The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-11-26

| church Sunday evening at 7:30
Hugh Sweeney is recovering from
an operation for appendicitis.
! w. C. T. u. meets Friday, Nov.
! rs. at the home of Mrs. w. F. Palmi-
ter, promptly at p. m.
Lawrence Hutson and family will
spend Thanksgiving day with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. S. Miller at Madison.
Look here! A perfect baby boy, 5
weeks old, for adoption. Communicate
with Mercy Hospital, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Sam Hall and son have purchased a
valuable registered Holstein sire to
head their herd. The scrub stock is
going out of date in Wisconsin, and the
farmers in this section are building up
their herds to keep in the front rank
| of the procession.
| IS. F. Madden and Son expect to
have the big ditch in Central park fin
| ished this week The entertainments
for the skating rink are ready, and
when freezing temperatures again visit
these parts the water will be turned on
and the rink made ready for use. The
rink will be lis hted evenings.
The Knight of Phythias Big Bible
class meets at 'Beloit Nov. 80. More
| than 200 candidates will be initiated at
| this time, of which ten come from Ed
| gerton. A large delegation of X. P.'s
from Edgerton are going down, about
| so, it is thought. In the evening a
drama will be put on for the benefit of
this class of Pages. All of the south
| ern Wisconsin K. P. lodges will be rep
| resented. One of the sacred mementos
of the order is the Bible used at the
time the order was organized at Wash
ington, D. g., during the civil war.
| The book will be seen at Beloit. There
will be big doings, and very large
meeting is assured.
Mrs. VIM. Bussey, Mrs. j. Mars
| den and Mrs. Lucy Pierce entertained
about seventy ladies on Thursday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Pierce.
This affair was given in honor of Miss
Saidee Hall whose marriage to Mr.. Ed
win A. Cournyer of Grand Haven.
| Mich, will take place some time this
month. A two course luncheon was
served and every woman present toast
cd ho k~iI do 70 10 Toll Sc >E
Albion Prairie's fairest daughters and
is favorite with all. Mr.. Cournyer,
who is principal of the high school at
Grand Haven, is we'll and fayorably
known here. Miss Hall was the recip-
lent of many exquisite gifts.
The Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
waterway project is having its backing
|. organized. Congress is to be asked for
an appropriation of $500, 600, 900 to COM
plete the Missouri, Mississippi, Illinois
and Ohio river developments. Wiscon-
sin is to be organized by counties. The
first meeting in the state will be held
in Madison Nov. 80. The counties of
Rock, Dane, Jefferson, Green, Lafay-
cite, Iowa and Grant will be repre-
sented. City organizations like cham
bers of commerce and other civic and
commercial organizations should send
delegates. The Madison meeting will
be addressed by H. H. Merrick of Chi
cago, president Of the Mississippi Val
ley association.
1.-THE Edgerton Consistory Club
601st Annual Banquet, Carlton Hotel,
Monday, November %, 1920" is the
title to the beautiful product of the
printers art used by the Edgerton Con-
sistory club at their banquet last Mon
day evening. The menu, which must
be read in the style of a Chinese scroll
to be understood, bore the earmarks of
a Thanksgiving dinner with all the ex-
cellent appointments characteristic of
The Carlton service. The program,
which consisted of Fl inimitable toasts,
given by Il inimitable speakers, was
governed by Henry Johnson as toast
master, who, however, needed an in
terpreter as he speaks only norwegian
with small n. The programs are GER
tain to be treasured as priceless me-
| mentoes of one of the really memoir
able dinners given in this berg.
The football game last Saturday at
the Driving Park between Edgerton
and Delavar resulted in tie, Z to z.
The confess was delight to sill who
like to see clean sport. The visitors
spoke well of the treatment offered
them by our high school team, and our
boys are loud in singing the praises of
the sportsmanship of the Delavan boys.
This is the final game of the season.
After the game dinner was served to
the teams by the Campfire girls. After
| the dinner a social hour was enjoyed.
| The football season of the local high