The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-12-09

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their household goods Wednesday to
the Austin farm near Milton where
they are going to operate the farm.
Saturday evening Mr.. Ploutz, the
expressman, driving new Ford, col
lided with the w. E. Seymour car on
the cemetery road, causing Several hun
dred dollars worth of damage to both
cars.
Under the general auspices of the
w. C. T. u, $50 dinner was served
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Weetman
Dickinson Wednesday evening to which
and the pastors of the city were in
vited. Brief addresses, music and a
acquainted" social time filed
very delightful evening.
! John Hanson, who was injured in
the accident on Labor day morning on
! Albion street, has, as reported in a
former issue of this paper, started an
action naming DR.. F. C. Meyers as de-
PENDANT in $4,000 damage suit. DR..
Meyers has filed an answer setting
forth that the city is responsible. The
hearing has as yet not been held.
! Mrs. Helen Johnson, who has spent
the summer and fall in her home on
Swift street in Edgerton, left for Chi
cago Wednesday to spend the winter at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Elmer
Wilt. Mrs. Andrew Jensen accompan-
led here to Chicago where she is having
her eyes examined by prominent ocu-
list. She may be gone for several days.
The Salvation Army fund drive put
on under the direction of the City Fed
GRAFTON of Women's clubs last week re-
suited in a net cash contribution of
about 1926. Considering the condition
of the times, the director, Mrs. George
Farman, president of the federation,
feels that the drive was a success. The
assistance given by the city schools did
much to insure the success.
! Mrs. Paul Jensen is home after
having spent several weeks at Stevens
Point. She brings the good tidings that
her husband, who is in sanitarium
there, is doing we'll and that he has
given up the idea of leaving the state
for the winter. All his friends in Ed
gerton wish him courage to hold on and
come out victorious in his battle to re-
kgain his health. His wife will spend
Christmas with him.
| AT meeting of the members of
the K. P lodge Monday evening the
following officers to serve during the
ensuing year were elected: Chas. Gle
ment, C. c.; Edison Ogden, V. c.; F.
J. Holt, Prelate; w. A. Borgnis, M. of
W.; VIM. Dickinson, M. of E.; R. III.
Farman, M. of F. and K r. & S.; Les
ter Trevorrah, M. at A.; Leland Whit
ford, !. G.; Nick Erdahl, 0. G Trus-
teesI. w. Spike and Henry Taylor.
| The Rev. S. Patterson Todd, gen.
eral secretary and field worker of the
Lords Day Alliance of Wisconsin, will
deliver an address in Culton Memorial
hall, Sunday evening, Dec. IL, and his
theme will be Sunday Rest Day."
The question is agitated good deal,
and intelligent people are willing to lis
ten to presentation of the subject,
and should take the opportunity of in
forming themselves upon it.
The committees of the Community
Council are whipping things into shape
to take care of the work before them
for the approaching holiday season. A
community Christmas tree will also this
year be one of the down town features
of the days of great joy; the needy
among adults and children will be re-
membered, the council will do its best
to spread cheer and comfort through
out the city, and do it in the spirit of
the Christmas season.
-Pringle Brothers company is dis
tributing avery attractive coiored large
four page Christmas folder carrying the
big store holiday goods to the attention
of the trade. Il will reach the COM
munity early enough before Christmas
to allow the people in the Edgerton
trading zone to take advantage of the
offerings. All business places in the
city are making an effort at meeting
the requirements of the communities
surrounding Edgerton with goods at
prices that should make it profitable to
them to come here and do their Christ
mas shopping.
Mrs. Weetman Dickinson of this
lefty has been named by Governor Blaine
as one of the delegates to the Law En-
forcement convention to be held in
Washington, D. c., Dec 6-7-8. Pastors
are granted half fare east of Chicago.