The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-09-24

Mrs. F. C. Hutson. The Illusions, in
Guiding their company, motored to Del
AVIAN lake last Sunday for an outing.
Mr. and Mrs. Atwell returned last
Monday evening from a two weeks
motor outing in the northern part of
the state. Fine weather, good fishing,
good roads, and a good home town to
return to.
About 45 members of Fulton Lodge
No. SO F. A. M. left Thursday morning
on the Clio train to visit Parkway
Lodge of Chicago. 1t is a return visit
of Fulton Lodge for the Parkway Lodge
visit here early this summer.
-Walter Thurow of Oconomowoc,
one of Mr.. Hollis former pupils, drove
into Edgerton on his way from Rock
ford, where he had spent Sunday with
| relatives, and said hello to his former
teacher.
Mrs. VIM. C. Lemke and daughter
and Mrs J. Cerkal and daughter and
Miss Anna Cekal returned to Chicago
Sunday evening after spending the
week end at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Klemp.
Doris Richardson of Fargo, N. D.,
| spent a few days the latter part of the
week with her grandfather, John Spen-
Ger, and Aunt May before going to
Madison where she will attend the U.
w. the coming year.
The hunters who took to the big
duck ponds were not especially lucky
the first days. Not so Fred Clark who
stuck to the little pond, Mud lake, a
little distance from his back door. He
got fine mess of teal.
%. p. Murwin, the popular mer-
chant of Murwin Brothers, Fulton, has
consented to go on the Democratic
ticket for the election of state senator
from his district Mr.. Murwin is town
clerk in the town of Fulton.
Mrs. w. S. Heddles and daughter,
Mrs. Russell Teckemeyer, of Madison
motored to Frankfort, Ind, to visit
Mrs. Heddles' daughter, Mrs. Ralph
Kemp. Mr.. Heddles ia in Colorado
paying his brother and family visit.
Remember the date, Wednesday,
Sept 20, the Methodist ladies will hold
$50 supper, harvest and fancy work
sale in the church parlors. The Young
Ladies Guild will have charge of the
fancy work table. All are cordially in
| vited.
"A dinner was rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. Montgomery Clark of Chicago and
| other friends of the guests of honor
last Tuesday by A. H. Jensen at the
Mrs. A. Jensen home. Mr.. Clark is
general agent in Chicago for the Han
over Insurance Co., and leading man
in his business.
Beat the H. C. L. by attending the
food sale at the Badger next Saturday,
Sept. 25, at 3 o'clock, given by the
Federation of Women's Clubs. There
| will be marked decline in the prices
over former quotations, Proceeds for
benefit of hospital fund.
The Bluebird club of the Congre-
gational church gives welcome social
this afternoon to the new members who
have just joined. Eighteen girls were
| present last week and the following Of
| ficers elected: President, Maxine Moor
man; Vice Pres, Alice Pearson; Sec.,
Dorothy Holt; Treas, Ruth Young.
Among the guests who took part
in the surprise party on Mrs. Jennie
Thompson of 6 Frances Court, Madison,
last Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Hippo and daughter Viola, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Haugen and children, Mr. and
Mrs. Ole Gunderson and children, all of
| Edgerton.
DIR. Arthur w. Ziegler of Mime
apolis held clinic on Tuesday even
ing, Sept. IA, at the Offices of Drs.
Meyers & Southworth, DR.. L. D. Hy-
land also being present. DR.. Ziegler is
instructing classes in some modern de-
velopments in the use of metal teeth
as bridge abutments.
Helen and Pauline Dickinson, Beat
rice Holton, Geneva Schoenfeld, Helen
Smith, Clara Amundson, Abner Han
sen, Perry Anderson, Lowell and Stan
ley Slagg, VIM. Ogden, Edwin Hub
bell, Clarence Mcintosh, Herbert Muir
win, Tom Flarity, Ralph Wileman snd
Ed Leary are among those attending
the U. w. this year. Frederick Ell
lingson is at the Eau Claire normal
school,; Clifford Shaw at Lawrence COL
lege, Appleton.
Mrs. w. w. Hammond had arrang-
ed pleasant surprise for her husband
on his birthday last Sunday. She had