The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-05-27

Star Chapter, American Legion and all
other ex-soldiers Immediately after the
parade returns from cemetery on Me-
mortal Day at K. P. hall.
-Parent-teachers associations have
recently been organized in 80 Wisconsin
towns through the extension depart
ment of the U w. In some towns the
initiative has come from women's fed
erations. Edgerton is not yet organ
lied.
Herman Bublitz and wife. Herman
Venske Sr. and wife, Mrs. H. Kauf-
man, Miss Emma Kaufman, Mrs. L.
Schachtschneider and Henry Schacht-
schneider and Ferd Gessert went to
Watertown Friday to attend the fu-
neral of Mr.. August Layman.
Every member of Service Star Lee
gion is requested to meet with the w.
r. G. at the K. P. hall Saturday even
ing to help make wreaths for Decora-
ton Day. Also to meet in Congrega-
tional church parlors for Memorial
services Sunday evening at 7:15.
MIR. and Mrs. O. G. Venaas of Cam
bridge, old pioneers of town of Chris
tiana, came to Edgerton last Thursday
to take in the Pringle Brothers sale.
Mr.. Venaas is still rugged at 80. His
son John and his wife brought the old
folks over in their car. They paid The
Reporter office pleasant call.
The Edgerton lodge of Masons
went down to GAINESVILLE Friday even
ing as visitors to the GAINESVILLE lodge.
They were 81 in number and put on
some third degree work, the nature of
which brought out most complimentary
comments on the part of the hosts.
Thirty-five Masons from Jefferson were
also present at the work.
Edgar Norman, the seven year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Moor
man, while playing with some compan-
ions last Saturday, fell and fractured
the bones of his elbow and bruised his
arm otherwise. The Drs. Shearer re-
duced the fracture, but the little fellow
will not be able to play for some time.
Sterling North and several other
adventurous boys went raccoon hunting
in the old fashioned manner day last
week. They trailed the old coon to its
lair and captured four young ones. The
mother was left to live down her sor-
row. The boys are going to mother
the lietle coons and hope to make pets
out of them.
-Stoughton comes to Edgerton next
Sunday to play the home team at the
Driving Park This is one of the Tri-
County League series and will be
game worth going to see. With fair
day Stoughton will probably come four
hundred strong to root for their team.
Let us go them one better. Game
called at 2:30 sharp.
The remains Of c.. III. Mcintyre
were brought here from Harrisburg,
Pa, last Monday evening and on Tues
day morning interment was made in
the F. w. Coon family lot in Fassett
cemetery. Mrs. Mcintyre accompanied
the remains, and F. Warren Coon was
here from Minneapolis to be present at
the burial ceremony.
The Edgerton Concert band and the
Highway Trailer ball team will put on
a celebration of the Fourth of July for
Edgerton and the surrounding commun-
ity this year. Baseball games, music,
sports of different sorts, dance and
good time generally is promised. Watch
The Reporter for announcements of
this event in coming issues.
The annual picnic of the Sunday
school of st. Johns German church
will be held at the Driving Park, We'd
nesday, June Is. 1t will be day full
of pleasurable attractions to please ALL
A ball game between Edgerton and
Stoughton is booked for three in the
afternoon. Music furnished by the Ed
gerton band. More particulars next
week. Admission free.
The ladies of the Ladies Aid society
of Central Lutheran church in ute the
men of the congregation as we'll as
other friends to join them in an outing
to Pleasant View Thursday afternoon,
May rs. The intention is to gather at
the church about 200 p. m. The dona-
ton of the use of automobiles will be
appreciated. Bring refreshments.
The senior class of the Child high
school, Edgerton, was entertained on
Thursday evening last week by Miss
Venice Bussey and Miss Helen Silver
wood at the Bussey home on Albion
Prairie. The young folks speak en-
Enthusiastically about the splendid sup
per, wiener and marshmalIow roast and
the enjoyable evening spent in games
and dance