The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-02-11
An informal dancing party piven

An informal dancing party given
by the K. of P. lodge was enjoyed by
about IS couple Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Andrew Jensen returned Fri
day evening from ten days. visit with
her sister, Mrs. j. A. Johnson, and her
niece, Mrs. E. E. Wilt, Chicago.
The Rev. John Hardcastle, who at
one time was pastor of the Primitive
Methodist church on the Prairie and at
Edgarton, and now stationed at Ke-
waunee, ILL.,, has been made vice presi-
dent of the Federation of Christian
churches of the United States, which
embraces % denominations.
Rev. M. FIR. Wiese and o. G. We
naas of Cambridge accompanied by John
Venaas visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. G. Ristad last Saturday. The
Rev. Wiese remained until Monday
morning when he continued his trip to
Stoughton and Madison where he has
relatives and friends whom he desires
to visit.
MIR. Biederman is busy receiving
carloads of western sheep. The yard
can accommodate 10000 at time. The
shipments out are made as soon as the
sheep are ready for the market, The
western sheepmen are not making any
big harvest for their trouble this year.
Many of them can not break even.
1t was the birthday of w. A. Borg
mis- last Tuesday. In honor of the day
Mrs. Borgnis had invited the Skat club
for a six-thirty o'clock dinner. The
guest of honor, and the eight members
of the club enjoyed an excellent dinner
and the evening was spent at cards.
The guests left at late hour wishing
Mr.. Borgnis many happy returns of
the day.
AT Lockwood Hospital-Born to
DIR. and Mrs. F. E. Shearer an eight
pound son on February Sd. To Mr..
and Mrs. Penn Brown Jr., u ID.
baby girl, February 4th. To Mr.. and
Mrs. Melville Nettum, Hillside, u
pound daughter on February 7th, and
to Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Ogden wee Al
pound baby girl, February 9th. Little
Julia Staffrend who has suffered from
an attack of pneumonia is improving
nicely.
That Rollin Hansen came to his
death as the result of an unavoidable
accident, was the verdict rendered by
the coroner's jury impanelled for the
inquest over the body of the unfortun-
ate young man. The inquest was con-
Quoted in the office of Judge D. w.
North before Coroner Lynn Whaley.
The men of the jury were: Frank
Pearson, VIM. Stricken, Clouden Far
man, Freeman Lyon. August Ratzlaff
and j. w. Conn. The examination of
the body revealed the fact that death
was caused by fatal injury to the bones
Of the neck and the base of the skull.
Death is supposed to have been almost
The question has been asked of
the matron at the rest room by patrons
Of the room as to whom donations for
the rest room might be given, and the
committee therefore takes occasion to
make the following announcement:
Through the courtesy of Hahn, Livick
& Arthur an offering box has been
placed in the rest room and anyone de-
string to do so may place an offering in
the box at any time or, if preferred,
the gift may be placed in the hands of
the matron and she will place the name
Of the donor and amount of gift in
register provided for that purpose, and
will see that the gift is placed in the
hands of the committee. The rest
room services are free to any woman
or child desiring to make use of it and
the committee does not wish to make
any solicitation or requests for funds
other than those provided through the
Federation of Women's clubs. How
ever, the financing of the furnishing of
the rest room and expenses incident to
the general management of the room,
together with the salary Of the matron,
is quite an undertaking and gifts from
the public will be most gratefully re-
ceived.
Methodist Episcopal Church
BOYD w. KRAMER, PASTOR.