The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-10-21
Mrs. j. A. Dickerson entertained

Mrs. Frank GreSS OF Madison spent
| the week end at the home of j. A.
Dickerson.
"A number of young people dropped
| in to help Lauretta Dickerson celebrate
| the anniversary of her birthday last
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Jacobus did not go to Waco,
/ Texas, as The Reporter stated, but to
Galveston, Texas, where she will make
her home with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Coon.
| Twenty of the mail carriers OF
GAINESVILLE were served splendid ban
quet at the Dew Drop Inn, Robert
/ Newman's place on Lake Koshkonong
last Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Jensen left for Mil
| waukee Tuesday evening to see her
daughter, Mrs. E. j. Aaberg, who has
| been operated on at one of the Mil
waukee hospitals.
"Wednesday the Farmers Ware
house company received stock for ship
ment. Mr.. Scofeld brought in some
| grown-up porkers, one tipping the scale
near the 900 pound mark.
Miss Harriet Lund of Chicago,
graduate nurse, came to Edgerton a
week ago to spend part of her vacation
at her old home. She has been on a
trip to New York city to visit relatives
| and friends.
Henry Wesendonk is operating four
| trucks and handling the delivery serv-
ice of the city. To aid in prompt de-
livery the housewives should have their
orders in early enough to catch each
outgoing service.
The Ladies society of the Norwe-
gian Lutheran church will meet in the
church parlors Thursday afternoon,
| Oct. 81, entertained by Mesdames Thos.
Olson, P. H. Murkve, Andrew Nickel
son and Axel Boden.
The City Federation of Womens
| Clubs will have $50 dinner at Culton
Memorial hall Monday evening, Oct.
"a at Csc per plate. Reports from the
| state convention and other business
| will be taken up. The women will be
| urged to be present.
"A miscellaneous shower was given
| at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Berge
| of the town of Christiana Monday even
| ing in honor of Miss Ida Anderson of
Rockdale, who ON Wednesday of this
week became the bride of Mr.. Charles
Berge. They will reside in the home
neighborhood of the groom. About rs
people attended the shower.
| Fred Deppink, wife and daughter
and Godleib Deppink of Kiowa, Kansas,
a town near the Oklahoma line and
about 100 miles from Wichita, arrived
in Edgerton last week. They have
been farming down there, but the fail
ure of last season caused them to take
their Is head of horses, wagons and
other equipment and come north.
They drove to Wichita. From there
they shipped to Edgerton. They have
already secured work teaming in the
city, and are at the service of anyone
needing hauling. Fred Deppink is a
brother-in-law of Mr.. Harry Hutson. :
| Arrangements have been made by
Postmaster Hoen to establish through
| xo,;l x1o,oh ~ ChohOvnpor ord Tooac
vile train No. 534 at Milton Junction,
to connect with Chicago, Milwaukee
and st. Paul train No. SO which arrives
at Edgerton at $40 a. M, and which
will carry all letters mailed in Milwau.
kee after p. m. and up to midnight.
1t is only recently that the letter mai
deliverable at the local post Office and
posted in Milwaukee and other nearby
post Offices during the afternoon and
evening has reached proportion that
warranted the establishment of 9
through mail pouch to handle it. The
use of this pouch will insure the deliv-
cry of letter mail described two hours
earlier than formerly.
/ AT the annual meeting of the Com.
munity Council, held at the public Ii.
brary Friday evening, Oct. Ia, the fol-
lowing persons were reelected as of
ficers to serve for one year: Mrs. A. C.
Anderson, president; c. A. Hoen, vice
president; Hazel Biederman, secretary
d. P. Devine, treasurer. The Com
munity Council is a charitable organ
ization created within this calendar
year by the representatives of local re-
ligious, fraternal, civic, educational and
benevolent organizations in meeting
assembled, its purpose being to be the
center of communication between the
organizations named, to foster har-
monious cooperation and to prevent
the evils of overlapping relief.
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