The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-10-27
Mrs. T. A. Ellingson spent the first


Nov. 8. Everybody welcome.
-One hundred couples attended the
K. of P. dance at Academy hall We'd
nesday evening and very enjoyable
time is reported.
-Genevieve Marsden has recovered
sufficiently from her recent attack of
infantile paralysis as to resume her
work in school.
Mrs. Fred Wilkinson and children
of Stoughton came Thursday morning
to spend few days with her mother,
Mrs. Martin Voog.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Gunderson of
Beloit spent over the week end at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. O. G. Hansen.
Mr.. Gunderson filled the pulpit at the
Central Lutheran church Sunday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Young and
daughter Ruth were Madison visitors
Saturday. Their daughter Mary &C.
companied them home, returning Sun
day evening to resume her studies at
the U. w.
Mrs. Henry Johnson in her new
Hudson collided Sunday morning at the
intersection of Swift and Rollin streets
with an auto party from Beloit. The
out of town car was badly damaged,
but no serious injury to any of the oc-
cupants.
r. M. Hoyt, deputy attorney gen.
eral, holdssthat the voting days for the
city of Edgerton must continue to ex-
tend from a. m. to 8 p. m. as in the
past. A legislative act is necessary to
change hours during which the booths
must be kept open.
There will be a program and box
social at the Forest Academy school,
Dist. No. l, Porter, Thursday, October
26. R. T. GIassco, county agricultural
agent, and O. D. Antisdel, county sup
erintendent, will be the speakers. The
teacher, Ida J. Julseth, and pupils cor
daily invite the public.
st. Johns Lutheran church Reform
alton services with communion, Eng
lish, at 1000 in the morning. Children's
Reformation services, German, at 800
in the afternoon The following Sum
| day Reformation services with COM
munion in the German language. Rev.
| Spilman, pastor.
The Service Star Legion will hold
it's semi rummage sale early in
November. Will all members and 9TH
ers in the city now at house cleaning
time set aside such articles as they de-
sire to donate. The collection commit
tee will call for the articles. The exact
date will be published later.
= Henry Biessman and family left for
Milwaukee Monday morning to become
engaged with his brother-in-law, Geo.
| Tohl, in the meat market business for
| I. C. u. Co. Mr.. Koehneke and his
mother will occupy the Biessman house.
Mr.. Fred Biessman and family have
| moved into their new home on Mechanic
street.
A. Hanson, wife and daughter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kunz of Manito-
| voc visited at the Rev. and Mrs. Boyd
home over Sunday. Rev. Boyd was
formerly pastor of the Manitowoc
church. VIM. Markhus of Minneapolis
was also visitor of the Boyds day
last week.
John Leary left Monday last week
for Oklahoma where he will visit with
his cousin, Roger Mooney. Since re-
turning from the world war marine
service Mr.. Leary has been employed
in the post office where everybody APP
preciated his courteous service. If he
finds work to his liking in the south
west he may remain for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Luedtke have
made plans to move to Wausau, Wis,
where Mr.. Luedtke becomes manager
of the fire and casualty lines of the
Flieth Insurance agency. He has been
with Henry Johnson's agency during
the past two years. Mr.. and Mrs.
Luedtke will move next week. Their
many Edgerton friends wish them sue
+; cess in their new field.
| The Edgerton Fraternal Reserve
association held meeting at the K. of
P. lodge rooms Thursday evening. The
| following officers were elected: Carl III.
| Kenn. president. Mrs. Clara O,Tearv
vice president; Mrs. Hilda Plautz, Sec
retary-treasurer; Miss Lillian Dregney,
sergeant; Reuben Murkve, doorkeeper;
William O'Leary, messenger; Leonard
| Murkve, judge for three years.
| Charter presentation exercises will
be the feature of the next Kiwanis
| meeting to be held next Tuesday in the
high school gym. The dinner will be
served by the home economy depart
| ment under the direction of Miss Anna