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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
RICHARDSON PARK
SEEKS IMPROVEMENTS
Five Points Association Takes
Action on Several Important
Civic Matters.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Richardson Park. Dec. s.-The Five
Points GIVES Association held a meet
ing last night when various civic mat
tiers were discussed. The secretary,
Fred GS,ssert. was instructed 10 COM
municate with the Levy Court re-
auesung that an electric light be
placed at the bridge over Richardson :
Run along the Newport pike. The
members OF the Association accepted
an invitation 20 attend services tomor-
row In the Church OF tho Brethren. in
the Community Building.
The annual nomination for officers
was held last night. The election will
be held In January. Those nominated
were az follows: President. William
IA. SEWER: vioe-president, J. Hender-
son Smith, Clarence Wckesham
recording secretary. Fred Gassert
financial secretary. Clarence r. Jones
treasurer. w. Henry Kratz. Russell
Gottschali. William l.. Nixon and IL
A. Meyer. John Guyer. the retiring
president. declined TO be candidate
for reelection. The nominations viii
remain open until tho January meet.
ing
An invitation was accepted from the
Holloway Terrane Civics Association
To attend the dedication OF their Com.
munity Building on Saturday, Decem
Der 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Water +. Reed. who's,
home was destroyed by fire on Wed
nesday. sent a letter thanking th'
firemen for the work in combattin.
the flames.
w. Howard Taylor. OF the Richard
son Park Water Company reporte,
that II would cost SIPS or $3.50 TO in
stall fire plug at Summit avenue
/ IL was decided TO have Mr.. Taylol
| draw up an agreement relative 10 IN,
ownership and maintenance OF sucl
plugs and TO submit the same at tn
next meeting.
The sum OF s2775 was donated 10
relief work, TO be divided between tw,
| families in need in this community
The relief work done by the associa
ton, II wns said. was carried on will
the cooperation of the Sunshine So
ciety. Ms. Fred Lang OF Elmhurst be
Ing the local chairman.
One OF the men 10 be assisted.
was said. was III and without funds
DIR. A. J. Strikol. a member OF Tn
association. announced that he woul
give medical attention and medicin
10 anyone IN such a condition resid
ing in the Five Points.
Calen w Jordln. chairman OF tn
mail committee. was instructed TO visi
Washington with his committee mex
week and urge the installation OF tn
house to house mail delivery here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
POULTRY CHEAPER IN.
THE STREET MARKET

The sight OF large quantity OF
poultry at reasonable prices In the
city markets stimulated buying today
on the part OF house holders prepar-
ing fer their Sunday dinner.
Compared with several days ago
the quantity and price 81 poultry, es-
pecially chickens and ducks have gone
through a radical change. Two day.
ago there was scarcely a fowl to be
seen on the market and the few there
were brought prices which were prev
alent at Tha nksgiving.
Today the farmers are offering their
best OF chickens at 35 10 40 cents a
pound, some few are selling one and
two cents lower. Ducks are selling al
new low. one Weighing five and a
half pounds bringing sl.s5 or about
SO cents a pound.
Eggs on the other hand are gradu-
ally rising in price. Where two days
ago they were selling strictly fresh
at 20 10 rs cents a dozen today they
are so cents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09

Boys and Girls In Thrilling AcrobstSe
aud Gymnasium Exhibit.

The most successful affair the Y. ~.
g. a. has held for sometime was he
"smokeless smokes" last night vndsS
the direction Of the social committee.
81 which William @. Taylor IL chair.
man. The program was a. follows:
Little giri acrobats. Hannah shsi-
lady. Catherine DsnahOe. Lois
Kadel. Anna Boyer. Huck Donahos.
under direction Of l.. y. Sparks.
Fancy dancing, Anna Boyer. aero
battle sketch. Les Burns; John z.
Coopers boy tumbiors, Paul warner.
Neil Blair. Salvatore Dominic. Paul
Adams. Bob shellady. Leon syfrst,
Sydney Trott and Fred Herllhy; tos
dancing. Anna Boyer.
Boxing, mosquitoweight Paul War
ner, George WOoiaey. ayweighi. Fred
Horlihy ana Jake Lpzen: bantam
weight. BIZ Kearnsy ard Alex Rear-
ney The latter was a clever exhi-
bition and brought down the house.
Weight lifting. Hal Goodwin. Who
lifted three men averagi0, 200 pounds
each. and FIVE older boys. total wefgnt
700 pounds.
Spring board diving oyer me ei.-
plant, l.. r. Sparks and members of
his school class. Curtlss sinciear,
George Williams. Phil Biactafein.
Dave McAvOy. Hugh and Roger
Holt. Wallace Pedrlck and Douglas
sheldon
The ~" social committee Is r. 70.
Nelson. Ralph segar. Meyer Burton,
Y. W. Merz. Harry ". Loose. william
lG. Taylor. Nicholas Govatos. Leroy
Harvey. W. r. Dougies. Harry r.
Craig. Laur.ston a. Hannah, John a
Stevenson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
EGG INDUSTRY IS
GROWING IN SUSSEX
Special Correspondence Every Eveninr

Special Correspondence Every Fveninr
Georgetown. Dec 9.--The annual
meeting Of tho Sussex County Farm
Bureau was held In tho courthouse,
this city. "Wednesday afternoon. OFF,
GERS for the ensuing year were chosen.
as follows: president y. ID. Thompson.
rewcs; vice-prosident. George a. HI,
Bridgeville: secretary and treasurer.
former State Treasurer Thomas y.
Rswline. Seaford assistant secretary.
MISC Helen West. Georgetown. The
executive COMMITTEES chosen. follows:
Robert J. Allen, V. II. Allen, Seaford.
Edward T. Vaughan. HARRISON, Fran
els Morgan, Bridgeville: r. John
Hcarn. Delmar: Horace J. Hickman,
Franl1nord; John Ponder. Milton.
DIR. Evans Roberts. OF Milford. prcsi-
dent of the Delaware Poultry Aseocia-
ton. gave n talk on tho marketing Of
eggs and poultry. and told q the plans
OF the association 20 obtain member
ship IN every locality In the state.
He stated that one Of the objects in
view was 10 make arrangements with
the railroad company 10 start a car
exclusively for eggs. AT Selbyvillc. in
the southern part OF the county, and
have - opened at different points I'M
I'll Il reached Milford. where Il would
be closed and then consigned 20 Bal
timore. Wilmington. Philadel Dhia
Newark. n. j.. or New York City as a
fun car. It's destination. OF course
would depend on the price obtained IN
these markets. The eggs in the car
would be stardardized. strictly fresh
and we'll packed. When the associa-
/ ton is thoroughly organized in the
southern part OF the State Il Is figlir-
ed that two and three cars can be
ship. ed each week. AS the poultry
/ industry develops, DIR. Roberts point.
/ ed out. Il may require a car each day
/ The Association plans TO have another
| car start at Delmar and collect tbs
/ eggs at different points until Harring
| ton Is reached when II will be rur
/ through 10 the city markets as a full
| car.
The poultry industry, as pointed on
| by DIR. Roberts. is one OF the mos
/ important in lower Delaware, and far
mers are rapidly turning their atten
ton TO Il.
j. ID. Reynolds. OF Middletown. a rep
resentative OF the Eastern States Far
mers' Exchange. OF Springfield. Mass
was present and gave talk on fer
tilizers, pointing out 20 the farmer
the advantage OF cooperative buying
Dean McCue. q the Extension De
partment OF the University OF Della
ware. addressed the farmers an
pointed out 10 them the advantage
Of standardizing their sweet potatoe
and advertising them throughout IN
United States.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
cHEsTERTowN NEWS.

Cheetertown. Md. Dec. s,-Jsucs
HALFWAY. instructor in manual train
ing In tho Rock Hall High School. was
painfully injured this week by a fall
while at play with a number OF the
students
Miss Marjorie Todd, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ". =. Todd. OF G1lcna.
and Richard Redding. OF Cecil county.
were quietly married on Saturday In
the Protestant Episcopal church AT
Elkton.
Harvey s. Brown, son OF Mr.. and
Mre. william G. Brown. OF this town
and Miss Della Cor, OF Colts, were
married On Saturday.
T.. NJ. Brooks, proprietor OF T,ad.
cline Mile. has secured pcrrnissior
from the American Strawboard co
20 drain old Whaland's mill pond
which for a century has furnished IN.
motive power for the grist mill which
was the forerunner OF tho presen
modern mills belonging 30 Mr.. Brooks
Mrs. Mary J. Taylor. widow Of VII
liam ". Taylor. former residents o
Rock Hall. died at the home Of hei
niece. Mrs. John Taylor. In Baltimore
on Monday. aged 50 years.
State Game Warden II. Ice II
Compile has ordered 5000 Kansas cot
tontaii rabbits with which 20 restocl
the county In the spring.
Ralph shallcross. n farmer livini
near sim Pond. was taken 70 Elktoi
hospital this week for treatment.
Mrs. Susan Carter. who observed he
10th birthday anniversary on Thurs
day last, was given a reception AZ IN
home OF her son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Thomas. In Roc
Hall.
While visiting her sister-in-iaw
Philadelphia last week. Mrs. James 4
Casey, OF Rock Hall. met with n 10
cuiiar and painful accident. Her SIS
ter-in-law fell down q flight OF stair
part o. her body striking Mrs. Case,
who was in front OF her, tearing
muscle in tho lower part OF her 10,
limb. She was brought 20 her hon
in Rock Hall. but is not able 20 val
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
Paul Townsend and Allen Rose
Injured In an Automobile
Accident Near leWes.

Special Correspondents Every Evening.
INw~s. Dec. paul Townsend and
Allen Rose. who we're severely injured
In an automobile accident. arc recciv-
ing medical treatment at Bcebe Hos
pitai. Mr.. and Mrs. William May and
Misses Martha and Elizabeth Teele
were alAc In the accident, but they
escaped injury.
William r. Atkins Ii recovering from
injuries sustained when his automo-
hile and a wagon collided.
Captain William Chambers is suffer
ms from second stroke, of paralysis.
rartridgcs and rabbits are scarce.
Mrs. Jacob Fre,tyman has opened an
army and navy store.
Mrs. Roman Tammany has gone 70
Philadelphia for the winter.
Mrs. william Atkins OF Millsboro has
boon visiting Mrs. 9Iarold Birmingham.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
MANY SUSSEX SCHOOLS
ARE ON BANNER LIST
Attendance Records for Novem-
Der Brings Them Close to
Perfection.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Georgetown. Dec. Schools To-
Gated IN the eastern part OF Sussex
county attaining an average OF 90
per cent or over in attendance for the
month Of November and classified as
banner schools are:
Cedar Neck No. I, 81; Lincoln No.
;. fourth and sixth grades. si.6;
seventh and eighth grades. $50;
Slaughter Neck No. 4. first and fourth
grades. ISL; Prime Hook Neck No
>. first and third grades. s41: fourth
and eighth grade. e22; Lynches No.
6. 81: Lincoln No. s. fifth and sixth,
93.5; seventh, IS; third and fourth.
sec; finst, si.7: high school, S34;
Cave Neck No. II. $40; Cedar Grove
/ No. l., 81; Eldorado No 10. 90S;
MiIlsboro No. %. high school. 93.7:
seventh and eighth grades. 90: Days
boro No. "a, First grade. 932: second
and third. 81; fourth. s45: sixth.
ga: seventh and eighth. 90: Black
water No. &c, first and fourth. s9l;
fifth and eighth. 1913: Lord Baltimore
No. 2s. third and fourth. Gas; fifth and
sixth, 80; seventh. 95.3. eighth. s34;
Bethany Beach No. 2Sl3, s3.s; Halls
No. %. 9i.5; Williamson No. so, first
and fourth. %; Roxana No. 81, first
and second, 800: third. fourth and
fifth. IS; sixth, seventh and eighth.
81; Selbyvil.e No. 81. first and sec
ond. s74: third. s5.5; fourth and nth,
ss.6; sixth. 97.6: seventh. s5.5; eighth.
s6.2; high school, 96.2.
Springfield No. 80. s0.4; Stockley
No. 81, first and fourth. SO: fifth and
eighth. 81; Rogers No. ~, sos; Kings
No. 81, 9S.5; Union No. &C. s13; Cal
houns No 70, 81; johnson No. IS, s5.5;
Beaver Dam No. SIS, NTH and eighth
SOC; first. second. third and fourth
ZIG; Marvel No. 81. s7I; Frankfort
No. 81, first and second, 80; third and
fourth, s5.4; NTH and sixth. g2.3;
Williams No. l05. $50: Rehobotf
Beach No. III. high school, g1s; frs
and second, 94.s; fifth and sixth, SO
seventh and eighth. 92; Cedar Grov,
No. III, s6.4; Muddy Neck No. I211s
s5.7; Piney Grove No. 1923, s73; Sun
shine No. l24, 924; Ellendaie No. I25
first and second. 900; third an,
fourth, 94.1; fifth and sixth, 92.4
seventh and eighth. $50; Lizard IN
No. l3i. 9s.S; Holleyyille 40. 1872. 80
Holly No. 40. $50; Sugar Hi No
l45, SIS; McNeals No. I56, ss.2; Yves
Hill No. l55, ga; Midway No. IFS. first
second and third, 937: Redeem No
ls0, sO.4; Cedar Grove No. 1907, 92.s
The special school districts o
Georgetown and Lewes are not in
Guided in the list. Lizard Hin. 10
Gated In Baltimore district and one O
the oldest schools in the southern par
OF the county, tops the list for attend
ance. The attendance only lacke.
one-iifth per cent being perfect.
"A drive is being made by Miss Laur.
Richards, visiting teacher for SUISSE
county, TO make December's record OF
the whole surpass that of any mont
b this school term.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
CECIL COUNTY NEWS.

Elkton, Md. Dec. e-Samue, Reed.
aged 6s years. formerly Of Elkton,
died Wednesday az Seaside, y. ].
Justice Colburn yesterday fined
Austin jackson OF Port Deposit $25
and costs for shooting a ring neck
pheasant.
rsiSton is now receiving electric
current FOR street lighting from VIII
mington. The Glipin Falls Electric
Co. il unable 10 light the streets
because Of boiler trouble in its power
house
Two hundred Knights OF Columbus
Of Wilmington and 100 OF Baltimore
VIII come 20 Elkton tomorrow 10
install the Elkton council.
Announcement is made OF the mar
rage Of Miss Retta Dean. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry o. Dean OF
Elkton. and r. Day Moore, Jr., a
baseball pitcher. which took place az
Belair November II.
The Christmas Herald. published
by Miss Noble Howard Ash, has made
its appearance.
Beginning January !. the foot toli
on the highway bridge between Per-
ryvllle and Hayre de Grace will be
discontinued and the toll of automo-
biles and other vehicles will be re-
duccd.
The senior class OF the Cecil county
High School Is rehearsing a play
entitled at the End Of the Rain
bow" which VIII be presented during
the holidays.
Caleb Conner. aged IS years OF
Rising Sun, died recently at oxford
Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
NEWPORT PARENT.TEACHERs.

The Newport Parent-Teachers' As
sociation held q meeting Thursday
evening. and elected the following:
President. Hyland b. Lyman: vice
president. Mrs. J. @. Justis; secretary,
Mrs. Frances Mccoy; treasurer, Mrs.
Charles Houck.
Mrs. y. r. Mousley. attendance off,
Ger for New Castle County. present
ed books on birds 10 the children
having good attendance during tho
wear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
GEORGETOWN NOTES.

Georgetown. Dec. e.-John T. was-
anon has prchased William A. War
ringion's residence on Pine street. and
will move it 20 Laurel street.
Announcement OF the marriage OF
Miss Nerna T.. wilkins OF Milford and
Jacob Earl Sapp Of Frederick has
been made. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Charles f. Dryden at
Milford on November %.
Miss Rosie Wiley. daughter Of Will
bert Wiley, and Noble Smith. son Of
Philip Smith. both OF Robbins. were
married November % by Rev. w, 8.
II. Williams.
Miss Fannie i. Walls and Oliver
II. Lynch, both OF Glendale. were
married November 26 at Milton by
Rev. Thomas o. Grouse.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
CHESTERTOwN AND VICINITY.

Chestertown, Md. Dec. 9-The pub
lie school teachers OF Kent county held
an au-day session here yesterday.
PROFESSOR Albert 5. Cook. State SUI
perintendent OF schools. made an adj
dress, and Professor Louis Robinson
entertained the teachers at luncheon.
News was received here Thursday
that Mrs. Mamie Turner. wife of AL
bert ;. Turner, was seriously ill In
the Delaware Hospital, Wilmington
and members OF her family were sum.
moncd.
An entertainment given in Chris,
VI. L. Church Thursday night by Mrs
George III. Cannon's Sunday schoo
class Melted $50.
The Mems Club OF Emmanuel Ennis.
copal Church has elected the followine
officers: President, II. Hynson Ror.
ers; vice-president, IL. T. Hartman
secretary and treasurer, David II
Ford
The Business Mems Association M
Chestcrtown has arranged the follow
ing program for the week preceding
CHRISTMAS; December l6. old KRIS
arrives and will be escorted TO IN.
park. where boys and girls will b,
given toys and oranges; December Is
TWO crates OF guineas will be let loos,
IN the park. The persons catching then
10 keep them; December 20, six pig,
VIII be let loose in the park: Decembel
=. free moving picture entertain.
ment VIII be given in the Lyceun
Theatre for boys and girls.
Miss l.. y. Dryden has been an
pointed health nurse for Kent county
Fire destroyed fodder ricks. shed
and stables on the farm OF John !
LOCKWOOD. near Galena, causing los
OF $1,000.
Newton Ellis OF Betterton had sew
eral fingers mangled by catching then
IN a revolving saw.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
DIR. Goldman In Delaware City.

DIR. Ernest Goldman. a prominent
surgeon OF Boston, Mass, is spending
a few days with DIR. and Mrs. w. w.
Ellis OF Delaware City. DIR. Goldman
il on two months hunting trip and
tour OF the south. During the war
DIR. Goldman and DIR. Ellis We're sta
toned at Fort du Pont. DIR. Goldman
later went TO Camp Taylor, base
hospital for the returning disabled
veterans, and personally handled 1900
cases.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
STAFFORD RESIDENTS THRIFTY

Seaford. Dec. 9-Approximately
s25 900 will be distributed by the two
local banks next week. the result OF
thrift and saving among residents
the past year. For several years the
hanks have been operating depart
ments for Christmas savings. and
each year the amounts paid out have
increased
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
LEGISLATIVE .PLUMS.-

Georgetown. Dec. 9.--Ralph Win
gate of Rehoboth Beach Is candi-
date for one OF the clerkshirs OF the
House of Representatives.
J. J. Allen Of Seaford and Stansbury
4 English OF loves Cross Reads are
candidates. respectively. for sergeant
alarms % the House and Senate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
CHARGED WITH FRAUD.

Milford. Dec. 81. Morris Johnson
alias Joseph Johnson" and alias u
n. Johnson" OF DoNer. was held IN
$500 bail yesterday by Justice Of the
Peace w. a. Truitt Of Milford on a
charge of obtaining moncy under
falee PROGRESSES. Frederick l.. Masteu
~ the Peoples Bank. Harrington. was
a fnpipinant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
ALBERT n. MARVEL THROWN
THROUGH WIND SHIELD

sos@orc. Dec. "a meat truck.
ewn-d by Albert r. Marvel, West
keaford. and driven by his son: Har-
ban. sashcd into the automobile OF
Harold Hughes. o. Sharptown. Nd.
THURSDAY az the corner o. High and
sonscl streets. throwing the elder
Marvel through the windshield. He
escaped with cuts and bruises. The
rear wheels o. Hughes car were
torn from ths ax.sG
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
WILLIAM MURRAY INJURED.

Georsetown. Dec. 9-while cutting
holy som the TOP OF tree near his
home a. Bsyard. William Murray
missed his footing and fell a distance
I" about 20 feet on an axe. INJECTING
q wound which required four stitches
o. close.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
PRIZE HOGS KILLED IN SUSSEX.

Georgetown. Dec. 9-Everett Yves,
and Winter Dcrrickson. we'll known
farmers ~ Baltimore district. butch
cred two ~ the heaviest hoes that
have been killed in that section for
several years. Mr.. Vests porker
weighed $50 pounds ana that OF MIR.
nerrickson. $50 pounds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
SHARPTowN ELECTION.

Sharptov-n, Dec. s.-At the annual
town election % Sharptown. held a
few days ago. the following commits
sloners were elected: J. T. Cooper. W.
u GraVenor ". Il Knowles. w. c.
Mann and =. T. White. They viii
serve two years. There was only one
t. ket IN the feid
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
COMMEND PASTOR.

Milford. Dec. s.-The quarterly con-
ference 81 the Avenue MeShodist Epis-
copal Church has adopted resolutions
commencing Rev. D.sston w. Jacohs'
work IN the church and town.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
EPIDEMIC or GRIP IN SUSSEX

Georgetown. Dec. San epidemic
a. larippe has broken out IN many
s~ruons ~ Sussex county. and the
sisease seems 90 De spreading.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09

Theee was rumor about recently TO
the effect that Luther Burbank cross
ed a feld of daisies with a carnation
In his buttonhole.-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09

Have you a piece OF antique fur
niture that you desire to turn into
cash9 Tell our $4,000 interested read
ers. Many are Interested in what you
have TO offer.--Adv,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09

Henry furnishes the fiivvers. and
John ID. furnishes the gas; but the
taxpayer furnishes the emergency
ward.-Baltlmore sun,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09

Her sis,er-in-inw sustained slisss
bruises.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
ROUND ABOUT DOVER.

Dover. Dec. s.--carreA b Masseys
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Use Every Evening want ads cor-
slstentiy.-Adv.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-01-13
UTICA

Mrs. Adolph Johnson spent the past
week at Oconomowoc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Eide gave a
500 party last Friday evening.
A coin shower was held in honor OF
Hobart Johnson Saturday evening at
the home of his parents.
Miss Hilda Klongland spent the past
week in Stoughton with MIR. and Mrs.
H. Norris Klongland.
Hobart Johnson and Jenny Lungen
were united in marriage Friday after
noon at the parsonage, Rev. Kroetu Of
floating.
Tobacco is being bought near Nora
and Cambridge for IL to Is cents, but
as far as we know no one has sold
around Utica.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Koehn and Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Cornell We're Sunday
callers on Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Feg-
gestad.
MIR. and Mrs. John Eide entertained
Sunday at their home Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Olson, Mr.. and Mrs. Brekken
and a number of other relatives.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-01-13
EAST PORTER

Mr.. James Murphy was GAINESVILLE
shopper Saturday.
M. and Mrs. James Murphy were
Evansville visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Manthei were
Edgerton shoppers Monday.
MIR. VIM. Fox and sister Marie were
GAINESVILLE shoppers Saturday.
E. Wheeler and Mrs. Viola Phillips
were GAINESVILLE shoppers Monday.
A great many from this vicinity at
tended the trial of Henry Vermeersek
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Tiegs, Edger-
ton, were visitors at the G.. Manthei
home Thursday.
The Misses Bertha and Esther Har-
mack are home after spending the holi-
day vacation with their grandparents
in Evansville.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-01-13

WANTED Several tons good ear corn
--Schaller- Y Dung Lumber Co. 9tf