in Milwaukee over
he week end.
w. S. Heddles was down from
iadison to attend the funeral @of j Ohm
;epley on Tuesday.
The Royal Neighbors will hold a
AXE sale in the Pyre & Wanamaker
tore building Saturday.
james MenhalI has been in Detroit
IN business for the Highway Trailer
20. portion of the week.
The Edgerton banks will be open
until $50 o'clock Saturday evenings
during the summer months.
Carl Stanke arrived home from
Camp Grant Monday evening, having
received his discharge from military
service.
"A home dancing party was given
oy Miss Jessica North Tuesday even
ing. Nine couples were there to enjoy
the affair. -
Ed Schoenfeldt, who went across
with the 86th division, returned home
Saturday night, having been discharg-
ed from Grant.
Clayton Hubbell, Harold Sutton
and Max Voigt have secured employ
ment with the state geological survey
doing field work.
Large circulars have been distrib-
uted by Pearson & Jagoditch announc-
ing a special sale. Look up large nd
on another page.
"A. w. Subway and wife autoed
to Waukesha Sunday and spent the day
with their daughter, teacher in the
public schools of that city.
Our readers will miss a fine screen
success if they fail to witness Com
mon Clay" at the Lyric next Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings.
Common Clay" with Fannie Ward
in the leading role, one of the big photo
plays of the season, at the Lyric next
Tuesday and Wednesday.
John j. Leary, son of Mayor Leary,
in the u. S. navy has been assigned to
the transport service and left New
York Tuesday on an over seas trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hutson, who
passed the winter in Florida, are in the
state preparing to pass the. summer
months at their cottage on Delavan
lake.
There will be a special meeting
Saturday evening, May 81, of the o.
E. S. and all members are urged to at
tend. There will be work and refresh
ments.
Information has been received that
Lieut.. Earl MacInnis is on the way
home with the Seth division and is ex-
pected to join his wife here early in
June.
The Edgerton chapter of war vet
Grams gave May party at Academy
hall Monday evening that was largely
attended, many from out of town being
present.
The Ladies society of the Norwe-
gian Lutheran church will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Martin Mason, Mrs. Ole
Berg, Mrs. Chris Hanson and Mrs. L.
A. Anderson, Thursday. June 5.
Lieut.. Gov. Dithmar, Col Turner,
sergeant-at-arms of the senate, As
semblyman Hood of Baraboo were call
ers on The Reporter Tuesday afternoon
while motoring through to GAINESVILLE.
The postofice will close Friday,
Memorial day, at IL o'clock noon. The
lobby will be open from to 6 o'clock
to lock box holders. Rural service will
be suspended but city carriers will
make three deliveries.
The Progressive Study Club met
with Mrs. Percy Palmer Tuesday after
noon. A pleasing program was en-
Dyed by all and two course luncheon
was served. All declared Mrs. Palmer
a very charming hostess.
Summer temperatures have pre-
vailed much of the time this week,
ranging up to 80 at midday and all
vegetation is showing up finely. Farm
ers suggest the need of rain now for
the first time of the season.
L. w. Puerner has returned from
Montana where he has been for sew
eral weeks looking after the seeding of