The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-01-30


Richard Leary was up from James
vile to pass Sunday with relatives here.
The Highway Trailer Co. has car
load of trailers en- route for southern
Africa.
Harry Arthur was down from Mad
ison for few days. stay at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Ar
thur.
The Bethany Circle will meet at
the home of Mrs. o. G. Hansen Friday
evening, Jan. Both, and will be enter
tanned by Miss Marina Johnson and
Miss Florence Hawkins.
Miss Katie Schultz, Miss Elsie
Ratzlaff. Mrs. John Harrison, Miss
Milie Venske and Erica Porath were
Milwaukee visitors the first of the
week
-Stoughton ia to have sixty thou
sand dollar building for moving pic
ture show. A deal was recently closed
for the purchase Of one of the main
business lots, the consideration being
SIC, 200.
-Dewy~ Smith of GAINESVILLE and Miss
Freda Hackbarth of Fort Atkinson
were Sunday guests at the home Of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Schmidt.
Mrs. Lewis Larson (nee Lilly Bar
ness) went to Chicago Saturday to
spend a few days with her husband
who has position as civil engineer.
He will move his family to Chicago in
April.
The paving plan arranged by the
common council for the coming season
is being looked after by City Engineer
Reichardt and his assistant, d. s.
Fowler. Assessment sheets are being
filled out this week.
Russell Reynolds, one of the Trail
er employees. had the misfortune to
have the fingers of the left hand badly
crushed one day last week while at
work. Though a painful injury, the
hand is improving nicely.
Melvin E. Berg of Madison was
home over. Sunday. He recently fin
ished the commercial course at the
Capital City College of Commerce and
has accepted position with the Wis
consin Power, Light and Heat Co.
A draft for $1,000 was received
Monday morning by the clerk of Camp
440 M. w. A. in settlement of the GER
tificate held by the late Neighbor W.
FL. Clarke. The Woodmen reputation
for prompt and full payment of claims
was long ago established.
The marriage of Miss Wayne Gun
derson to August Halvorson of Chicago
will take place at Oconomowoc, Fri
day, January Both, at the home of the
groom's brother, Rev. Melvin Halvor
son, who will officiate Miss Gunder-
son is well known to great many Ed
gerton people.
The wedding of Elnora Becker and
Russell Reynolds took place at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Becker, Wednesday after
noon at 4:30, Rey. Spilman performing
the ceremony The Reporter extends
to the young couple best wishes for q
happy future.
AT the adjourned meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce, held at the
high school rooms last Friday evening,
the officers of the previous year were
reelected with the exception of Leon
Ellingson, vice president. and Geo. w.
Blanchard was elected to take his place.
Leon now lives in GAINESVILLE.
Freeman Lyon received a telegram
Monday evening announcing the death
of Mrs. Roy Wright, which occurred at
Libertyville, Ill. Funeral services were
held there Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright were residents of this city a
few years ago, at that time he being
cashier in the First National bank
The benefit announced by the Mon
day club for Wednesday afternoon was
changed to Saturday afternoon, Jan.
81, at Culton Memorial hall, '2:3O to
o'clock. A fee of 25c will be charged.
Everyone invited. Finch, Ave hundred
and other games provided for those
who do not play bridge or card games.
Besides helping the Armenian Relief
fund and the War Orphan, the Monday
club hopes to give everyone good
time.
Joint installation OF officers of Full
ton lodge No. SO F. A. Nj. and o. E. S.
No. So was held Thursday, Jan. 22nd. |
With Andrew Mcintosh as installing
officer and Alexander Campbell as mar
shall for the Masonic lodge, the follow