The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-08-11

Miss Florence Nussey, Manitowuc,
is guest at the home of w. Dickinson
and family.
-Laurice Spike and Louis Jensen
were week end visitors of friends at
Lake Waubesa.
Mr. E. Hall of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
came Friday evening and is guest of
the John Spencer family.
y. A. Harlin and family, Fond du
Lac, are visiting at the home of bis
brother, Rev. j. E. Harlin.
The Ladies society of the Congre-
gational church will meet next Wednes-
day afternoon at 200 for work.
Mrs. Harry Hartzell and son Frank
of Gilman, Wis, spent the week with
relatives in Edgerton and vicinity.
Think back just few years and
you'll not fail to be with the Legion
boys at Edgerton, Tuesday, Aug. Is.
Chester Murwin of Fulton is in
Walkerville, Canada, experimenting
the apple picking in a large orchard.
Mrs. Oscar Olson entertained a
company of lady friends from Slough
ton at o'clock luncheon Tuesday.
The evening was spent at bridge.
james Walsh has purchased $500
Stoughton truck. He is now hauling
gravel for Chas. Wileman. Later he
expects to operate commercial truck
line out Of Edgerton. GAINESVILLE whole
salers are backing this truck line.
-Mesdames Paul Kraby, Louis Vik-
en-, Lloyd Severson, Lester Eberle,
Thorvald Sandsmark, Stoughton, &C
companied by Mrs. Lloyd Wade, Gary,
Ind, and Miss Margaret Walsh, White
water. motored to Edgerton Monday
afternoon and were entertained at the
home of Mrs Almer Aalseth.
The Ladies society of the Norwe-
gan Lutheran church will meet Thurs
day, Aug. II, in the church parlors,
by the Mesdames Andrew
Solum, Andrew Nicholson, Carl Mickle-
son, Ole Amundson Ton the Stone FARM
and Ole Gunderson
The town of Fulton has done
splendid work in road grading this sum-
mer. About 20 miles of road within
the town has been put into shape. Next
summer the plan is to gravel as much
of these roads as can be covered. The
town is fortunate in having an ample
supply of gravel within short haul of
the places where it is needed.
Mrs. Laid and daughter Of Dodge
vile and Erick Laid of Highland have
been visiting E. M. Ladd and family,
and from Edgerton made trips to Mil
waukee and other points. This week
they returned to their homes and Mr..
and Mrs. Laid and their son accompan-
led them to Dodgeville. Mr. Laid had
some legal business to attend to in that
part of the country.
I
The name of A. E. Carey will go
before the voters of this senatorial dis
trict on the regular ballot in the Sep
TENDER primary election, according to
the ruling of Judge Grimm in his court
Monday this week. The judge held that
the intent of the law would not be to
exclude Mr.. Carey from a right which
the signers to his candidacy intended
that he should have.
"A family gathering was held at the
home of Geo. Holvorson on Sunday.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Kravick, Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Lee and
daughter Engebor of Deerfeld, Rev.
Victor Larsen of Valley City, N. D.,
the Misses Beatrice Bolstad and Mil
dred Kalheim of Detroit, Mimi, Hazel
and Eleanor Severson of Chicago, Miss
Martha Lee, Arnold and Nordal Larsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Josephson re-
turned last Friday from five weeks
visit in the northern part of the state.
Both have relatives and friends in
Scandinavia, lola, Merrill and other
northern towns; Mr.. Josephson's moth
er is still living at Merrill. Fishing,
picking berries and travelling on the
perfect roads through beautiful land
scapes have filled the days with real
pleasure to these and other
visitors to those parts of the state.
"A meeting was held in E. M. Hub
BELLS warehouse Friday evening at
tended by number of men. The meet
ing was open and had to do with the
to obtain an amendment to
the Volstead act. The organization
bears the name The Association
Against the Prohibition Amendment, !"
and seeks by IN open campaign for
members to create sentiment in favor
Of changing the Volstead act so as to
allow light wine and beer. The slogan
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