The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-10-13

nounce another sale.
Mr.. Bentley of Chicago has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Scarcliff.
-Pringle Bros. Co. fall opening has
been announced. 1t started last week.
Miss Burdick of Madison is visiting
relatives and friends in Edgerton and
Albion.
Mrs. Geo. Farman spent the first
half of the week in Chicago, returning
Thursday.
-Weetmsn Dickinson and j. w. Conn
spent day at Readstown this week.
They travelled by auto.
The Sadie Culton Union will meet
with Mrs. Horatio Marsden, Albion, on
Friday afternoon this week.
/ -Rollie Williams, who is captain of
the U. w. football team, is also NOM
mated as president of the graduating
class.
The officers and teachers of the
Methodist church held meeting at the
home of Mrs. Weetman Dickinson Tues
| day evening.
| AT the Kiwanis luncheon Tuesday
the Rev. Reuben Bailey of the M. E.
church, Homer McKabe of the Beloit
Kiwanis ane Frank P. Mcintosh of vi
robua were present and each favored
the club with an impromptu talk.
MIR. and Mrs. Theo. Clarke went
down to Chicago last Saturday to bring
their household goods to Edgerton.
They returned with the load Monday
and will live at the new place built on
the Rock river near Indian Ford
The Service Star bazaar, food sale
and dance will be given Friday, Oct. IL,
at Academy hall. Food sale and ba-
zaar will start at o'clock. A program
will be given at 8 o'clock with dancing
at $780, Music will be furnished by
Hoel's orchestra. Admission so cents.
extra lady rs cents.
The annual meeting of the Com
munity Council for the election of of
ficers and yearly reports will be held in
Culton Memorial hall, Friday evening,
Oct. IL, at 7:3O p. m. Every member
is urged to be present. If you are un-
able to attend, please send substitute
so your organization will be represent
ed. Hazel Biederman, Secretary.
The U. W. Visual Education serv-
ice is now ready and for compare
lively small fee may be obtained for
churches, schools and societies. 1t is
understood that the slides and films are
to be shown free of charge, except
under special arrangement provided by
the service. By writing to the Univer-
sity Extension department information
as to the terms of service may be had.
Drama, .travel, industry, agriculture,
science, juvenile and other fields are
covered by the series.
Mr.. Peters bought some chickens
from couple young fellows one day
last week. A farmer west of town dis
covered that his flock was fifteen chick
ems short and he called at the Peters
establishment to inquire if somebody
by mistake had left his chickens there.
He found the chickens all right, and
also the fellows who had made the mis-
take. In the judges court they admitted
having hunted chickens, if not out of
season, yet out of place. The farmer
was satisfied by recovering his birds,
and the chickens made no objection to
having their death sentence committed.
The Nimrods of the barnyard had to be
satisfied also.
Miss Leo Thompson and Mrs. Jago-
ditch were directing hostesses to the
ladies attending the Edgerton Country
club luncheon Tuesday. Twelve tables
were set, each for four ladies'. It is
customary that each table has pretty
centerpiece of flowers, and when deck
ed on shining linen the ensemble makes
the club room most attractive BAN
quet hall. The club house is set high
and the view from the windows over
the neatly kept golf grounds with the
wooded hills, now painted with the
bright hues of fall upon the dark green
of the remaining summer foliage, is
one to delight the visitor. The lunch
cons are very popular, and serve the
purpose of recreation as well as that of |
utility. The members each pay quar-
ter for the luncheon, and the funds will
be used to furnish and equip the club
house.
The Merchants Guest Evening Oct. |
9th was distinguished by brisk fall
weather, pleasant if trif1e chilly. |
From town and countryside the people |
focked down town for the unwilling of |
the windows. The band played and the
guests Toasted their eyes on the fine