The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-07-23

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were home over last Saturday and Sum
day.
Willard Doty returned from
the Atlantic City bill posters conven-
ton last Monday evening. He is again
on the job at the Chamber of Com
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Miss Mary Casey and Miss Emma
Mcbride of FIT. Madison, Iowa, and Pat
Roughen of Fond du Lac have been Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. 2.
Mcintyre.
Miss Lydia Spilman has accepted
position with the Edgerton Cigar Co.
Miss Luella .Nutbohm, formerly with
the cigar company, has resigned and
expects to teach.
The Royal Neighbors are to give a
dance July 80, 1920, at Indian Ford.
The proceeds are to be given to the
hospital fund Tickets $1.00. All are
invited to attend, 36t2
Miss Borghild Thoreson entertained
a number of friends at her home last
Friday evening" Light refreshments
were served, and the young folks had
pleasant social evening.
The w. r. C. picnic will be held at
Mrs. Willard Doty's cottage on Lake
Koshkonong, Tuesday, July II, 1920.
Meet at Corps rooms by 9 O'Clock a. m.
Come with autos if convenient.
Mrs. Wallace Brown was at Madi-
son Friday and Saturday. On her re-
turn she accompanied her aunt, Mrs.
Coxhead, who has been receiving medi-
cal aid in hospital at Madison.
Mrs. R. J. Maltpress, Mrs. Louise
Pearce and Miss Isabelle Mcintosh left
last Tuesday for an extended trip out
west One of the objects of their trip
is to tour the Glacier National Park.
R. T. Glasco announces that there
are plenty of men to get at $500 per
day to do work on the farms. Farm
ers who need men should communicate
with Mr.. Glasco at the Rock county
court house.
-Ex-Congressman FL. A. Cooper,
John S. Rowland and E. E. Geddings
of Racine were in Edgerton the latter
part of last week. Mr.. Cooper was on
his way to attend Judge Winslow's
| funeral at Madison.
Mrs. Chas. R. Bentley entertained
last Tuesday evening IN honor of Mrs.
A. A. Robinson and G. E. Jones of To-
peka, Kansas. The guests were friends
and relatives of Mrs. Robinson, and
they all enjoyed to again see her and
visit with her.
The Ladies society of the Norwe-
| gian Lutheran church will be enter
! tanned by Mrs. Albert Johnson and
Miss Alma Carlson at the home of Mrs.
Johnson, Thursday, July 10Th. Those
| willing to furnish autos, meet at the
church at 100.
The Ladies society of the Congre
| gational church will meet at the home
| of Mrs. Alfred Anderson next week
Wednesday, July %, at O'Clock in the
afternoon. Mrs. Frank Pearson. Mrs.
Fred Smith, Mrs. Ben Wilson and Mrs.
Anderson will serve.
The city is digging the trench for
the water mains to be put in for the
service of the. new resident addition
owned by the Edgerton Building asso-
citation. The mains will connect on
Doty street and on Albion road. The
digging is done by power shovel ma
chine.
| Mr.. Glenwood E. Jones and Mrs.
A. A. Robinson of Topeka, Kansas,
are in the city. They are visiting at
the Flagg, Bentley and other homes of
friends and relatives until Wednesday
when they continue east. They travel
by auto, and are bound for Boston as
the eastern end of their journey.
Postmaster G. A. Hoen was elected
first vice president of the State League
of Postmasters at the convention held
in Milwaukee last week Thursday. The
convention passed resolution request
ing the federal government to fix the
rates of special delivery mail according
to weight instead of according to pack
age.
Mr.. Frank Fargo of Lake Mills,
who was enormously reported killed in
an automobile accident some time ago,
died last Monday forenoon. The fu-
neral was held from his home at Lake
Mills at 2:30 Thursday afternoon. Mr..
Fargo. who at the time of his death
was "a years old, was one of the lead
ing men of Lake Mills, manufacturer
and owner of large farm interests in
| Jefferson county