The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-10-08


the Legion boys have arranged for this
season. This date will be filled by the
Richly erno Entertainers. For full an
nouncement see second page of this
ISSUE
The annual business meeting of the
Service Star Legion will be held next
Wednesday evening at 7:3O, Oct. Ii, at
Library hall. At this meeting officers
for the ensuing year will be elected.
Payment of dues can be made at this
time. 1t is requested that all members
be present.
On Sunday evening at M. E. church
Prof. Fred Holt addressed the young
people and the congregation on "Mak-
ing Prohibition Effective His dis
course was timely and those who were
privileged to hear him expressed hearty
sympathy with what he pronounced as
the Christian duty of all good citizens,
viz: Cooperation for law enforcement
and right living.
-RichaId Houge, wife and two chill
dren arrived in Edgerton Saturday and
will occupy the Mrs. Hannah Croft res
idence on North Main street. Mrs.
Houge was formerly Miss Davis, and
for the past five years has been living
in Williamsburg, Virginia. They have
sold their farm there, motored to Ed
gerton and will make this city their
home for the present.
Clayton E. Hubbell, son of E. M.
Hub5ell and wife, and Miss Mary Kav-
aney of Joliet, ILL.,, were united in mar
riage at 9:15 O'Clock, Wednesday, Oct.
6, 1920, at Joliet. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
M. Hubbell were present at the merri-
age. The young couple will return to
Edgerton the first of next week and
will commence housekeeping in Mrs.
Girard's residence on Washington st.
p Mr.. McAdams of Chicago is stay
ing at the Carlton while receiving med
ical aid under the Drs. Shearer. MIR.
McAdams il an inventor of note. His
last invention, which it has taken him
18 years to complete, has not yet been
given to the public, but it is known to
be of remarkable value to the industry
for which it is designed, and will bring
the inventor both fame and wealth. 1t
may be stated that it will do in the
linen goods industry what the cotton
gin did for the manufacture of cotton
goods.
Mrs. DR.. Edward D. Kohlstedt and
son Donald of st. Paul visited over Sat-
urday and until Tuesday at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. B. w. Kramer. DR..
E. d. Kohlstedt, who spoke in the M.
E. church to an appreciative audience
when he was here in March, is being
transferred to the work of general Sec
rotary of the centenary work of the
Methodist church, with headquarters in
Chicago. He is moving his family to
ILL.,, whittier Mrs. Kohlstedt
and Donald departed Tuesday morning.
Defeats Mt. HOreb 81 to Ii.
The second game of the season was
played at the Driving Park in Edger-
ton last Saturday. A good attendance
from both Mt. Horeb and Edgerton
witnessed the game. 1t was an ideal
day for football. Hardly had the ball
been put in play when Edgerton's left
end put the ball across the goal line on
a tumble. After continued line plunges
and end runs, Edgerton's right end and
full-back added Is more points to the
score, making "a points for the first
half. Mt. Horeb, constantly on the
alert to catch Edgerton on tumble,
finally succeeded in getting the ball on
a tumble and ending the first half "a
to z.
The second half began with a few
new men in Edgerton's lineup, Mt.
Horeb scoring on Edgerton once more.
Fourth quarter ended the game with
gaining two more touchdowns,
making the score 81 to Is.
Tuesday, Oct. IL, Registration Night
for Vocational School.
Vocational school will open for regis
tration on Tuesday, Oct. 18th, at the
high school building. Those VINO wish
to take courses are to meet at 7:30 o.
m. next week Tuesday.
The subjects to be given during the
school year will be decided at the reg
istration meeting and general plans
outlined. All ex-service men as we'll
as all other citizens who desire to take
advantage of the night school are urged
to be present on Tuesday evening so