The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-05-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam KGmp Of Fort
Atkinson called in Edgerton last We'd
nesday.
Miss Leora Mabbett is now engag-
ed in the Rosenberg library at Calves
ton, Texas.
Oscar Nelson, who went to Sweden
last January, returned to Edgerton
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald of The
Carlton entertained a few friends at
dinner Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Towne and daughter
arrived home safely Tuesday after an
enjoyable winter in California.
"A bazaar and supper will be given
by the Catholic ladies Thursday after
noon and evening, May 10Th, in Culton
Memorial hall. The public is invited.
Tom Burns, manager of the GEN
eral Cigar Co. warehouse at Winona,
Mimi, has been spending a week at
the home of his mot err, Mrs. John
Burns.
Mr.. Julius Hageberg has been
elected to be representative of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church at the district
meeting to be held in Eau Claire in
June.
While spring housekeeping is GO
ing on save all the things not needed
for the rummage sale in the interest of
the rest room. Leave bundles at the
library. Date announced later.
Remember Reciprocity Day of the
City Federation of Women's clubs in
Culton Memorial hall, May 20. Dean
Wording of the u w. and Mrs. Kelley
of Milwaukee will speak. The public
is invited.
"A cribbage tournament was staged
at The Carlton last Tuesday between
ten gentlemen from GAINESVILLE and an
equal number from Edgerton. The
gentlemen from GAINESVILLE stayed for
dinner at The Carlton.
Tulips are in bloom and for week
have been at their best. One of the
pretty beds is in front of L. C. Whit
tets home. 1t has been reported that
some tulip beds in the city have been
tempered with, among them that at
the Whittet home. They were of the
large red variety.
The Department of the Interior,
Washington, D. c., announces that
$1,000 acres of irrigated, farm land out
of tract of 100000 acres to be irri-
gated in the Milk River valley, Mon
tana, is open to settlers who have the
funds to acquire >land valuee at from
$50 to $110 per acre. The land just
opened is, described as excellent farm
land, located in the neighborhood of
Glasgow, Mont, well provided with
school and market facilities. Parties
interested may write the Office of the
Reclamation Service, Malta, Mont,
which will furnish maps and general in
formation.
The Stevens Point Daily Journal
for May has extended reports and ed
itorial comment on a citizens meeting
which endorsed certain street improve
ment plans put forth by the city ad-
ministration. Edgerton's city engineer,
Mr.. Walter F. Reichardt, who is also
consulting engineer to the city of Stew
ems Point, was present and comes in
for some very fiattering mention in the
Journals report. We quote: 'He
(ReichArdt) is considered the biggest
man among all the engineers who have
done work for the city, and when the
board of public works decided to get a
man who knows how, it was determined
to send for him. And the editor
makes the following comment: "No-
body questions the experience and en-
gineering ability of Walter F. Reich
ardt. He has done work here in the
past, and it has been good. Seeking
the best possible man for city engineer
this year, and hearing only good words
for Mr. Reichardt among local people,
the board of public works, after look
ing up his references from the outside,
engaged him to come here and advise
u.s." Edgerton takes pride in having
discovered these qualities in Mr.. Reich
ardt in years past and it endorsed its
judgment by appointing him city en-
gineer for another term.
Gust Gunnulson, who has been in
Rochester, Mimi, with his wife during
the past two weeks, returned last We'd
nesday evening. He called at The Re
porter office. Mrs. Gunnulson, who
was first operated upon at a GAINESVILLE
hospital, had to be taken to the Mayo
clinic where several major operations