The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-02-06

make their future nome. MT. EVenson
has been employed for some time at
the telegraph office at this station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Crandall of
Albion visited at Morgan Rockney's at
Cambridge Friday evening and attend
ed the masquerade. Mrs. Crandall and
her brother, Torval Nordeng, masked
and won the first prize of six dollars.
This issue of the Reporter has been
gotten out under some disadvantages.
Besides the editor being still detained
at home, our compositor, A. Muffley,
has been added to the sick list. When
the sick rally and the force returns to
full strength, the paper will be made
enough better to make up for the
short comings the past few weeks.
r. H. Farman, as representative of
the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias,
installed the following officers of the
local lodge last Monday evening: C.
&C. S. Farman; v. CIV. A. Borg
mis-; Prelate Chas. Clement; M. of w.
"A. D. Lyon; M. of F. and K. of R.
& ST.. G. Lutz; NJ. of Ed. C. Gle;
M: at A.-Ben Smith; 1. G.-Maurice
Cooper; o. Oscar Kaiser.
AT the annual meeting of the Ed
gerton Barn Equipment Company the
following officers were elected: II. c.
Schmeling. president; d. d. Brown,
vice president; Chas. Lubenow, secre-
tary; DR.. J. L Holton, treasurer; II.
Fl. Drew, DIR. B. L. Cleary, S. C.
Chambers, Frank Brown, I. A. Filing
son, directors. The capital stock has
been increased from SIS, 900 to $50, 600.
The high school girls debating So
ciety has the following members:
Helen Smith, Genevieve Nichols, Hat
tie Hubbell, Viola Harrison, Esther
Nelson, and Eleanor Maltpress. AL
ternates: Lydia lehman and Gertrude
Nichols. The question to be debated
is: Resolved, That the Government
Own and Operate all Telegraph and
Telephone Lines in the United States. :"
"A miscellaneous shower was given
to Miss Bessie Dallman at her home
last Friday evening by about twenty
five of her young lady friends. The
guests took refreshments and the even
ing was passed at cards and other
games. Miss Dallman, who on We'd
nesday of this week was united in mar
riage to George Bublitz, was the recip-
lent of many utensils useful in house.
keeping.
Margaret L. Mooney, for some
years employed in Henry Johnson's in
surance office, has taken up life insur-
ance and will conduct the business in
her own name, with office room in Mr..
Johnson's Office. She represents the
Northwestern Mutual of Milwaukee
and the Penn Mutual Life of Philadel-
phia. Mrs. Mooney has literature on
war risk insurance and will be pleased
to assist anyone in their reinstate-
ments or transfers..
Let as rise to remark that oranges
are not always orangesl The real
| orange is like unto the ones which Mr..
IF. w. Schoenfeld recently received
from his ranch in California. The
gentleman has promised to let US taste
them when carving time comes, and if
the promise is made good, we may con-
tinue the story. The opening chapter
I'll say will suffice to encourage some
inquiry from close up friends who like
to get the flavor of the real orange.
six weeks more of good solid win
ter weather." said Mr.. Ground Hog to
Mrs. Ground Hog after being out last
Monday and seeing his shadow. If Mr..
Hog had stayed at home Monday in
stead of shopping around looking for
| shadows, we might have been prepar-
ing for an early, gladstone spring time.
That shodow was so faint in the first
morning sun it may be possible that the
lamps of the old Hog were a trifie
| dimmed.
BE prepared to attend the Fire
mems ball at Academy hall next Tues
day evening. Arrangements are now
all set and the fire boys will extend
to you the hand of welcome and see to
it that you have good time through
out the evening. If you don't dance,
be sure to take in the concert. That
will be we'll worth your time and
money. Since the above went into type
| the dance has been postponed on ac-
count of f1u conditions. The notice
| will serve for the later date.
John Thoreson was in Chicago on
Monday looking to the business of sail
ings to Europe. He has the agency of
all steamship lines and would advise
all who wish to book for overseas to
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