The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-04-16


Lodge No. SO F. A. M, Thursday, Apr.
%, at s o'clock. Work.
On Monday forenoon the Ihrig case
was settled. Mr.. Ihrig pays for the
property involved and cost of action.
Mrs. Nichols, who has had several
blood transfusions administered, is i'm
proving under the treatment she is
taking at the hospital.
William Wodell, overseas soldier,
who was wounded, left for Fort Sheri-
dan last Wednesday to undergo an OPP
Grafton ate the government hospital
there.
An Edgerton boy, Carl M. Greeler,
has been promoted to the rating of
carpenters mate in the U. S. navy.
Mr.. Greeler is in the naval aviation
service and located at San Diego, Cal.
Eighteen of Emma Bublitz's friends
surprised her on her birthday last Sat-
urday. The young folks had a pleas
ant evening together and left wishing
Miss Bublitz many happy returns of
the day.
Mrs. DIR. Subey of Stoughton, to-
eether with her son and mother, Mrs.
/. o. Erickson of Deerfield, and Miss
Sophie Moe of Stoughton spent last
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. An
derson.
Services coming Sunday in ST..
Johns Lutheran church: Sunday morn
ing in German; 7:30 in the English Ian
guage; Sunday school at 900 in the
forenoon. Rev. Spilman in charge OF
services.
The Ladies' society of the Norwe-
gian Lutheran church will be enter
tanned Thursday, April Is, by the Mes
DANES H. j. Haired, Chas. AdOlphson,
Seth Adolphson and Peter Danielson.
All welcome.
American War Legion local post
has regular meeting in the club rooms
Friday evening this week. The forfeit
dinner to be rendered the winning team
in the membership drive will be given
Saturday evening, April "a.
Mr.. A. P. Hakey of the U. W.
school of commerce occupied the pulpit
in the Congregational church last Sum
day. Mr.. Hakey has recently been Of
fered position as. dean of the school
of commerce in Brown university.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Arthur, whose
home is in Milwaukee, came from War
rem, Pa, Tuesday to spend few days
at the home of J. o. Arthur, and to re-
new old acquaintance in Edgerton.
Mr.. Arthur was in business here during
number of years.
Friends and neighbors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis M. Larson complimented
the Larsons by surprise party last
Sunday afternoon. About Is people
were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Larson
and family will live in Chicago where
Cn0y nave DOuSuC d IlOuuO.
In honor of Prof. Holt, J. j. Pear
son entertained at the Carlton for din
ner Sunday noon the following gentle
men of the Bible Glass: Prof. Holt,
Andrew Mcintosh, L. J. Dickinson, F..
C. Meyers, Fred Smith, Henry Ebbott.
w. A. Borgnis, J. j. Culton, J. j..
Pearson.
George Brown was fined $751; and
costs, $1,000, last Monday afternoon
for exceeding the speed law. Mr.. L..
E. Gettle from Madison handled the
case for the defendant. At first he
pleaded not guilty, but changed it to
nolo contendere;; and paid the above
mentioned fine.
w. w. Payne and C. S. Swan, rep
resenting the Chippewa steady stream
pump made by the Chippewa Foundry
and Machine Co., Chippewa Falls, Wis,
were in the city last Wednesday show
ing the city officials the kind of power
pump they manufacture.
Mr.. L. A. Anderson has sold his
handsome bungalow on Bentley Place
to C.. w. Birkenmeyer. Possession is
to be given May 1st. Mr.. Birkenmey-
er's home on Albion street was taken
over by Mr.. Anderson as part of the
consideration. Mr.. Anderson and fam
lily will move to Chicago where they
| have bought property.
Representatives of the Chicago
Telephone company visited the High
way Trailer plant here last Tuesday.
They contracted for big bill of trail
ers. The deal was made through the
| Anderson Raymond Highway Trailer
Co. of Chicago. Mr.. L. A. Anderson
started for Chicago Wednesday, drlv-
ing a truck hauling two trailers.