The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-11-10

ctStiilS, NOV. ~. ~ "a DSAJ AAVAsSos
The Daughters of the King will
meet with Mrs. Willard Doty- on Fri
day, Nov. 10. Mrs. Doty and Mrs.
Walter MADDEN, hostesses.
The public schools are closed Thurs
day and Friday in order to allow all
teachers to attend the State Teachers
convention at Milwaukee.
The vocational night school sewing
class will enroll pupils to start Tuesday
evening, Nov. IA. Miss Hawkins and
Mrs. Wood will be in charge. Remem-
Der next Tuesday evening.
The Service Star Legion will hold a
rummage sale at the Mcintosh Bros.
warehouse, beginning Friday afternoon.
Nov. 10, and closing Saturday evening.
Used clothing, dishes, shoes and arti-
cles of all kinds will be on sale; also
what was left from the bazaar.
The K. P. rabbit supper Monday
evening brought 60 Knights together in
their lodge rooms. The Nimrods in the
order had secured the woods for bum
MES, and after they were prepared
there was enough and plenty left over.
Three new candidates for the first rank
were initiated after the feast.
Due to improved fire protection in
the city, fire insurance companies car
rying risks here have reduced the rates
and the insurance agencies are refund
ing certain pro rata amount on pre-
miums paid. This is long and labor
ious task and involves no small amount
of expense to the insurance companies.
The adjustments in Edgerton have been
made with commendable dispatch.
The Products Exposition to be held
in Milwaukee Dec. IA to 20 was the
subject of proclamation by Gov. John
J. Blaine Monday this week. Thirty
eight state organizations are backing
the exposition. The governor urges
''all citizens of our commonwealth to
cooperate in making the exposition a
success to the end that the farmer of
Wisconsin, its products, its people, its
spirit and its enterprise may be still
further enhanced"
ALL children in high school and the
grades have been weighed and meas
ured and the results have been very
gratifying. The children of the grade
schools were AZ per cent underweight
as compared with II per cent'last year
at this time. The children themselves
are much interested in the results and
are determined to bring down the per-
centage still more this next year. The
school is starting next week to give
milk to those who are most under
weight.
"A. E. Stewart had driven his car
up to the curb in front of his store Sat-
urday ready to transport some MEM
bers of the band to the Edgerton-
GAINESVILLE game where the band was
engaged to play. A docile pair of horses
stood short distance to the left of the
car, hitched to load of feed. The
animals took notion to move forward.
The wagon wheel caught the car, car
ried it around slowly and smashed a
wheel, the tenders and Jared the top
out of shape. 1t was not runaway,
but walkaway accident. The dam
ages were paid, and Mr.. Stewart did
not even lose his smile.
The City. Federation of Women
clubs sponsored clinic at Culton Me-
mortal hall last week. Fifty-three pa
tients came in to consult the medical
men conducting the clinic. DIR. 7. l..
Harrinton of the Anti-Tuberculosis as
ISOLATION and DIR. C. J. White of the u.
w. clinic were the examining physie-
ians. They were assisted by the city
nurse, Miss Martha Smart, and county
nurse, Miss Anna Leutcher. Miss Muir
lei Learn, Mrs. Geo. Farman, Mrs. G.
E. Sweeney and Mrs. Alfred Anderson
assisted for the City Federation. Eight
patients were found to be tubercular,
but only one of these in need of sana.
forum treatment. The clinics are sup
ported by the sale of Christmas seals
and are free to the patients.
The u. S. Senate Finance commit.
tee through the Treasury department
/
recently made an investigation into the
cost of 122 products imported to the
United States from foreign countries
and the sales prices of the same articles
| in New York and other American cities
In the report the government names
the houses where the products were Sc.
cured and the date of the purchase
The American Press quotes few ex.
amples from the report: Sixteen but.
ton ladies' kid gloves imported from
Germany cost there 791 cents per pair;
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