The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-02-27
-Chas. Bowen was down from Mad

-CnaS. Bowen was OOWN lEuHi IN Az
ison over the week end.
The total number of ''bonus" men
at the u. w. is now 1926.
The Hager twins spent the week
end with their father in GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. r. D. Trevorrah is visiting at
the home of Frank j. Trevorrah at
GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. E. A. Grefthen spent few
days this week at the home of her par
ents in Mcfarland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laid and son have
moved into their attractive bungalow
facing Rollin street.
Dean Swift made days business
call in Milwaukee last Monday, bring
ing out with him supply of drugs.
-Thos. ElIingson, who has been at
Waukesha taking the baths, is home
again and about his business as usual,
Miss Alma johnson of the town of
| Sumner is under the Doctors care at
the Lockwood hospital. She is doing
| nicely.
The New Century club was enter
tanned by Miss Marina Johnson at the
| 0. G. Hansen residence last Monday
evening.
in response to wire announcing
the illness of his son Clayton, Frank
Williams left Monday morning for Los
| Angeles, Cal.
Miss Clara Lintvedt, who is with
the Brittingham-Hixon company at
Madison, spent the week end and Mon
day with her mother in Edgerton.
Farmers are beginning to have the
name of their farm and their own name
printed on their checks. Lower right
hand corner is good place for such a
card.
Twelve young women, students of
the college of agriculture, u. W., have
formed the first organization of its
kind The Agricultural Women's asso-
citation.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Hansen enter
tanned number of gentlemen friends
at dinner last Wednesday evening in
honor of C. Olaf Jensen, nephew of
Mrs. Hansen.
Mr.. M. Anderson on Blaine street
has bought the Carl Atwood farm in
the town of Albion; the stock was in
cluded in the deal. He takes possess
sion April 1st.
The Farmers Cooperative Cream
cry association has it's annual meeting
Monday, March 1st, 80 O'Clock in the
afternoon. at the town hall in Albion.
The secretary is E. G. Williams.
Among the speakers at the annual
religious meet to be held at the u. w.
March Al, are President Burton of
Michigan, Smaller Mathews of Chicago,
Miss Bertha Condo of New York, and
others equally prominent.
The production Of Portland cement
in 1919 increased Is per cent over the
previous year, and shipments increased
q per cent. The increase in the cost
was per cent, and the available stock
is over SO per cent less than 1918.
The free" seed joke is to con-
tinue. It came near fatal end in con-
gress the other day, but was saved.
Our taxes pay for the free" seed, of
course, but people like to believe they
are getting something for nothing.
"A telegram has been received by
the John Spencer family that Charles
Spencer, the eldest son of John Spen-
Ger, died at his home in Salem, Oregon,
Feb. IS. The family here has not yet
received any particulars as to the cause
of his death.
The horse sale at the Thompson
barns last Friday was success. The
entire shipment was disposed of in the
afternoon. The best teams brought
p4OO OcAC AAoASA1S VIC PAOPAASSOAS NAA
derstands how to select animals that
will satisfy his customers.
The Edgerton schools did not take
holidays on Lincoln's and Washington's
birthdays. The days have been used
to catch up in time lost on account of
unavoidable hindrances during the past
portion of the school year. The at
tendance is gradually coming back to
the normal.
Neal Mason was down in the Lake
Geneva Holstein territory the first of
the week. He picked up bunch of
very fine Holsteins to be brought into
this community. The dairy farmeas
around here have made up their minds
that cow is not cow unless she is a
good one.
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