The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-12-30


/ hogan, has been offered a pulpit at
b@loit.
1 "A basketball game between the Ft.
/ Atkinson and Edgerton American Le-
! pion teams will be called at the high
lschool gym in this city Monday, an. g.
A fire game is promised.
| l.. Nj. Wilson, the advance man of
| the J. B. Rogers producing company,
came this week to make arrangements
for the American Legion staging of
The Minstrel's Review.
/ During the holiday season William
! Mcintosh, Daniel Cunningham and Ed
ward Leary are helping the postoffice
force take care of the large business.
This expedites delivery of Christmas
packages.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Nelson and
family spent second day of Christmas
at Stoughton with Mr.. Nelson's moth
er. 1t was a gathering of nearly all
of large family of children and grand
children.
| Mrs. Giles Dow and Mrs. Earl An
/ derson of Stoughton were guests of
Mrs. D. G. Ristad for lunch Wednes-
day, and attended the charity bridge
party at Culton Memorial hall in the
afternoon.
Mrs. Atwell of Stevens Point,
mother of w. G. Atwell, spent the
holidays with her son and his wife in
| Edgertoa. Miss Christine Merrill was
also we'll enough to enjoy Christmas at
the Atwell home.
Miss Eva Huntington, who has
been teacher in the 7th grade during
the fall, is to be married during the
/ holidays and has resigned her position.
| Her place will be taken by Miss Wack-
elmain of Walworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Brown and
| daughter Bernice spent Christmas day
at the home of their daughter in James,
Vile Penn Brown Jr. on the farm has
| not been we'll for some time and is un-
able to leave the house.
Health conditions in the city have
| on the whole been favorable this fall.
DR.. Cleary reports one case of diph-
iberia at the present time, but the
| house is under quarantine, and there is
| no fear of spread of the disease.
Herman Hanson and family Of
Kimball, Mimi, and Edwin Hanson and
family of ST. Paul, Mimi, are here to
| spend the holidays with their mother,
| Mrs. Gilbert Hanson. 1t was happy
reunion Of the members of the Hanson
| family. Mrs. Hanson, who has not
been in the best of health, rejoiced in
having her children and grandchildren
around her at Christmas.
| Charles Dunn, who is connected
with the institute for the deaf at Del
avan, is spending the holidays with rel
atives and friends in Edgerton. He
| returned to his work again between
Christmas and the New Year. He
dropped in to make a call at the Re-
| porter office.
The Junior Missionary society of
| the Congregational church enjoyed a
progressive dinner one day this week,
| beginning at the home of Mrs. j. A.
| Jensen and moving in succession to the
homes of Mrs. F. w. Schoenfeld, Mrs.
! N. E. Nelson and Mrs Clouden Far
man. The girls had fine time.
| A delicious duck dinner was served
at family gathering at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. August Schmeling. Those
present were Paul Schmeling and wife,
Richard Schmeling and wife of James,
vile and Joe Hagan and wife and Jay
| Hymers and wife of Madison and Miss
| Irene Schmeling who lives with her
parents here.
"A party of charity bridge was CIV
en- at Culton Memorial hall Wednesday
afternoon for the benefit Of the Memo
rial Hospital maintenance fund. The
following ladies of the Service Star
Legion acted as hostesses: Miss Alice
! Mooney, Miss Alice Nichols, Mrs. Roy
Mcdonald, Miss Clara M. Jensen, Mrs.
| Will Dickinson and Mrs. Chas. Bunker.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hanson desire
| to thank Mr.. and Mrs. Lundberg of
| Pleasant View and Thelma Frydlund
and all who joined them in the Christ
mas collection brought them. G. A.
Hoen verified the list of collections.
| They also want to thank for the bss-
| kets of goodies delivered TO them'by
| the Good Fellows and Community
Council.
Monday afternoon fairly good
crowd saw the Edgerton Legion basket
| hall FIVE win from tha Camhridoo q