The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-12-24

served at The Carlton for S1.25.
S. A. Rosenthal passed Sunday
with his mother in Stoughton.
Regular meeting of the Royal
Neighbors Thursday evening, Dec. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Bergstrom and
family spent Sunday with friends in
GAINESVILLE
Raymond Bergstrom is home from
the &C Business college, Madison, for a
two weeks vacation.
"A raid was recently made on the
soft drink places in Evansville and sew
eral cases of medicine" were confis-
Gated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Brown and
little son of La Crosse will spend Christ
mas with relatives and friends in Ed
gertOn.
j -Alva Carey, instructor in the pub
lie schools at Amigo, is home to pass
the holidays with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. B. Carey.
Ruth Mcintosh and Florence Kel-
logg, who are attending school at VII
mona, came Wednesday to spend the
holiday vacation at their parental
homes.
| There will be Christmas tree and
program at the Albion Prairie M. E.
church Christmas eve. Everybody well
come, especially members of the P. M.
church. Come early and bring your
presents.
Mrs. Will Waite of GAINESVILLE and
her little son have come to spend
i Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. P. C..
Brown, parents of Mrs. Waite. Her
daughter has been with the grandpar-
ents for some time past.
Ole Wixmoen, representative of
the General Cigar Co. at Viroqua, was
in Edgerton the first of the week at
tending to business matters and calling
on his former friends. He will pass
Christmas with his two daughters who
are living hear Stoughton.
Frank Brown, wife and son Virgil
depart next Monday for the sunny South
to pass the winter months. They have
not decided upon the location in Flor
ida, it all depending on the climate
when they get there. Good luck and
lots of happiness, Mr.. Brown and fam
lily.
The Edgerton milk station has
changed hands again Frank Hinkle
has purchased the outfit and business
from Poplowski Bros. and will continue
to serve all customers. Under the
management of Frank Hinkle all can
rest assured of fair treatment and
prompt service.
Among other matters that people
attend to at the close of the year is the
subscription to newspapers and maya
zines. Those accounts are easy to take
care of as the date of the expiration of
the subscription is, as rule, printed
on label attached to the copy of the
| paper OF magazine.
-Edgerton merchants had very
satisfactory Christmas trade this year.
They had the goods the variety. quail
ity and prices all being right-and for
these reasons were we'll patrenized.
There is one more shopping day left,
and the home merchant is the one to
trade with.
The homes of Edgerton and vicinity
are made happy and filled with the
spirit of youth these days. The many
students attending colleges, universe
ties and normal schools are home, bring
ing with them the buoyant atmosphere
which surrounds school life. The usual
revival of social activity at this time of
the year is always tinted with the spirit
of returning students.
AT the council meeting Monday
evening j. w. Conn was elected alder
man of the first ward in place of Frank
Brown. The Office became vacant when
Mr.. Brown moved into his new home in
the second ward. Mr.. Conn has served
as alderman and held the office of city
treasurer in former years, and conse-
quently he is no novice in helping to
handle city affairs. Alderman Joe
Conn now, if you please.
AT meeting of Ralph Amunpsor
post last Friday evening the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Post Commander, j. E. Sweeney
Vice Commander, Oscar Hanson; AID.
. jutant, Andrew Thoreson. A collection
of $50 was taken UP to be turned over
to the Chamber of Commerce for the
purpose of buying Christmas presents
for some of the little ones about the
city. There was good attendance al
the meeting and the proceedings were