The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-08-05


moved into the Lee Alder flats on South |
Main street.
Rev. John Halvorson left Monday
morning for Minneapolis to attend the
board of finance and efficiency of which
he is member.
Mrs. Grover Olson gave 1870
luncheon to about 20 ladies last Friday
afternoon, Mrs. Burr Hall of Lewiston,
Mont, was the guest of honor. Mrs.
Hall has been visiting in Edgerton and
on Albion Prairie during the past two
weeks.
MIR and Mrs. Marvin Jarlsberg will
occupy the lower and Mr.. and Mrs.
Connie Midtbon and family the upper
fiat in the F. w. Coon residence now
owned by Frank Brown. They will
move in as soon as the necessary re-
modelling has been completed.
The Edgerton Milk Depot is out of
business, and Sommerfeldt & Lengel
are the proprietors of the East Side
Dairy which has taken over the route
of the old milk stand down town. The
new firm was on the road delivering
milk Monday morning.
Miss Amanda Droitning of Slough
ton, sister of Mrs. Oscar Olson, of this
city, has been promoted to head the
Camp Washington, sub-library in the
city of Cincinnati, Ohio. During the
past year she has been assistant librar-
ian in the Ohio city.
The business men of Edgerton have
been gathering funds among themselves
for the benefit of the band. Edgerton
has one of the best small town concert
bands in this neck of the woods, and
their weekly concerts always draw
large and appreciative audiences.
The Sherman Stock company will
open a weeks engagement here next
Saturday evening. August 9th in their
big tent theatre, presenting new
repertoire of plays. Prices, children
Is cents, adults, 40 cents; this includes
tax. Ladies free ticket Saturday night.
Tent located on school grounds.
| Swift street and the road to the
point of the Flatiron is cleaned and
open to traffic. The boulevards are be-
ing worked to take the seed, and all
the property along that street will have
attractive frontage. John Marks is
building an attractive new home in this
part of town.
The GAINESVILLE Electric Co. branch
at Edgerton have put on two new line
men, Harry Gates of Benton Harbor,
Mich, and Clarence Stiff of Edgerton.
Byron Fessenden who was hurt while
on lire duty several weeks ago is again
able to be around in his car and it is
thought he will fully recover.
Mrs. L. II. Towne and daughter
Elizabeth went to Chicago the first of
the week to accompany Mrs. Rose
cranz, mother of Mrs. Towne, to Ed
gerton where she will spend some
weeks at the home Of her daughter,
while another daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Rosecanz, is away on a visit to Wash
ington, D. G.
Mr.. Wodell, overseas soldier, re-
turned from the GAINESVILLE hospital on
Thursday last week. The surgical treat
, ment given him for heart trouble, con-
tracted during the war, does not seem to
: have been effective. A specialist from
Milwaukee came to examine him after
his return home, and Mr.. Wodell may be
sent to Chicago for further treatment.
Rev. J. Tweten and the Monsoon
, male quartet appear at East Koshko-
nong, Rev. Krostu's church, Wednes-
day, Aug. II, in Cambridge, Rev. Hal
. vorson's church, the 18th, in the even
, ing. A concert with lecture during
the intermission. The speaker and
singers travel in the interest of Pleas
ant View college, Ottawa, Ill. The
public is invited to attend.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Swenson and
J family returned Saturday last from a
weeks auto trip through the northern
, part of the state. They passed por-
; ton of the week visiting Mrs. Sven
|. sons sister at Lake Metonga, Crandon,
, Wisconsin, and when passing through
Neenah called on DIR. and Mrs. Dennis,
formerly of this city. Mr.. Swenson re-
ports that the outcome of the potato
crop in that section of the state is very
doubtful.
"A troop train of ten coaches came
through Edgerton Monday morning
, bound for Camp Douglas. The COM
pany of National Guards recently or
> ganized in Edgerton joined the COM
rades in arms here. The company,
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