The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-01-02
&C. G. Hruska of Wateryille. MINI.

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| Mayor Leary and family spent
Christmas with relatives at Madison.
Mrs. Andrew Jensen entertained
friends for dinner last Sunday evening.
Mr.. L. A. Anderfon and family
spent Sunday with relatives at Slough
ton.
The Luncheon club met at the
home of Mrs. Oscar Jensen Tuesday Of
this week.
"A. B. Peterson and wife of Prairie
du Chen passed the holidays with rel
atives here.
Mr.. M. E. Berg of Madison spent
the Christmas days at the home of his
parents. a@@
-Thos. Clarke and wife of Los An
geles were guests during the week at
Geo. Whites.
Will Bardeen was in Milwaukee
during the week on business connected
with the Edison.
Mrs. e. C. Tallard and daughters
of Madison were week end guests of
Mrs. w. Bardeen.
--Rollin Hanson, wife and son and
Harry Stewart Of Rockford, Frank
Stewart, wife and daughter of Tomah
were guests at VIM. Stewards Christ
mas.
Secretary Doty of the Chamber of
Commerce states that only eight fami-
,ies were in need of assistance during
this Christmas, compared with Is a
year ago and 80 two years ago.
Miss Gretta Devine has returned to
Doylestown where she is teaching In
the state graded school. She spent
Christmas with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. P. Devine
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Tellefson en-
tertained Mr.. Theo. Tellefson and Ber-
nice and Wesley Tellefson of Rockdale
Christmas day. Mrs. Theo. Tellefson
spent the holidays with daughter who
lives in Chicago.
The Missionary society of the Con-
gregational church will meet on Friday
p. M, Jan. 2, 1920, with Mrs. Conn
and Mrs. Mawhinney at the home of
Mrs. Mawhinney. Mrs. Cannon. state
secretary, will give an address.
Miss Isabel Mcintosh returned Fri
day from an extended visit with her
brother Frank and family at Viroqua.
Mrs. Mcintosh and daughter Margaret
returned with her for an over New,
Years visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Christ Hanson, who has been
receiving medical care at hospital in
Chicago, has improved during the last
week. 1t was feared that a seri-
GUS operation might be required, but
the latest news from her indicate that
her condition is much improved and
that she may be able to come home
earlier than expected.
Mr.. Menhall entertained at dinner
last Sunday fifty guests, stockholders
in the Continental Axle company. The
roast pig with all the accessories of
the dinner pcrker, and retinue of de-
lectable and appetizing viands to make
the repast JOY to the guests and a
credit to the host, were served in the
Axle company building.
AT the Lockwood hospital last Fri
day Ed Lee and Rush Touton submitted
to operations for the removal of ton
sils; on Saturday Mrs. Will Whaley,
Charles Sweeney and Ruel Carey, and
Monday Lloyd Simpson all underwent
like operations, and Chas. Lund sub
mitted to slight operation; on Tues
day Mrs. Thos. Wileman and Jesse Ar
mold had tonsils removed.
w. S. Heddles, wife and daughter
left for Miami, Florida, last Wednes-
day to spend the winter. They have
rented comfortable, modern furnished
house down there, ready for their inn.
mediate occupancy. The family chauf-
feur goes down with them, and the car
is shipped by rail. Mr.. Heddles was in
Edgerton last Saturday wishing his
friends Happy New Year.
The merchants of Edgerton and all
who are engaged in business report a
splendid holiday trade. The question
was not to be able to sell, but to be
able to get the goods to sell. Many
people from distance came to Edger-
ton to trade, induced to do so by the
report of good treatment, right goods
and right prices. It pays to have the
right article, to dispose of it at fair
price and to do it pleasantly and court
eously.
Miss Mayme Gunderson, daughter
of Osmund Gunderson and wife, for
merly of Stoughton, now of Beloit, is !