The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-05-14

The Royal NelgnDOrS VIII Heee az
Woodman hall this Thursday evening.
Nils Hatleback had his car stolen
out of his garage last Sunday evening.
Authorities in other cities have been
notified.
Miss Iva Tracy was hostess at a
party given in honor of Mrs. William
Mcintosh at the home of Mrs. r. w.
Coon last Thursday evening. About IL
were present.
Only morning service in st. Johns
Lutheran church next Sunday. Sunday
school at 900 in the forenoon. The
morning service conducted by the pas
tor, Rev. Spilman.
&C. w. Birkenmeyer, as treasurer
of the Edgerton Y. M. c. A. fund for
Rock county, is cleaning up the sub
scription lists and will have all sums
promised collected before the end OF
the week.
On the coming Sunday, May 18th,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow Knapp have been
married twenty-five years. The Re-
porter congratulates and wishes for
Mr.. and Mrs. Knapp many happy re-
turns of the day.
Roy Barton, having sold his inter
est in the Edgerton Delivery Co., has
been employed by Robt. F. Wilson,
where he will be glad to have his
friends run in and see him at ''Will.
sons Our Grocer" store.
Cleanup week was well observed
in this city, not only at private homes,
but by the city in general. Street Com
missioner Harvey Gilmore and his
force made especial effort. AS whole
our city can safely be listed as clean
and tidy.
Mrs. Willard Doty, Mrs. Oscar
Kaiser and Mrs. j. Johnson spent last
Sunday at Madison, calling on Miss
Ruby Berry who is convalescing after
an operation. Miss Berry was well
enough to be discharged from the hos
pital this week.
Chester Tellefson, Ranne Daniel
son, Carlyle Lien, Arthur Olson, John
harrington and A. w. Shumway left
here on the afternoon train Monday for
| Detroit. Their mission is to drive back
three touring cars, two trucks and one
coupe for the T. & T. Motor company.
John Olson (Frydenlundl, one of
the old settlers of the town of Sumner,
died last Monday. He was born in
Norway, Oct. 9, 1841. He leaves wife
but no children. Funeral services were
conducted at East Koshkonong church
last Thursday afternoon, Rev. Krostu
officiating.
Real working hens are profitable.
| Not the kind that work in the garden
and on the lawn, but the ones that give
great attention to the nest. II. j.
Schachtschneider has the profitable
kind. During the month of April ten
hens produced twenty-four dozen eggs
and they were disposed of at dollar a
dozen.
Mr.. Elmer Ebbott, who was oper-
ated upon for appendicitis, returned
from the hospital at Madison this week.
Mr.. James Keller of the Auto Inn, who
also had similar operation, is improv-
ing. He has had a serious time of it,
but his vitality has stood him in good
stead, and his chances of recovery now
seem pretty good.
The Lutheran National Council is
this week carrying on a campaign tc
raise 81, 8OO,O 900 as fund to assist in
the reconstruction work in Europe-ir
Germany, France, Poland and Austria.
Representatives of the American Coun-
ell have made survey of the situation
over there, and recommended that the
above stated amount is needed.
| The Dorothy Towne medal has been
awarded to VIM. Ogden and Ruth Nc
Intosh, the boy and girl highest in all
around merit during the present year
in the high school. Honorable mention
was accorded Wayne Clarke, Bjarne
Rossebo, Thos. Head, Chester Murwin,
Helen Smith, Chloes Bardeen, Esther
Nelson, Signe Adolphson and Eleanore
Maltpress.
The roads east from Edgerton are
in good condition. The road via Bus
SEVILLE, over No. rs from Fort Atkin-
son, and thence No. Al to Waukesha
and Milwaukee is very good. Even
better is the route via Cambridge, No.
IL, to Jefferson The fastest piece of
road between Edgerton and Milwaukee,
going by Cambridge, is the new one
made last summer from the Humphrey
to the Carpenter corners.
r. T. Johnson of the Reedsburg
high school won first place in the ora
| torical district contest held at White