The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-09-30


Lee Alder is serving on the federal
jury sitting at Madison.
WIN. Schrub is in South Dakota
looking after matters of business.
The K. P. lodge opens its season of
regular meetings the coming week on
Monday evening.
The sheep feeding yards are taking
care of 5000 western sheep which are
ready for market.
st. Johns Lutheran church next
Sunday morning at 1000, services in
the German language.
The Ladies society of the Central
Lutheran church will meet in church
parlors Thursday, Sept. 90.
The Monday club meets on the
coming Monday at 300 in the after
noon, entertained by Mrs. L. D. Hy-
land.
After passing several days with
her daughter, Mrs. H. B. Knapp, Mrs.
Wray Watson returned to her home in
Stoughton the last of the week.
The P. M. church of Albion Prairie
will give their annual chicken pie din
ner at IL O'Clock noon, Thursday, Oct.
6, at the church. All are cordially in
vited.
The Trailers trimmed the Trucks
to the tune of 6 to at Athletic park
last Sunday. The attendance was good
and the Trucks had good following
from Stoughton to root for them.
George Brown returned from In
dianapolis Monday. He wend down for
the Highway Trailer Co. He states
that business is very much on the quiet
order also in the big Indiana city.
Atwood Brothers of Albion Prairie
made shipment of fatted steers for
the Chicago market the first of the
week. They had over forty head and
filled two cars. 1t was beautiful
bunch of cattle.
Miss Florence Child gave birth
day dinner at her home on Saturday
evening. Covers were laid for 20 and
all were seated at one long. table. MIR.
and Mrs. Gordon Nightingale were
present form Madison.
Another carload of mine tailings
have been added at the Fassett ceme-
terry, improving the walks and the gen.
eral appearance of the beautiful
grounds. The sidewalk to the ceme-
terry is nearing completion.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Conway re-
ceived message Tuesday from Indian
apolis bearing the news that Mrs. Theo.
Clarke, sister of Mrs. Conway, was
seriously i'll. They left on the after
noon train. No particulars have been
received, but the illness must have
come on rather suddenly as letter
from Mrs. Clarke written last week to
her sister made no mention of illness.
Oscar Peterson and his wife, for
merly Clara Amundson of Busseyville,
came down from their home at Mime
apolis last week to spend some time
visiting relatives of Mrs. Peterson.
Mrs. Harlow Tall and Mrs. Morton
Pierce are her sisters, and brother,
Abel, lives on Albion Prairie. From
Edgerton they leave for Beloit, Rock
ford and Milwaukee. They have two
months vacation. Mr.. Peterson is
shop superintendent in the Mill city.
The City Federation of Women's
clubs held their last meeting of the
year, and the first after summer re-
cess, last Tuesday evening in Culton
Memorial hall. 1t opened at $50 with
a community supper. The meeting and
program were given under the auspices
of the auxiliary members of the Fed
GRAFTON. The program offered mu-
steal number by Mrs. w. E. Newman,
reading by Miss Alice Nichols, and a
playlet by the courtesy of the Educa-
tional club. Reports from committees,
departments, and from the community
nurse were presented and disposed of.
The next meeting will be the first of
the new club year with installation of
new officers.
"A farewell party was given in
honor of Mrs. Ben Deye, formerly Miss
Kepp, at the Kepp home Monday. A
$50 dinner was served. The table and
the rooms were beautifully decorated
with Saliva and autumn leaves. The
guests enjoyed themselves with music
and playing bunko, Mrs. Melvin Sundby
of Stoughton carrying off the prize and
Alma Schoenfeldt the consolation. Out
of town parties present were Miss Pyre
and Miss Mitch of GAINESVILLE, Mrs. M.
Sundby of Stoughton. In all 40 guests
were entertained. They left many
pretty and useful gifts for the guest of
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