The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-01-09

w. T. Pomeroy passed the first of
the week with his brother, 0. r., at
Gays Mills.
The high school basket ball team
plays Fort Atkinson Friday evening of
this week.
Regular meeting of the Eastern
Star on Tuesday, Jan. IL. Work and
refreshments.
Miss Viola Larson visited the home
of Mrs. Clarence Severson at Slough
ton last Monday.
Mildred McCaslin left last Tuesday
for Alabama to spend the winter with
an uncle living there.
Services in ST. Johns Lutheran
church next Sunday. In the evening
English services Preaching by the
pastor.
L. G. Singer and wife returned
Wednesday from Newfeld, N. j., and
will make their home here in the flu
ture.
Rev. Spilman of st. Johns Luth-
eran church accompanied his son Carl,
who returned to college in Watertown
last Monday, and spent couple of
days there visiting old friends.
Mr.. Moreman, representative of
the Highway Trailer Co., reports that
orders for $4,000 worth of trailers
came in the first day of the auto show
now on in the city of New York
Mr.. w. A. Shelley of Milwaukee
came up last Monday. AS a director in
the Tobacco Exchange Bank he at
tended the annual meeting Tuesday,
and left for Milwaukee on the forenoon
train Wednesday.
"A Leap Year party will be given in
Academy nall Friday evening, Jan. 9,
under the auspices of the Peil Nell
club. Music by Thompson's orchestra.
And they say that every young gentle
man in town has an invitation.
The new Highway Trailer stock,
which now is being put on the market,
may be had by applying to the Tobab-
co Exchange bank, the First National
bank or the Highway Trailer office.
People in Edgerton and vicinity have
here offered them an opportunity to in
vest their money we'll and safely.
The E. M. Ladd agency reports the
following sales: Isabel Pierce house
to Harry Armit,. $500; Chas. Hitch
cock house to Clara Christensen, $4,000;
Allen Skinner house to Albert Hanson,
$500; August Waldo house to Fred
MADISON. $500: Harry Bucknalls %
acres in city limits to Martin Mathison,
S11,6OO.
Geo. w. Blanchard returned Tues
day from Kansas where he went on
legal business connected with oil leases
owned by Mr.. F. w. Schoenfeld. Mr..
Blanchard reports great deal of &C.
tivity in the Kansas oil fields and states
brought in on Mr. Schoenfeld's hold
ings.s
Miss Lorraine Dickinson entertain
ed twenty young. people at New
Years eve watch party. Games were
played. Al II the new year was an
nounced by Esther Wileman who was
dressed to represent the infant year.
She was received by high school yells.
Refreshments were served. All pro-
claimed Miss Lorraine a genial hostess.
The Misses Helen and Pauline
Dickinson, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. |
l.. j. Dickinson, entertained about
sixty friends of Edgertor's younger set
last Friday evening at the K. P. hall.
The young folks were chaperoned by
Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson Dancing,
music and games, followed by refresh
ments, filled an evening enjoyed
throughout by all present
The twenty-second annual stock
holders meeting of Tobacco Exchange
Bank was held last Tuesday evening,
Jan. 6. 1t was decided to increase the
surplus to $4,000, the same as the
capital stock. The following board of
officers was elected, all reflections:
w S. Heddles, president; VIM. Bus
sey, yice-president; L. J. Dickinson,
vice president; Adolph Fl. Jensen,
cashier. The years business showed
up satisfactorily in all departments.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will commemorate the
birthday of Frances Wizards mother
Friday, jar. 9, p. m, at the home of
Mrs. Matte Brown. May every men,
Der feel it privilege as well as duty
to heoip the new wear by attending this