The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-04-01

| n Edgerton.
Mrs. Wray Watson was down from
! Stoughton to pass Easter with her
daughter, Mrs. H. B. Knapp.
-Schmeling brothers and families of
GAINESVILLE took Easter dinner with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Schmeling.
Mrs. Aug. Schmeling and daughter
Irene spent the Easter vacation at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Joe Hogan,
at Madison.
If little chilly, Easter day morn
| ing until after church time was fair
enough to give every Easter bonnet a
chance to come out. Who cares for
weather conditions on the days follow
ing?
/ The value of Wisconsin live stock
production in 1920 was 91.9 per cent of
the value of 1919. The milk produc-
ton. however, showed slight increase
in value. On hogs the loss amounted
to nearly $13, 100000
The Ladies Missionary society of
the Congregational church will hold a
| meeting in the church parlors Friday
afternoon, April 1st, at o'clock. A
picnic supper will be served for the
| ladies and their families.
Mr.. Fred Thwaites joined his wife
| and little daughter who are passing a
| couple weeks with relatives in Milwau-
kee, over the week end. They attended
the wedding of Mr.. Thwaites' brother
which occurred last Monday.
| Miss Adele Wentworth spent the
Easter week at the home of her par
| ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wentworth.
She returned to Mansion last Monday
| to resume her work of teaching mathe-
mates in the high school there.
Rev. John Halvorson of Rockdale
took the train to Minneapolis last Tues
| day morning to be present at confer
ence of one of the financial boards of
the Norwegian Lutheran church. He
expects to return by the end of the
| week.
| The services in the Congregational
church last Sunday evening took the
form of very delightful concert in two
| parts. The choir rendered some very
appropriate and we'll instructed num-
bers. Mrs. J. A. Jensen presiding at
the organ.
The annual thank offering meeting
of the Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the NJ E. church will be held
at the home of Mrs. J. Shaw Wednes-
day, April 9th, at 2:3O p. m. Miss Fan
ME Bennett, a returned missionary from
India, will address the women. A pic
mic lunch will be served, and free will
offering will be taken for extension
| of the work. All ladies invited.
The Cambridge Cow Testing asso-
citation report for February is out.
High cow for the month was grade
Guernsey owned by Henry Kriedeman.
She produced 1902 pounds milk, test
49, per cent, and 62.5 pounds butter
fat. High herd for the month was IL
head of grade Guernseys owned by the
same party. The average milk propuc.
ton was 913 pounds, test Ala, and q
butter fat production of 37.8 pounds
The report is made by Charles Clingan,
tester.
Though the daily press has already
reached the public with the news OF
the death of DIR. Charles Mccarthy Of
Madison, The Reporter desires to record
it in it's columns. DR.. Mccarthy was
not only national, but an international
| figure, and has left the mark of his
genius upon much legislation that has
been for the good of the men of oul
age. He died in Prescott, Arizona,
Marcn 26, 1921. He is buried at Madi.
| son.
| "A correct and complete list of all
the official candidates which are up fol-
election to city offices next Tuesday,
April 5, appears in this issue of The
Reporter. Also sample ballot of the
official Referendum Ballot, calling on
the citizens of Edgerton to decide
whether the city of Edgerton is to issue
$751; in bonds, payable in twenty
years, for the purpose of paying the
city's portion of the cost of street paw.
| lug. Do not fail to look over the list
of candidates, make your choice, and
register your vote. Read the referen-
dunn ballot.
| Mr.. James Spike, who lives on Sec.
ond street, was badly hurt last Sunday
evening while taking care of his horse.
The horse is perfectly gentle animal,
but while tending to it Mr. Spike STUN
bled over against it and fell in such 9
way as to brighten it, and it started te
kick. 1t struck Mr.: Spike on one ell.
bow, dislocating it, bad bruise above
one eve, and bruises on different parts