The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-06-10
Celebrate the 4th> of July with the
Edgerton Concert band and Highway
Trailer ball club. Program next week.

| The Ladies Aid society OF Central
Lutheran church will meet in church
parlors Thursday afternoon, June 9Th.
The following will entertain: Mesdames
Christ Phillips, John Nelson, Julius
Hageberg and Martin Hageberg.
"A barn dance will be given at the
C. F. Christensen new barn next
Wednesday evening, June Is, located
four miles northwest of Edgerton on
Edgerton-Stoughton road, two miles
west of Albion Everybody welcome.
The Misses Genevieve Hahn, Dor
othy Bennett, Nellie Bradley, Alice
Mooney, lone O'Counor, Amanda Olson,
Martha Maschmeyer, Genevieve Lyons.
| Sophie Stricken, Mae and Alice Mich
OILS were entertained Tuesday and We'd
nesday by Mrs. T. A. Ellingson at her
cottage at Pleasant View.
H. 6. Schmeling went down to
hospital in GAINESVILLE the latter part of
last week to place himself under medi-
cal care. X-ray pictures taken indicate
that there is no serious organic trouble,
but that careful diet and other care
| will be necessary in order to restore
him to his usual good health.
Neil, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
August Waldo, was buried from the
home at l o'clock, from St. Johns
Lutheran church at 200 last Saturday,
Rev. Spilman officiating. Interment
was made in Fassett cemetery. The
community spmpathizes with the sor-
rowing parents whose only child he was.
Miss Carrie Holt, who has been
bookkeeper for the Wilson laboratory
during the past year has resigned to
accept very attractive position of
fered her in the Y M. G. A. of the u.
w. at Madison. Her resignation took
effect last Saturday, and she enters up
on her duties at Madison next Monday
morning.
Miss Agnes Mcintyre left Wednes-
| day for GAINESVILLE where she will at
tend the Rock County Teachers Train
| ing school commencement exercises,
alumnae banquet and dancing party.
Miss Mcintyre is president of the Alum
nae association and will preside at the
business meeting and program in the
| afternoon.
| When this paper goes to press Ros-
coe Mcintosh will have the right to the
title of doctor. Thursday this week he
| will receive the M. D. degree at the
Washington university of St. Louis,
Mo. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mcintosh
left Wednesday to be present at the
commencement exercises. DR.. McIn-
tosh plans to do intern practice in one
| of the Madison hospitals.
The State Conservation Commits
sion has issued the following order:
| Relative to the matter of taking of
| minnows, this is to advise you that I'M
der the law the rough fish minnows only
may be taken for bait, such as suckers,
red horse. carp, and if minnow seiners
are catching these varieties of fish as
bait allowing them to die, it is really a
good thing.
| DIR. A. Henderson and wife of Man
dan, N. D., have been spending couple
weeks at Lake Kegonsa. Dr. Hender-
son called at The Reporter office last
| Monday. He has lived in North Dakota
during the past nine years and is much
pleased with his location. Matters are
gradually righting themselves in the
great wheat state, and he enjoys the
breezy and cheerful spirit of the people
of the plains.
| The annual picnic of St. John s
Lutheran church at Athletic park on
Wednesday, June 10, will be a day filled
| with enjoyment for all who attend
and you are all invited. The ball game
between Edgerton and Stoughton in
the afternoon will be one of the larger
attractions. The members of the church
society are good entertainers and to
you they give the hand of welcome.
Entrance to the grounds free.
| Rev John Halvorson of Koshko-
nong and Rockdale left Wednesday
! morning to attend three of the district
meetings of the Norwegian Lutheran
church, namely at Montevideo, Mimi,
at Brookings, S. D., and at Eau Claire,
Wis. He is national member of the
church survey committee, and presents
the annual report upon the church bud
get for the coming year. The budget
for 1922 is fixed at S., 100000
Ralph Bradley and Cecile Brigham
were united in marriage at the home
of the bride in GAINESVILLE, Wednesday,
June 8. at high noon, the Rev. Atkins
! of the Congregational church of Edger-
i ton officiating. The groom is in charge
| of one of the chairs in the Williams
| barber shop in this city, and the bride