The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-09-03

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Farman, Fred Young and Mr.. Lutz
who was one of class receiving de-
gree.
Mrs. j. B. Holt of Chicago and
Mrs. C.. L. Harris of Marshfield were
among the mourners at the Norman
Jensen funeral. Mrs. Robert Jensen
| is their aunt.
Mrs. Sarah Greenwood, Mrs. Weet-
man Dickinson and Mrs. Wallace Brown
were among the ladies who represent
ed the w. C. T. U. at the convention
at GAINESVILLE last Tuesday.
Mrs. Albert Smith and Miss Della
Shaughnessey motored to Rockford,
Elgin and Chicago to visit friends in
these places during the week. They
left Edgerton last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jensen and Mr..
and Mrs. Alec Jensen of Edgerton were
among those who attended the family
reunion at the home of Theodore Lar
son at Stoughton last Sunday.
Sixteen ladies called at the Hoen
home last Saturday afternoon to con-
| graduate Mrs. Hoen on her birthday
and wish her many happy returns. De-
licious refreshments were served.
| Alfred Jensen, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Jensen, left for Cheyenne, Wy
oming, last Tuesday morning. He is
foreman in shop there. Mr.. Jensen
came home for his brothers. funeral.
If we are to Judge by the appear
ance of the show windows, the straw
hat season is over. There is no ordi-
nance in force, however, forbidding the
use of the straw lid after Sept. 1st.
Mrs. J. o. E. Johnson of North
wood, Iowa, daughter of Congress
man Haugen, visited Miss Clara M.
Jensen a day this week. Mrs. Johnson
and Miss Jensen left for Milwaukee on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Schermerhorn and Mrs. How
ell, both of Madison, will address the
women voters and all others who are
called by the Edgerton Federation of
Women's clubs to meet at the library
Friday evening.
The Ladies society of the Norwe-
gian Lutheran church will be enter
tanned by the Mesdames John Thore-
son, Victor Hartzheim, Mic Erdahl and
Will Phillips Thursday afternoon, Sept.
9. Everybody welcome.
This is State Fair week, and the
| people of Edgerton, as is their custom,
are represented by great many who
take patriotic interest in the fair and
all it stands for. Weather conditions
are propitious for an enjoyable week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Lein and
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lein returned from
| Chicago last week Thursday after
| spending a week there visiting rela-
tives and friends. They travelled by
auto and had an enjoyable trip in every
way.
Mrs. Eugene Johnson of Minneap-
oils is in Edgerton visiting her mother,
| Mrs. Andrew Jenson, and other rela-
tives. Her daughter Dorothy and son
| Wendell have spent the summer here.
They will return to Minneapolis with
| their mother.
| Mrs. Marie Landos of Milwaukee
called on Mrs. Ristad last Sunday.
Mrs. Landos has spent SOME weeks Wis.,
iting relatives in Cambridge. Miss
Josie Lund, Mr.. and Mrs. Post and Mr..
Posts mother were in the party who
took Mrs. Landos over.
| MIR. Lee Alder has bought of D.
w. North factory building and two
dwelling houses, located on Main street
opposite the Elsenlohr warehouse. The
deal was closed last Saturday. Mr..
Alder is going into the cement con-
struction work in earnest.
The DR.. Morrison, the Scott Hatch
families, Miss Florence Child and Mrs.
Wallace Brown motored to Lake &C.
neva last Tuesday. They had picnic
dinner there. They also called on Rev.
Hooton, former pastor of the Edgerton
M. E.. church, and his family.
Mr.. H. M. Rummelhoff of Chicago
came out to spend a weeks vacation
among friends and relatives on East
Koshkonong and Edgerton. Mrs. Rum
melhoff and child are spending some
weeks visiting at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Hauge.
Last Sunday afternoon was one of
the most perfect days Of the season,
and everybody who could get into car
took ride into the country. The air
was fresh after the rain of the morn
ing, the sunshine bright, and the tenn
perature was ideal for the out-of-doors.
The Culture club gives a picnic