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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
SAYS BLACK AND TAN
RAIDS UNPROVOKED
Town Commissioner of Balbriggan
Ireland, Testifics Before Com
mission of 100.
ny Associated Press TO Every Evening

Washington, Nov. 10 Charging That
tho "blaok and tan" militia IN ireland
made raids without prov0catlon, John
Derham, town comrnssiOner Of Balbng-
pan, Ireland, gave today To the cinmiMlpn
of one hundred, investigating tho Irish
question, what he de cribed details Of
the September raid on his home town
which, no sad resulted in the death Of
half dozen persons
The black and tan spent night yell
ing, burning and shooting, said Mr.. Der
ham. "All of MS were ready to coiapse mt
each new outbreak for we did not know
what would happen to rs next
The Balbnggan commissioner declared
that James Iawless and John Gibbons
were stabbed by the militia, but that an
inquiry by the military authorities failed
10 establish who WAS responsible Tor tho
death of the mon He said that score Of
houses were burned and That the coutcnts
~ those loft standing wcre wrecked
Mr. Dcrhain said he was dragged from
his bed and severely beaten by troopers
who gave no reason for heir acts and then
his own shop, over which be lived, WAS
first ranaaoked and his stocks Of liquor
DESTROYED before his house WAS burned
Mr. Derham said he was dragged along
the street 10 the police barracks aud FIN
ally wns placed N the town g hotel along
with a hundred other refugees, all ot
whom believed thoy werc held under
frrest liia son, Matthew, also was club
bed and beaten hy the police, Mr.. Dor
ham stated, tut finally escaped.
This raid followed the killing Of one
policeman and the wouuding Of another
Mr. Dcrham told the commission. The
rnilitmy inquiry. however, failed r
eetahlish the identity nf the persons who
lad killed the of cor who was shot Mr.
Dcrham statcd whle IN the act of taking
liquor from n harroom where the bar mar
had refused ~ cl ln more becaIs 81
LIS intoxicated condition
The black and taus Mr. DerhaH
continued. broke INTO earaRo and seHee
tofrol with vhch thov burned houses
Bualpes4 hntiees were Footed and tar
raded II was charged. liquor being drInF
m the streets bv tie black and tans anf
lao carried III IN their motor cars tn
final act If destruction. Mr. Derhar0 aaid
waa the burning of the $500 W0 hasler1
factory. whieh supplied fmploTmenf fo
100 townapenplo and winch was owned b1
an English company ~ London
The ohjert was - destroy enplor
rncnf and learo destitaflon IN tho town,
sad N Derham
DURING the woke following the rald
Mr. Derhom declared, armed lorres RAJ
through the streets the troopers frinl
eberapnpI bombs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
ANOTHER ACCUSES MARINE.
Says Former Corporal Lang Shot Prisoner
With Machine tiun.

ny tssociatpd i'rr.e To Every Evening
Port Au-Prlnec. IIavti. Nov 10 Al
ditinnal evidence charging Freeman Lang.
formerly a cnrp1rol III the Marine Corps.
with nurdernp lIaytlan prisoners. was
presented Yesterday hv Meratus fous-
siant. a native geudarrnc lie testified Tint
Lang called prieuuor from the lllnche
jail IN lalS and killed him with machine
gun at ten PAGES Ihc witness denied the
victim was trying t. eseap" Whom he was
killed
Toui~siant also testified hc saw Lang
apply the electric current fFen wfe-
lces apparatus 10 prisoner e. mhkc the
man talk Asked # the Application proved
fatal. The witness replied
Il cannot >av. hut hc dei IN PRISON
two davs later
Adolph Rou-got native gcnlarme
corporal who had accused Lang of Inur-
dering three iiaytian prisoners at Hinche
stuck steadfastly to hls story during 4
severe cross-eNarninatiou
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
WOMEN VOTE. UsTREMOvEHATs
Chicago Justice Imposes Fines on Two
Who Refused.
By Associated Press 10 Every z

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Chicago. Nov. Equal suffrage for
women means that they must not wear
their hats when in his courtroom. Justice
of the Peace T. p airing declared when he
fined two women s. each for contempt Of
court when they refused 10 remove their
hats The women paid
When the justice called the court 10
order he said Everybody viii please re-
move their hats
Mrs Oscar McCann and Mrs Frederick
Ritter failed to do so The court hesitatcd
a moment but the two continued 10 wear
their hats
Five dollars and costs for contempt
Of court + said the justice If women can
have equal suffrage with men they can
also remove their hats in my court room.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
SUFFERED FOR TEN YEARS.

Glendale, Nov. lg-Mrs Jane Reed,
aged 81 wears. wife OF Colonel David H !.
Eessd Of + Recorder Of Deeds for Sussex
county died at her home here " Wednesday
night after suffering for ten years from
spinal trouble Mrs Reed was one OF the
most popular women IN Cedar Creek dis
trict and despite the fact that she was con-
lined 20 the bed for ten years. she had 8
cheerful disposition and proved an inspira-
ton % hundreds Of people. Funeral serv-
ices will be conducted Sunday afternoon
~ I clock with burial al Ellendale
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
MOTORISTS WIN APPEAL.
Seven Fined on Speeding Charge Dis
missed i'm Court of General Sessions.

Judgment was given hv Judge Rice
in Court of General Sessions yesterday
afternoon. for the appellants in the appeal
cases Of seven motorists who were caught
in speed trap set along the Lincoln
Highway At Oak Grove last summer. The
state was unable to prosecute the aases,
as the records of the original prosecution,
il was brought out have been lost.
The motorists were adludecd guilty o'
speeding and fined by Magistrate Cloud
at Oak Grove, from whose decision they
took An appeal to the Court Of General
Sessions, with the result that they were
dismissed The appellants were Chris
topher Vandegrift, Eugene CroRsan. sam
ucl L. Parsons, Paul Miller, John Ball
Pasqualc Mongolia and Howard W. Cook.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
SUSSEX SPECIAL ELECTION.
Delay MAY be Caused by Effort TO Har.
monte Republican Nation.

Governor John g. Townsend, Jr., dc
laws calling special election for Rep
rcsentativc IN the General Assembly frnm
the seventh Representative district Of
sussex county, whore u tie resulted ~ tho
general election on November ,
Tho Republicans usually poll large
majority in this district, hut now they are
weakened by factIonal fight Politicians
say ceiling the special election Is delayed
bv an attempt 70 harmonic the Rcpuhll-
can factions The result Of the special elec
ton will decide political control Of the
House of Representatives,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
CHIC AGOLIyE STOCK.

Hy As>ss.ated Press 70 Every Eeenag
Chirago, Nv ~ Hogs receipts.
- 900. fairly active. mo~tiy - cents 'ower
Than Yesterdays average Top earIv -
p)a: practical tap later = >. bulk /
sales lI.35alI -. pigs mostly 50 cents
lower. hulh desirable 100 20 i30 pound
rigs. II Stall =
Cattle receipts 5000. sill kinds stes.de
u strong with laHc3tans pointing 70 a
fair clearance oi killing grades ard - 3
better clean )lp # ,tackers and feeders than
seemed ps >>ihle earlier in the 1eek
packers buvng cauner ana cutter cows
freely hIg movement Il hides thls week.
increasing the outlet Tor low grade stuff
good corn fed steers scarce ard wanted.
calves steady
sheep receipts ;. .00G. TAT lambs steady
top raf.yes Il =. bulk Hall so. ia she
stocks. low about steady, choice handy
weight ewes rs. bulk native 450a5
feeders steady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
ASSESSMENT PROTEST.
Results in Suit Filed Against the County
Board

The Levy Court, in adjourned session,
TODAY. directed Edward G. Bradford Jr-,
attorney. 10 represent New Castle county
+ ,b. case ~ Pe,rce vs. Charles H. Lip
pincntt. receiver OF taxes aud county
'r,a~,rcr which will bc heard in the
superior court next Tuesday. Mr. Peirce,
wbo i agent for the Mary J Talley real
estate. M Rrandywine hundred. claims
that the valuation put on the property by
ihe county BOARD Of Assessment Is exces-
sive The purpose Of the suit Is TO obtain a
reduction II assessment.
County Treasurer l.ippincott was in
.tr,lcted 70 hank check for $4,000 gwen
- surety by Eldridge & Co, Of New ork,
uho we're recently awarded county bond
>aic Having to pay fldridee y 9, m
fercsi on the amount of the check, the
court ordered that il he banked SO that
the court may also receive interest thereon.
The court considered bills presented 10y
The Washington Street Rrldge 'omins-
,iou. hut deferred action until next Tues
day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
CHARTER COMMITTEE.
Republicans and Democrats TO Aid in
Framing Legislation.

Politicians. Republicans ant Demo
crafts arc interesting themselves in the
proposed row CITY charter for Whining
ION A. = meeting 81 the First District
Republican CITY Committee thls week
4 r,mp,ftce was named T. confer with
similar committee that the Democratic
Clty Chairman Timothy ] Mooney, IS
O. name
While il might seem strange IN most
communities - have political Influences
cooperating Ia charter bill in this State
II - the proper thing and perhaps the
mi, wnv ~ have needed legislation meet
WITH slcccss
Tho committee named hv the Repubh-
can. conaprlses Colonel George " Sparks.
Edgar " IIoopes. Weller r Stcver,
" p White. John " Huxley and Percy
Warren Green
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
SUMMON FN-ENPRESS' FAMILY.
Augusta Victoria In Serious Condition
But Nay Live Weeks
tel Press 10 Every vening

by Associated Press 20 Evrry Evening
Doorn. Holland, Nov 10 Former
Empress Augusta Victoria of Germany,
Who Yesterday suffered another severe
heart attack, appeared late last night to
be in more serious condition than her
friends would admit SIT her sons AID
daughters were notified ii her llIaess atd
ar expected TODAY Prince Henry of
Prussia. brother ot tie former Emperor.
may also arrive today Greatest iepres-
sion prevails al Donrn a~tIe
DR. Hcymaue Naadcrtergh, heart
specialist. examined tie former Fmpre~-
Yesterday ard fo9ud her condition la
gerous She may however linger for
maGy weeks
! buIietin issued thie morning stated
the former Empress had passed a good
IIght
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
W. III. FISHER FINED $500.
Pleaded Guilty TO Having More Liquor
Than Law Allows.

Wilham II Fisher pleaded guilty. hc-
fore Judge Rice in Court Of Ger cral S's-
sions. Yesterday afternoon, 10 4 charge of
having in his possession more splrtuotls
hq,lor than permitted under the state law
ard was fired s4OO He paid the fne
Fisher was arrested At the same time
lis brother. Finer Fisher was arrested
on like charge Elmer Flshcr was ac-
Quilted bv n jury Of violating the law at
the last session Of court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
ULTINIATUM TO D'ANNUNZIO.
Italian Commander Acts When Poets
Troops Occupy Mt. Lubin.

Rome. Nov. 19-The Municipal Coun-
ell Of Plume has advised Gabrielle d An
nunzio to give up agitation against the
Rapallo treaty, according 10 the Epoca
A body Of D D'Annunzio' 's troops having
occupied Mount Lubin and four villages
which were being held by Italian regu-
lars. General Caviglia has sent an ulti-
matum 10 DAnnunzIO. the paper adds.
The poet-commander Of the insurgents
has not replied thus far.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
kRI EGER CASE GOES OVER.
Nn,snsl Charged With Manslaughter IN
Connection With Boys Death.

non application 81 AttorreN ',ererai
p,yld 7 Rclnhardt Chef Justice Pcnne-
vlll and Judges l1oyce and Rice ~ ourt
Fl. ever ami Tcrml0cr, this morning con
.r,lea until the January term Of court.
ftr a.e 4 John kruger. charged with
slaughter krupecr Is alleged 70 have
driven sn automobile that ran over and
-Ft-.d thc death III a hov. William Huru,
+ VI Pleasant some time ago
\rs,lnent was heard YESTERDAY nv the
...,,r, ~ epphcatlon 81 Charles + Curley.
,epr.scuttfe the defendant. 10 have two
.4.rta str,. ken ont " The indictment
Ills application was sustained ~ regards
u af.e r,i.nt and de,ned IN the other
at turlcv charged that tie counts oo-
lected a. did not furnish sufficient m
iarmat,on 70 the defendant on which 70
base his defense
Court adjourned this morning until
Monday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
AID FOR RUSSIAN REFUGEES.
Americans at C0nstantinOpIe Call for
Funds 10 Relieve 100 900.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Constantinople, Nov. IS 1t Il meet
ing today OF American citizens represent
ing relief ami commercial organizations IN
CoGstantinoplc resolution VAS passed
calling upon Admiral Hugh Bristol, the
100000 Russian refugees here
The resolution also called upon PrcsI-
Cross and other relief organizations.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
BISHOPSTEAD REPAIRS.
Permit Issued Today for Work Costing
About Sll 900.

b4ldirg Inspector Ellis i Preston has
rraitcd Reed \ Brother Permit to make
alterations. costing 81 600 10 Bishop
stcsd the residence of Bishop Philip Cook,
lul " est Fourteenth street.
pther permits IS follows have been
granted
t. Harry Applegate, 70 build an adj
dltlun, costing $500. 70 William L. Dock
s,u.er's residerce. 1916 Market street
To Harry sher 10 make alterations,
cs~tIfg 500 20 1923 " est Fourth street.
To Harry v DinlOcker, 10 erect a prI-
vate garage costing $l25, at 1918 Lover
frr avenue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
HARDING INVITES SHIELDS.
Democratic Opponent OF League Asked 10
Confer with President Elect.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Knoxville, Tenn, Nov. - Senator
John X Shields al Tennessee, whose oppo-
position 10 the League OF Nations Va
condemned At the last state Democratic
convention, has been invited To Marion
to confer with 'Prcsideut-eect IIardii Z
on the natioa 5 iorcigl policies
Senator Shields, who was III knoxville
Yesterday, said he had received a personal
letter from Mr. Harding outlining the
purpose OF the conferences. and added
that be had accepted the invitation 10
attend
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
New |. o. o. F. Officers.

Grand Master Calvin NJ Whitesen Of
the Grand Lodge. ] o. Q. F., Of Della
ware has appointed the following officers
for the ensuing year Joseph NJ Croes, Jr.
grand marshal : Harrington Jones,
grand chaplain; Howard L. Seaman. grand
herald; r. W Way, grand conductor: Carl
Seidel grand guardian
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
Confer About Smyrna School.

Hervey p Hall Of the State Board Of
Education, Walter O. Hofecker, W w.
Hynson and Howard r. Jones Of the
Smyrna Board of Education and Professor
c w. W. Schontz of Smyrna, conferred
with the Delaware School Auxiliary As
sociation today concerning Smyrna's new
,iQh school.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
Got the Wrong Johnson.

A. the police had arrested the wrong
man thc case Of Frank jackson, colored
charged with larceny was nolle pressed
by Judge Finger m Municipal Court today
Prank jackson Was alleged to have been
~ accpmphce uf William Sadler. who
waived hearing il Municipal Court on
"Wednesday on a charge Of stealing a 500
ovefcoat Sadler n court this morning
admitted be never saw the prisoner before,
hli that ne did have friend by the name
~ jackson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
HOOVER ELECTED PRESIDENT

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, Nov 49, Herbert Hoover
was elected president Of the American
Federated Engineering Societies by the
Federation's s Council in session here. Mr.
Hoover is head Of the American Institute
Of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
State Democrats TO Meet.

Henry r. Isaacs, State Democratic
chairman, it is expected will call meeting
Of the committee at Dover on November
80 In addition to the members Of the
State committee, he will invite members
Of county and district committees, and
the Democratic situation Will be
thoroughly discussed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
DUNDEE AND JACKSON MATCHED

By Associated Press - Every Evenlnz
New l ork Nov ~ Johnny Dundee
and Willie Jackson have been matched
for a l5-round bout 10 decl-ion here oc
November ~ for The world junior
lightweight championship. It vas an
uouncrd today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
William Passwater Injured

illlam Passwater, aged p, Of 209 East
hifd street employed al the Harlan ship
vurd fell through the hatchway of a
vessel and SUSTAINED three fractured ribs.
oday lie wac removed 10 the Delaw are
Huspltal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
Talbot Sheriff Exonerated.

Enston. Md. NOV. 10 Tie grand
jury for Talbot county yesterday eAonerat
ed Sheriff c " T Soulsby Of cruelty IN
connection with the confinement and exeea-
hon Of Isaiah Fountain colored who ~,
I nged here last spring
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
PRESIDENT NAMES TWO
ASSISTANTS FOR PAL MFR

fIy Associated Press - Every Evening
Washington. %ov - Frank Is Nct-
ckef u [ fah and Leslie { Garr 1T #
Virginia Here glFesi reeess appointments
today ~ President u isou rs special
assstaufs - the Attorr es-t seneraI.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
LEWIS ADMITS FORGERY.
Says IL Was Due TO Extortion on Part os
Woman

Edward Lewis pleadrd guilty 70 for
gcry 10 Court ~ General Sessions this
morning and hIs case continued until later
m the term 50 that further evidence NAV
be introduced HIS counsel, Philip l..
Garrett, asked for parole
Lewis claims a woman threatened TO
expose az affair 20 his wife unless be gave
hof 81 600, and be forged 500 in checks
on hls brother-in-law, Carroll Mullgan
- Newport after which the woman disap-
r..a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
ObLrIAR

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
DEATHS

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l-tb 81 Fi .nur, a
Sh.eile.
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hapCl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19

Alx Ia Chappe,e. \uv lq KOS
stantlnc Fehrenhach, German chancellor,
and DR. SimonS, foreign minister. have
concluded i tour s. the Rhiueland dis
trlcts and delivered addresses i'll which
they discussed domestic and focign ~>lleS
DR. Slmons, referring 20 the slocauou sc
the districts Of Europe and Malmedy 70
Belgium, declared Germany viewed the
declsio of the council of the League of
Nations as onlv "transltorv solution
We do NOT desire 70 enter the League
of Nations, he said, in referring - the
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-07-23
Married
OLSON

Miss Ella Cornelia Hanson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Hanson of the
town of Albion, and Hagbert J. Olson
of Wheeler Prairie were married at the
Norwegian Lutheran parsonage at Ed
gerton, Rev. E. Grefthen reading the
service, Thursday afternoon of this
week The couple were attended by
Hattie Hanson, sister of the bride,
and Helmer Olson, the groom's brother.
After the ceremony wedding recep-
tion was given and bountiful supper
was served at the home of the bride.
About 20 guests were present, mostly
relatives and neighbors. The couple
left for Chicago on q wedding trip and
on their return Mr. and Mrs. Olson will
be at home on their Wheeler Prairie
farm. The Reporter congratulates.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-07-23

The Ladies Aid society of the East
Koshkonong church will meet with Mrs.
Ed Ellickson next Wednesday after
noon.
Thomas Arthur, five year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nicholson of Can
ton. Ohio, died of diphtheria at the
home of Mrs. A. p Nicholson Wednes-
day morning. The mother and two
children arri yed from Canton last Sat-
urday. Mr.. Nicholson is expected to
arrive Thursday.
Mrs. Sanford Onsgaard entertained
a number of ladies at her home last
Tuesday in compliment to her husband
mother, Mrs. Even Onsgaard, on her
birthday anniversary.
Misses Hattie Lien and Gladys
Roum of Utica and Leore Schoenfeldt
and Paul Jensen submitted to opera
tons for the removal of tonsils at the
Lockwood hospital during the week.
Mrs. Henry Erickson of Stoughton
and her six daughters, Mrs. Gilman of
Princeton, Mrs. Butcher of Seattle,
Mrs. Brannon of Madison, Mrs. Lynch,
Mrs. Vixen, Mrs. E. Erickson, Slough
ton, Mrs. S. Halvorson, Mrs. WeLan-
gen and DR.. Vicken, Stoughton, were
guests of DIR. and Mrs. Holton Satur-
day.
&C. Olaf Jenson, who has been serv-
ing as first lieutenant in the commits
ariat branch of the army, and since his
return from Belgium in connection with
the army college at Washington, has
been recommended by General Mean
drews for captaincy in the regular
army, according to news received from
Washington Mr.. Jensen was recently
discharged from hospital where he
had minor operation performed. If
he is advanced in rank he may remain
in the service indefinitely. He hopes
to obtain furlough some time in Aug
ust to visit his mother, Mrs. Andrew
Jensen, and other relatives in Edger-
ton,
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-07-23

The committee appointed to arrange
for church picnic for the congrega-
ton of the Norwegian Lutheran church
met Monday evening and made ar
rangements for a program to be held
at Charley Bluff Friday, Aug. 6, 1920.
Races and other entertainment for the
children, baseball game and other
sports for the grown-ups will be pro-
vided for Mr. Andrew Thoreson is
chairman of the committee on sports.
Mr.. E. B. Ellingson is charged with
the responsibility of providing enter
tainment for the baseball fans. Mr..
John Linaas is at the head of the COM
mittee on transportation. Those that
have no way of going out to the picnic
will kindly notify him few days in
advance. The superintendent and the
teachers of the Sunday school COM
prise the committee for providing en-
tertainment for the children. Mem
bers and friends of the congregation,
don't you think you had better fill your
lunch basket and go?
E. A. Grefthen.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-07-23
Norwegian Lutheran Church
F.. A. GREFTHEN. PASTOR.

Services in English next Sunday
morning at HOO.
Sunday school at 1880.
No evening service.
The Young Peoples Luther League
of the Madison circuit will hold its an
nual convention at Rio, Rev. Sundby' 8
charge. July 80, 81 and August r. On
August l sacred concert will be given.
Everybody IS invited to attend. On
account of the convention at Rio, there
will be no services IN our local church
on August /.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-07-23
Twenty-Five Years Ago.

Marvin Bell & Co. have purchased a
gasoline engine to run their threshing
machine with. 1t is the first of the
kind to be put in use here.
The population of Edgerton is 1874;
of Evansville, 1716. The school census
for joint district No. 8, city of Edger-
ton and town of Fulton, shows that
there are 1923 boys and 524 girls of
school age in the district.
Friday, July 10, 1895.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-07-23
Notice

The members of The Congregational
church are requested to meet at the
church next Friday evening at 7:30 to
consider with the trustees and other
officers the advisability of moving the
church and purchasing the corner house
and lot now owned by Mrs. F. w. Coon.
Mrs. E. c. Hopkins,
Church Clerk.