The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-01-16

or III Cmc8So TUESDAY. ~
ID. w. North spent Tuesday in
Madison on business.
Mrs Van Ness Green was Madi-
son visitor Tuesday.
Max voigt is now in the employ Of
the Anderson. Farman Co.
Mics Elizabeth Hepburn and Miss
Beulah Croft were in Madison Monday.
Floyd Welsch wasIdown from Madi-
son to pass Sunday with friends in Ed
gerton.
Mrs. w. G. Atwell is passing few
days Of the week with friends in Wau-
kesha. III 49, 8
| Mrs. Harry Ballou of Ladysmith,
Wis, was an over Sunday guest at the
home of her cousin, 7. A. Ellingson.
The editor of The Reporter, Mr.. d.
G. Ristad, has been confined to his
home portion of the week on account
Of illness.
The w. C. T. u. chapter met at
the home of Mrs. Wallace Brown last
Friday afternoon. There was a large
attendance and an entertaining pro-
J gram. A buffet luncheon was served.
The new war savings stamps are
now on sale at the post office. The cost
per stamp for the current month is
$4.12. The stamps are red in color and
are redeemable on 10 days written no.
tice.
e. M: Laid reports the following
sales: Jennie L. Carlson dwelling on
Swift street to Ray Cook, $4,000; Susan
Maltpress house near German church
to S. A. Smith, $500; Isabel Pierce
block on Swift street to Hans Lund,
$500.
The annual meeting of the Edger-
ton Chamber of Commerce to have
been held at the high school Tuesday
evening, was postponed to Friday, Jan.
%, at O'Clock, there being no quorum
present. The postponed meeting will
be held at the high school,
The Ladies society Of the Norwe-
gian Lutheran church will be enter
tanned by Mesdames John Linaas, z.
M. Ladd, Oscar Hanson and Henry
Thronson Thursday evening, Jan. ~.
1t is the 9Th annual missionary meet
ing and a program will be rendered.
"A story in four parts is published
on page three of this issue. 1t is from
the pen of City Clerk Geo. w. Blanch-
ard and was authosized by the common
council. In after years it will be pub
lished in book form and when that time
comes every resident should secure a
copy.
Miss Leo Thompson entertained at
a $50 o'clock dinner at her home Mon
day evening. The affair was in honor
of Mrs. E. r. Coulter of Miles City,
Mont, and Miss Janette Shepard of
Brandon, Wis., Covers were laid for
fourteen guests The rooms were dec
grated with potted plants and flowers.
Cards were played during the evening.
-Four of the regular employees of
the Electric Light company quit their
positions last Tuesday, leaving the firm
shorthanded as regards taking care of
| trouble that might arise. However,
the GAINESVILLE Electric Co. will see to
it that the Edgerton patrons do not
suffer. Three of the men have gone to
work on the tower line.
Wednesday morning checks were
mailed TO stockholders of the Highway
Trailer company covering 10 per cent
dividend. There is limited number of
Highway Trailer shares of stock re-
Gently placed for sale and to many this
looks like a good investment. The
stock can be bought at the conpany's
office, Mcintosh Bros. Office, or at
either bank in this city.
| As matter of appreciation for the
carrying out of somewhat compli-
Gated deal, there has been sent on to
D. w. North from Montana beauti-
fully polished pair of buffalo horns and
mounted black tailed deer head which
now adorn the walls of his Office. This
deer inhabits the Rocky mountains from
the 54th degree north and is very
proud animal. 1t has been suggested
to Mr. North by The Reporter that it
be placed on exhibition in some store
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time.
The local Royal Arch chapter will
confer that degree on Peter Anderson,
Fred Carrier and Jonathan Marsden
Friday afternoon, and upon Sanford
| Smith. Earl Shaw and Willis c. SEQ
field Friday night at the Masonic tenn
pie in GAINESVILLE. This is necessitated
because of the unfinished state of the
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