The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-06-25

"A baby girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. John Zwergel Thursday, June II.
at the Lockwood hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Houge of
Rockford spent the last week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Houge.
Mrs. Mike Schmidt now has the
Service Star pins. Members can get
them from her at Pringle Bros. store.
Miss Ruth Lyntz has left for Wi
mona, Mimi, where she intends to
spend the summer with sister living
there.
Mrs. John O'Brien of Madison is
with her sister, Miss Agnes Mcintyre,
who underwent an operation at James
vile hospital last Monday.
Word comes from c. E. Shannon
that he has sold his Lost Lake prop
erty and purchased property on the
Wisconsin river. He moves this week
to Tomahawk.
They went to Arbor Vita, 800 miles
north of Edgerton, to catch fish: F.
C. Meyers, A. T. Shearer, P. M. Eli
ingson and W. A. Borgnis. They went
Thursday morning at 800.
The Marquette club entertained in
honor of Miss Aileen Mcintosh at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kellogg
last Monday evening. The guest of
honor was presented with gifts in sill
yer.
Mrs. Harry Ash gave luncheon
at her home last Wednesday at o'clock
in honor of Miss Aileen Mcintosh. The
function was beautiful tribute to the
popular young lady who will soon be
the bride of Warren Coon.
Committees of the common council
have arranged with the Gray Robinson
company of Manitowoc for laying water
mains on Doty street, Highland avenue
in Wilie's subdivision, and on Slough
ton road. Work will be commenced at
once.
Rose Harrington, who has been
teaching in Beloit during the school
year, has returned to Edgerton where
she will stay with her aunt, Mrs Mary
Harrington. She has been visiting
friends in Milwaukee since the schools
closed
Miss Anna M. Nation, representa-
tive of Red Cross, Chicago, ILL.,, will be
in Edgerton Monday, June %, at the
American Legion club rooms to take
up the matter of war insurance, claims,
disability, etc., with ex-soldiers, sailors
and marines.
The American War Legion held
meeting at the club rooms last Tues
day evening and elected George Dali
man, Frank Devine and Kenneth Lutz
to represent the local post at the state
convention to be held at Green Bay,
June 20 and 80.
Ed. Kaufman of Edgerton and
Ruth Clark Of Plymouth, Wis, were
married at Rockford last Tuesday
They went to the brides home in Ply
mouth and will be in Edgerton Friday
of this week. Mr.. Kaufman is work
ing for The Carlton.
Tuesday evening Of this week the
Eastern Star held regular meeting.
There was work and refreshments were
served. 1t was the last meeting of
successful year. Plans for banquet
to be given to the visiting brethren of
the Parkway lodge, Chicago, the latter
part of the week were formulated.
Lee Alder brings good word from
Will Pelton at bennington, Canada.
Will is doing large business in tobac-
co plants, having sold about six thou
sand dollars worth. He is also raising
eighteen acres of tobacco this year.
bennington looks good to Lee and he
may pull stakes and move there.
Miss Olga Hanson, of the Pringle
Bros. Co., left last Monday for well
earned vacation. She will visit Can
ada, take trip down the ST. Lawrence
river, tour the East, and spend several
weeks with friends in Pennsylvania,
New Jersey and other points. All her
friends wish her anIenjoyable vacation.
Chester Galloway, employed at the
Trailer factory, and Miss Norma Gil
strup of Readstown were married at
that city Thursday, June II. They
came to Edgerton Saturday and left
Monday for brief trip to the Dells
and on returning will make Edgerton
their home. Mr.. Galloway is also a
member of the Trailer ball team. Ed
gerton welcomes the young couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mcintosh have
sent out invitations to areception given
at their home in honor of the marriage
of their daughter Aileen to Warren
Coon, Tuesday, June 20, at O'Clock in
the afternoon. Miss Mcintosh and Mr..