The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-03-18
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week end at the parental home.
Mrs. H. A. keenan, of Stoughton
was an Edgerton caller Friday.
Mr.. Lawrence Hutson transacted
business in Madison last Monday.
Miss Frances Carrier spent last
Sunday with friends at Stoughton.
Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs. Milo Col
Inns were Janesville visitors Thursday.
Miss Alice L. Payne of Madison
spent Sunday with Mrs. Fred G. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Petit and family
visited at Darien over the last week
end
Mrs. L. j. Dickinson spent Satur-
day at Madison guest of Mrs. George
Carey.
Rev. Miller of GAINESVILLE officiated
at the M. E. church at services last
Sunday.
Miss Esther Bardeen of Madison
spent last Sunday at the parental home
in Edgerton.
Miss Chloes Bardeen was guest
in Whitewater with friends over the
last week end
Mrs. Coach of Beloit is visiting at
the home of her son, Rev. d. j. Coach,
on Albion Prairie.
Mr.. Thos. Ellingson and son Thos.
have been at Waukesha for week to
get benefit from the Moor baths.
"A surprise was rendered Mr.. Amos
Bunting last Monday, in honor of his
birthday, by number of his relatives
and friends.
Margaret Ellingson of Madison
came Saturday for an over Sunday Wis
it with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. E.
B. Ellingson.
"A $50 dinner was given in honor of
the lady clerks in the Pringle Bros. Co.
store by Miss Olga Hanson at her home
last Fridyy evening.
All those who care to donate eggs
to Green Bay and Westly hospital.
kindly bring them to the M. E. church
parlors Sunday, March 20.
While shoeing horse last Satur-
day, Thos. Westlake was injured about
the face when the animal struck him
with one of it's front hoofs.
-Supt. Frank Holt of GAINESVILLE was
elected president of the Southern Wis
consin Teachers association as its re-
cent meeting in Madison.
Perry Anderson, Nyria Gle and
Abner Hanson were among U. w. stu
dents who visited at their homes in Ed
gerton over the last week end.
Miss Marguerite Madden spent the
week end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Steve Madden. She is a student
in Whitewater Normal school.
&C. Olaf Jensen returned to Edger-
ton last Friday from Washington, D.
c., where he has been since the close
of the war. He expects to remain at
home.
H. C. Peters shipped on March 8, a
carload of hogs which on day of deliv-
cry in the Chicago market brought
$11. 55 per hunered. This was the TOP
of the market for car load lots on that
day.
Mr.. Palmer has, as we understand
it, completed arrangements to give q
lyceum course in Edgerton next season.
The numbers will be given from the
Rialto platform, and are to be of high
type of excellence.
Next Sunday being the anniversary
of Names "Grand Old Man," Neal
Dow, Mr.. Atkins will give ten-minute
prelude to the morning sermon at the
Congregational church on ''Our Politi-
cal Housekeeping.
The Ladies Aid society of the Cen
trail Lutheran church will meet in the
church parlors Thursday afternoon,
March II. Those who entertain are
Mesdames Peter Hanson, Carl Otto,
Andrew Holland and VIM. Wodell.
-Edgerton friends of L. E. Gettle
of Madison hope that the rumor that
he is the governors choice fore railroaC
commissioner to fill the place left va.
cant by the expiration of the term OF
John S. Allen of Lake Geneva, is true.
Wisconsin farmers had March l,
1921, larger reserves of grain than in
any year except 1919, according to the
Wisconsin crop reporting service Dane
and Rock counties had considerable
better than one-third of the 1920 CROP
on the farms on that date.
j. w. Conn returned last Sunday
from Watertown, S. Dak., where he
went two weeks ago to see his mother
who had not been very we'll. She i'm