The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-11-11

Kansas.
Thursday, Nov. 10, is the last day
to pay water rent without a penalty.
Pay your water rent today, Nov. 10.
The two banks in the city will be
closed all day Friday, Armistice Day.
No closing of other business, except as
individuals may volunteer.
Mrs. Hort of Milwaukee, Mrs. K.
A. Abrahamson of Howard, S. D., and
Miss Hannah Johnson, all sisters of
Mrs. Ristad, left for Milwaukee last
Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. L. A. Anderson and
children motored to Edgerton last Fri
day and called on old friends. Mr.. An
derson is now in the insurance bust
| ness at Madison.
Jacob Reopen and Helmer Vista
were injured in runaway last Mon
day. Both were badly bruised and
were taken fo the Shearer clinic where
their cases were attended to.
There will be regular meeting of
the Luther League of Central Lutheran
church Nov. Is, entertained by Hannah
and Selma Olson, Maren and Omor
Haired. Everyone invited.
Mrs. w. w. Morrison returned last
Saturday from visit to West Middle
sex, Pa. During her visit her father
celebrated his 18th birthday. She also
spent several days with friends in Chi
| cago.
Mr.. e. J. Reynolds and family Of
Madison were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mayor Leary. Mr.. Leary and
Mr.. Fritzke of the Edgerton Cigar COM
pany made business call to Madison
| the first of the week.
j ohm Hanson, one of the victims of
| the Albion street accident, is now able
| to sit in wheel chair and be taken
about the city for short trips. His back
continues weak, but his chances of re-
covery now seem quite bright.
The Educational club met Oct. 7th
with Mrs. Marvin Marsden. Mrs. DR..
Smith took charge of the evenings
program; her topic, ELLIS Island. :"
Next club meeting will be held with
Mrs. B. Jagoditch; community supper
| for the members.
Rev. Atle Lee of Deerfield and
Rev. John Halvorson of Rockdale called
at The Reporter office Friday. The
latter was on his way home from a
meeting of the Economy and Efficiency
committee of the Norwegian Lutheran
church of America, held at Minneapo-
lis. Mimi.
Miss Marie Hubbell, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs E. NJ Hubbell, came out
| from Chicago to visit her home this
week. She brought with her Gloria
Osborne, sister of the little movie won
der, Baby Marie Osborne. Miss Hub
bell is governess to the four year old
Gloria who is enjoying her visit to Ed
| gerton.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will meet on Friday after
noon, Nov. II, at o'clock at the home
of Mrs. j. B. Shaw. A special pro-
gram will be given. Prayer service for
world disarmament will be held in the
Methodist church on Thursday evening
at 7:30. Let us especially observe the
noontide hour of prayer on Armistice
Day.
Mr.. Malven Norby of New York
sang in concert to small audience in
the Norwegian Lutheran church Tues
day evening. Mr.. Norby has distinct
lyric tenor voice Of fine range and quail
Iity. He sings with ease and is able to
| please the most critical audiences. He
is making tour of the north central
states, singing in churches and on the
concert platform.
The employees of the Earle Tobac-
co company raised among themselves
| $50. 10 and presented it to the Service
Star Legion hospital fund at the S. S.
Legion annual bazaar and dance last
Monday evening, given at Academy hall.
It was delightful surprise to the Serv-
ice Star Legion and highly appreciated.
| The income of the bazaar and dance,
exclusive of this gift, may exceed $500.
The Marketing department by in
spection of farm producer shipped to
the consumers is protecting these
against receiving goods below the
standard. Some prosecutions have al
ready resulted in conviction of guilty
shippers. The guilt may not always be
intentional, but due to ignorance. Ship
pers will do we'll in ascertaining the
rules to be enforced by the State Mar
keting department.
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