The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-04-23

| Mont, is in the city visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Walter Crandall and her sister, Mrs.
Henry Johnson Mr.. Warner was for
number of years on the Reporter
force.
The baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Armit underwent an operation
| in GAINESVILLE the first of the week. The
| operation was in the nature of an ex-
ploration to locate some internal diff
Guilty. Contrary to expectations the
child is, if anything, on the gain.
Mrs. George Mccoy of Vancouver,
Washington, and her son Austin came
to Edgerton Tuesday to spend few
| days as a guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. S. Flagg, and calling on
| other old friends. Mrs. Mccoy was
Eleonore Burdick and is cousin of
Mrs. Flagg.
| The Rock County Farm Bureau is
calling upon the milk distributors to
explain why the consumers are not
getting the benefit Of the reduced cost
of milk paid the producer. The pro-
ducers of milk are letting the middle
men understand that they are expected
to give the consumer square deal,
when the producers have come down on
their price to the dealer. Zone of the
objects of the Rock County Farm Bu-
reau is to get the farm products to the
consumer at reasonable price," says
r. T. Glassco, the county agent. The
| letter was addressed to the milk deal
ers of GAINESVILLE.
| The Health Day program, April IL,
at the Sunnyside school on Koshkonong
Prairie was participated in by the
teachers and pupils from the Carpenter
school, the Magelson school and the
Sunnyside. In the forenoon games
were played under the leadership of
Miss Mccarthy, athletic instructor in
the Y. M. C. A. of Madison. Dinner
| was served at noon, and each child had
glass of milk with the food. During
the afternoon program was rendered.
There was community singing; recita-
ton by Marian Owens of the Carpenter
school; talk-teeth and their care, by
Miss Burnson, public health nurse;
recitation-good health, by the Magel-
son school; talk-first aid, by Minda
Johnson, head nurse, Stoughton hos
pital; dialogue by the Sunnyside school;
talk retardation in rural schools, Flea
nor Weisman, county supervising teach
err: recitation Mister Coffee Pot, by
the Carpenter school; Miss Mccarthy
talked of good shoes. The entire pro-
gram emphasized keynotes = health,
, wealth and prosperity. Teachers in
charge were Misses Roberts, Norgard
and Grain. The day was one of in
struction, pleasure and profit to all
present.
The Reporter has received a long
and interesting letter from John j..
Toynton, 457O Campus Ave-, San Diego,
CAL, in which he tells of an outing last
Easter morning to Mt. Helix where an
open air Easter morning service was
attended by not less than 5000 people.
A party of Edgerton people drove to
the place; among them were, besides
the Toyntons, Ethel Greenwood and
Mrs. Joe Maltpress of. San Diego. The
day was glorious, and Mr.. Toynton's
description of the beauty of the sum
rise, the landscape bathed in the glis-
tening dew, the glory of the singing OF
Easter hymns and the eloquence of the
speaker, leaves no doubt of the mighty
impression this Easter morning must
have made on those present. People
came from a great distance to be pres
ent at this sunrise service. Mr.. Toyn-
ton also tells of the visit of the Prince
of Wales at San Diego. Mrs. Toynton,
the two boys and Miss Greenwood went
to the Station to hear the young prince
and heir to the British crown address
the multitudes of the city. Fifty thou
sand people were present, says the let
ter. The Reporter is sorry taat it has
I not space to print the whole letter, but
takes this manner of bringing Mr..
Toynton's greetings to the friends at
home, and also to convey to him and
other Edgerton folks in sunny Califor-
MIA greeting from good old Edgerton.
Edgerton is all right, except that it is
growing so fast that its old clothes will
not fit it, and the cloth and buttons and
tailors are so hard to get that a new
suit can not be reedy for some time.
Tobacco Notes
Arthur G. Ellickson of Arlington was
in Edgerton last Friday. He called on
| Ill.,. ICll:,.e.ra1., Tho E;nor,lohr ,orro-