The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-07-15

Hagan at Madison ana MRS. Jay n.y.
men at Waterloo.
The Ladies society of the Central
Lutheran church will meet in the church
parlors Thursday, July 81, and will be
entertained by Mesdames Jens Olson,
Andrew Sjottum, Alfred Sjottum and
O'Leary.
Miss Pauline Dickinson is enter
tanning at house party from Wednes-
day to Saturday the Misses Janet Cum
ming, Arleen Klug, Mabel Jobse, ia
nette Marshall, Priscilla Johnson, Mil
waukee, and Eleanor .Libbey, Oshkosh.
The Mrs. A. Jensen, j. A. Jensen,
Henry Johnson and Atwell families en-
joyed picnic supper last Saturday
evening at the Atwell home. Present
also were Mrs. Bacon and daughter of
Washington, D. c., who are camping
at Lake Ripley and were guests at the
Mrs. A. Jensen home.
w. H. Wodell had an operation
performed by DR.. Mum at GAINESVILLE
hospital Wednesday. MIR. Wodell is
one of the boys who had robust con-
stitution shaken up by the experiences
of the service. His heart has been CIV
ing him trouble ever since he returned
from abroad, and medical authorities
decided upon operation in order to find
relief for the young man.
"A car driven by Mrs. Ephraim
Hippo got into not serious car tangle
on Canal street last Monday. A few
bent tenders were the extent of the in
juries to the cars. Mrs. Hippe's little
son was thrown against the windshield
breaking it and giving the boy some
cuts in the face. He was taken to a
doctor, but the wounds were found to
be not of a serious nature though they
bled rather freely.
j. nj. Davis, assistant genera
freight agent of C. M. & St. P. R. R..
with offices in Milwaukee, has sent out
notice to all freight agents along the
road to advise the public to make their
coal purchases now. The reason ad-
vanced is that coal will not be any
cheaper and that crop movements later
in the season may develop car short
age and interfere with the movement
of coal. The local agent in Edgerton
has brought the advice to this Office.
The Fess & Tess company which is
doing the cement paving of this years
layout is handling the job most effic-
iently. Their work is we'll organized,
and the job is left in such shape that
the owners of property along the new
streets are much pleased with the tidi-
ness of the job when finished. The Swift
street and Albion road work is being
pushed to completion under the present
favorable weather conditions, though
the excessive heat is trying on both
men and animals.
Walter Vickers has sold his house
TO Chas. Sweeney Jr. for $780,. Mr..
Vickers has bought the lot adjoining
the F. w. Coon property from the Con-
gregational church society for $170O,
and he expects to build there. Mrs. F.
w. Coon has sold her house to Frank
Brown for $4,000, the buyer to take
care of the cost of street improvement.
Considering the general weakness of
the real estate market, these sales
must be considered very satisfactory.
The mayor of <Edgerton has been
notified that on Friday this week del
egation from Chicago which is touring
several states to boost the Pageant of
Progress exposition on Chicago Munich
pal Pier July 80 to August IA, will visit
Edgerton and extend an invitation
to the citizens to attend the great
pageant. The mayor has wired that
he will be at home to receive them.
The exhibition will include all the lat
est in motor driven craft on land and
sea and in the air, health exhibition,
buildings and trades. The Chicago
delegation will be in Edgerton Friday
at one in the afternoon.
The following came from Deerfield
and Cambridge Sunday to remind Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Maggie of their first
wedding anniversary: Mr.. and Mrs.
I. E. Bendickson, Mr.. and Mrs. liver
Nelson and daughter Margaret and Olin
Tillung of Deerfeld, and Mr.. and Mrs.
N. A. Holt, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Simon
son and daughters Ruth and Dorothy,
Mrs. S. o. Lying, Mrs. Herman Kold
and daughter Marguerite, Mrs. Laura
Christianson and daughter Vella, Mr..
J. B. Christianson and son Lawrence
of Cambridge. The afternoon was
spent in reminding Mrs. Maggie of the
days she passed in Cambridge, her
childhood home. At 500 delicious
luncheon was served and all departed
wishing the couple many more happy