The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-06-18

carp anu SoHe very large ohco nave
been taken.
| The D. d. Brown home yrs made
glad by the arrival of nice baby boy
last Friday, June 18th.
Regular services will be held at the
Congregational church next Sunday.
Prof. Robinson will preach.
"A girl baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Mason Wednesday morning,
June Is, at the Lockwood hospital.
Mrs. Albert Fake (nee Elsie W.
sow and daughter of Chicago are WIS.,
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Aug.
Ratzlaf and other friends.
-Mahlon Ogden and bride returned
| Wednesday from their wedding trip to
Moline, Ill. For live town, Mahlon
says Moline is certainly in the fore
ranks.
| -Rollin Hanson and family, who
have been living in Rockford for some
time, have returned to Edgerton and
will make it their future home. Mr..
Hanson is employed at the Trailer fac
tory.
| Mrs. F. w. Coon entertained at
/ o'clock luncheon Wednesday in honor
of Miss Aileen Mcintosh who will soon
be the bride Of Warren Coon. A hand
kerchief shower was given by the
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Mcintosh
came last week from st. Louis. Mrs.
Mcintosh will remain with her mother,
Mrs. F. W. Coon, for the summer, and
Mr.. Mcintosh goes to the Augustine
hospital to pursue his medical studies.
| Mr.. John Thoreson, who was del
egate from the Norwegian Lutheran
church of this city to the national
Lutheran.convention at Minneapolis last
week, returned Tuesday. He enjoyed
the meeting and what he heard and saw
| there.
Lee Alder left Monday afternoon
| for bennington, Ontario, Canadr, to
paw a short visit to w. L. Pelton. Lee
will Join the T. & T. drivers at Detroit
in bringing back TO Edgerton two cars
| and two trucks. The other drivers who
left Tuesday evening for Detroit were
Rannie Danielson, Frank Gokey and
Chris Nelson.
e. A. Sorenson of Whitehall,
member of the Mabbett Leaf Tobacco
Co., was in this market the latter part
of the week comforting with his part
ners, C. w. Birkenmeyer and w. f.
| Mabbett, Mr.. Sorenson made the trip
from Whitehall to Madison in plane.
| The distance is ITO miles and it was
covered in two hours, flying against a
head wind.
| Willard Doty went to Chicago Sat
urday to move the household goods OF
| Mr.. st. John, superintendent OF the
body department in the Highway Trail
er factory, to Edge ton. One OF the
wheels of a trailer hitched behind the
| big truck broke and new one had to
be sent down by auto Sunday evening,
Mr.. Walsh taking it. The van arrived
here late Monday afternoon.
-Comrade C. Midtbon was unani-
mously elected treasurer of the county
committee of the Rock County Young
| Mems Christian associations at their
annual meeting last Friday evening in
GAINESVILLE. Other members of the ex-
ecutive committee are j. l. Green,
Clinton, chairman; S. M. Smith, James
Vile, vice chairman; DR.. l.. M. Bah
cock, Milton, recording secretary.
j. A. Dickerson narrowly escaped
being injured on Sunday afternoon
while returning from the ball game at
Cambridge. Engine trouble necessi-
| tated his being towed in. While on the
road break in the rope and defect
in the steering gear caused sthe car to
run into the ditch where it turned COM
pletely over. Mr.. Dickerson fortu-
nately escaped with slight cut on his
face and a few bruises, though the car
was badly damaged.
Miss Anna M. NATION, representa-
tive of Red Cross, Chicago, ILL.,, will be
in Edgerton Monday, June II, at the
American Legion club rooms to take up
the matter of war insurance, claims,
disability, etc., with ex-soldiers, sailors
and marines All service men who are
contemplating taking up insurance or
converting same or have any claims or
disability questions to bring up are
urgently requested to be at the club
rooms Monday.
Rev. C. A. Larson, superintendent
for the deaf and dumb school at Fair
bault, Mimi, was in Edgerton last week
to see J. A. Jensen with reference to