The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-01-14

] ROllin streets, Thursday evening, Jan.
18th.
Aug. Tiegs and family moved into
their Lawton street home last Tuesday.
The Tiegs family for the present have
given up. rarming and will make Ed
gerton their home.
The federated women's clubs have
made arrangements to bring the U. w.
glee club to Edgerton January %. This
is an advance announcement, the next
issue of The Reporter will give full
particulars.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will serve cafeteria supper at
the church parlors next Wednesday
evening, Jan. 10Th. The proceed are
to be used for the purpose of purchas-
ing Hoover vacuum cleaner.
The Edgerton firemen give their
annual concert and ball Thursday even
ing, January 20. This has always been
one of the popular social events of the
year, and it will undoubtedly be this
year. The tickets are on sale now.
-Mahlon Ogden leaves for Chicago
Saturday to attend the Worsham school
for undertakers. Mr.. Ogden will spend
about 10 weeks at the school in order
to finish his course. During his ab-
sence Mrs. Ogden will be at Madison.
Mr.. Martin Mathison is quite i'll at
his home in this city. His brother
Lawrence and his sister, Mrs. Mons
Boreson of Navarino, Wis, are here to
see him, also sister of Mrs. Mathi-
son, Mrs. Hans Hanson of Madison.
Mrs. Frank Hanke, living south of
the, city, underwent an operation at
Mercy hospital in GAINESVILLE, the first
of the week. A growth in the nose
was removed, and she was able to be
brought home the middle IF the week.
Carl Bublitz, who recently went
onto the Ladd farm north of town, had
the misfortune, in falling off load of
hay, to break the small bone and crack
the large one in his right leg. He will
be laid up for quite little while.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church meets in the
church parlors Thursday, January 20.
The hostesses are Mrs. d. G. Ristad,
Mrs. Andrew Jensen, Mrs. Martha
Lintvedt and Mrs. o. G. Hansen.
AT the last meeting of the Culture
club Mrs. P. N. Grub was elected
president and Mrs. d. G. Ristad secre-
tary. both to serve out the unexpired
terms left vacant by the removal Of
Mrs. Towne and Mrs. Birkenmeyer
from the city.
Neil Mason is reported to have
sold his farm on the MELVILLE road to
Peter Edwardson Edwardson turned
in five acre tract in the city as part
! payment. Neal will move onto his
beautiful Albion Prairie farm in the
spring.
On a cultivated area of 100000
acres Wisconsin produced in 1920 crops
worth 1923, 427,OO This is 10 per cent
less value than the crops of 1919, and
! 10 per cent less than the value of the
! 1918 crops, but lat per cent higher
than the value of the crops 10 years
ago.
Mrs. J. 7. Hurd of Chippewa Falls,
Wis, and her little daughter, who have
been visiting relatives and friends in
Edgerton since before the holidays, re-
turn to their home next week. They
have been staying at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Livick. Mrs. Hurd
will be remembered as Lottie Skinner.
The married friends of Miss Hilda
Schuck and Sanford Hippo, whose en-
gagement has been announced, gave
shower at the home of Carl Hippo in
honor of the bride to-be Thursday af-
ternoon of this week. The young
friends of the two rendered miscel-
laneous shower in the evening of the
same day.
Miss Elizabeth Towne, who is with
her parents in San Diego, CAL, has en-
tered the high school there. 1t is a
high school with 5000 enrolment. A
former Edgerton teacher, and friend
of Miss Towne, is teaching in San
Diego and gave Miss Towne pleasant
assistance in enrolment of the classes
she desired.
Cambridge came near having Sc
rious fire last Tuesday when runaway
oil truck was smashed and It's contents
spilled on main street. Five hundred
gallons of the precious fuel made quite
a fire. The truck and Ford car had
the worst of it, but the nearby build
ings were saved, except for scorching
of their fronts and the breaking of