The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-08-26

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day evening, Sept. l. A large atten-
dance is desired. 40t2
George Crittenden was in the home
town few days this week. He re-
turned to Prairie du Chen where he is
engaged in fishing on the Mississippi
river.
Mrs. Roethe ard son John and Mr..
and Mrs. L. J. Dickinson are spending
Thursday as guests at the cottage of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Whittet on Lake
Koshkonong.
The Misses Gladys Mulcahy and
Lillian Schumacher and Messrs Law
renee Wanan and Henry Nottestad mo-
tored to New London to visit relatives
and friends.
| Mrs. Victor Hartzheim and daugh-
ter returned Saturday from an extend
ed visit with her sister, Mrs. Larson,
Chicago, who with her two children ac-
companied her.
| The Walworth County fair, begin
ming Sept. 9Th, claims to be the great
est county fair in the world. Elkhorn
will have many visitors who come to
see if that is so.
Mr.. Biederman is again at home
after extensive tours in Montana. He
reports that the harvest results are un-
even both in quality and quantity ac-
cording to locations.
Mrs. L. F. Bacon and daughters
have returned to Washington, d. c.,
after spending the greater portion of
the summer camping at Lake Ripley
and visiting in Edgerton.
Miss Genevieve Barron, who has
held position in Henry Johnson's Of
flee during the past year has returned
to her home in Fond du Lac. She was
suffering from an attack of mumps.
Miss Beatrice Holton entertaines
over the week end house party con-
sisting of Misses McLay of GAINESVILLE,
Zimmerman, Crane and Runkle of Bur-
lington, Wis. The guests came Thurs
day.
-Zala w. Miller of Evansville called
in Edgerton last Monday in the inter-
est of the Rock County fair during the
early days of September. Bills setting
forth the attractions are posted in this
vicinity.
John Flagg, veteran of the late
war, has not been in the best of health
during the past months. He has now
gone to a sanatorium at Marion, Ind,
for treatment, sent there by the U. S.
government.
The Rev. Mr.. Atkins is taking the
Knights of the Round Table, an organ
ization of boys affiliating with the Con-
gregational church, to the State fair
next Monday to become initiated into
the mysteries of our big exposition.
| Mrs. Brokaw and children are pre-
pairing to leave Edgerton for Menasha,
where they will join Mr.. Brokaw and
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to be settled in their new home Sept. l..
They will make the trip by auto.
The state convention of the Service
Star Legion will be held at FIT. Akin
son September 8 and 9. All members
who desire TO attend the convention be
sure to notify the president, the secre-
tary or the corresponding secretary.
| Students who desire boarding places
and students who wish to work for
their board and lodging, also homes in
the city who can employ such students
or can furnish rooms for out of town
students, please confer with Supt. Fred
Holt.
| Theodore Hawkins of Mileral Point,
nephew of Miss Florence Hawkins,
has received appointment to West
Point military academy through Con-
gresham John M. Nelson. Miss Han
kins is much pleased las she assisted
the young man through high school.
The trustees of the Edgerton Me-
mortal Hospital association are investi-
eating locations available for hospital
purposes. While definite site has not
yet been chosen, the board is whipping
things into shape so as to be able at
most any time to announce it's final de-
cision.
Mrs. Elverton Painter of Albion
passed away in New York state where
she and her husband were visiting. The
remains arrived in Edgerton Tuesday
and the funeral was held from the
home in Albion Wednesday afternoon.
| An obituary will appear in the next
issue of The Reporter.
The Ladies Missionary society of
the Congregational church will meet in
the church parlors Friday afternoon at