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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
COntsmaeA.
BEAUTIFUL, NEW
AND Dark HOME

BEAUTIFUL, NEW
CLEVELAND PARK HOMES
Open for Inspection to
9 pm. daily.
1857 and 1859 Upton St. NV.
1.-TWO doors east of Conn. ave-
Remarkably attractive semi
detached brick houses 8 rooms,
2 baths; 2 inclosed sleeping
porches; breakfast room; garage
on loft. paved alley; large lots
beautiful lawns.
Built by day labor (no con-
tract work., under constant
supervision of owner; up-to-the-
minute in every detail. Don't
fail to see them before buying.
D. F. SULLIVAN,
Owner and Builder.
On premises daily to 9 pm. x
FOR SALE
DOWNTOWN SECTION.
One Of the few well located in northwest
Brick House, Rooms,
hardwood trim and floors. tiled bath, elec,
gas logs and art mantels in living md dining
rooms: house in drst-class condition.
Fine heating plant.
Near. street cars.
See Mr.. TEEL, with
Swartzell, Rheem &Hensey Co.
727 18th St. NV.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.


BROOM BRICK, NEAR 1sth ANp LAAoNT:
MuNsEY TRUsT CO.. Real E.tate Dept.
By OWNER. NC AGENTS. al IRVING ST
;1 q. ..oms bath nd saf na; y:% wath
abe terms; price. $4,000. j. B. STEIN. !sa
La. ave. NV. 3
1897 CALVERT 81. N.W.-BARGAIN FOR
quick sale; 12-room brick. baths, AMI ;
small cash payment; bal monthly; see owner
any time. 50
LOOK AT s725 LIVINGSTON 81. CHEVY
Snase' D. G. just Of Conn - ave. So rooms - ana :.
!rtee. si5: 600; terms. R. P. WILLIAMS. Room
Well arranged 8-story bay-window brick and
| stone house. containing IL poons and baths
h;-vh.. electricity and Ess Room for garage
only SIS, 100. Terms arranged. You cannot
get another house in the same block at this
rHos. E. FARRELL.
637 WOODWARD building. Main 768.
VACANT.
$3.50 Cash. $50 Month. Price. $1,000
and cssn Ge built s.es seu.s
over ten years sEs sslIar fI5nase small back
a011. Open on phone call.
$3.50 CASH PAYMENT ONLY AND s55
mace. porches. lot 175 feet deep. 3o-ft. alley:
h"use ironts soutn' lo-lOot sioe lney, pienty
ne. Line. 2o71
WISH TO SELL AT ONCE. HOME OF
large rooms and bath. located near North
Capitol. north of Florida ave-, front and
double rear porches; newly papered and
painted; hot-water heat; Instantaneous heater,
gsstris light. and gas. garage
dress Box 2l-M. Star ONCE.
VERY ATTRACTIVE HOME ON DETACHED
lot; immediate possession; rooms and bath:
electric lights. h.-w.h.; garage. No. Is 1th
JOS 4. HERBERT SONS.
5l5 East Capitol st.
OWN. YOUR HOME. $50 DOWN AND S25
per month Two frame houses. excellent con
dition; gas and water; one vacant; Nos lib
ana l1l5'3 9th st. Sc.
Jos. A. HERBERT & SONS.
5l5 East Capitol st.
FOR COLORED-Vacant Groom and BATH
brick. near X st. and y. ]. ave. NV; price
$3,9OQ; terms, $500 cash, balance like rent.
MM. II: McGRANN 60. ~ Ilth st. nv.
BEST SUBURBAN BUY IN WASHINGTON.
ROCKVILLE PIKE.
beautiful five-room and bath bungalow: full
auto; screened sleeping porch entire side Of
acres OF ground: orchard and garden: NO other
pace on the pike has such wonderful trees:
one square from car: exQuisitey redecorated.
Price, $500: Terms II desired.
TH0S. f. FARRELL.
Main 7ss. e'tSri 81 Woodward Bldg.
HIGH VIEW.
20 R. l. AVE. Ne
Attractive house. fronting two streets; 8
rooms ana bath; large porches; electric lights;
open fireplace: screens; metal weatherstripped.
alP hPn'y OWNER. on premises. Phone North
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s5o2 JOCELYN ST.
D:1L D.

DUHI Dy OWICI.
A beautiful home in Chevy
Chase Heights. Eight spacious
rooms and servants quarters
and bath in attic; sun parlor
two complete baths and extra
lavatory; bui1t-in garage; artis-
tically decorated; all modern
Improvements.
PRICE, $4,000.
Phone owner for appointment.
Cleveland 7I2 or Cleveland 1870.
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DETACHED HOME
At Walter Reed Hospital.
Price Reduced ST 900.


Six bright, attractive rooms /;
large bath; full size attic, would
make two additional bedrooms /;
five closets; brick fireplace; nice
floors; open sleeping and break
fast porches; awnings and
screens; pretty lot; garage; fine
location unobstructed front and
rear; vacant Monday-move in
on deposit. Condition like new.
$1o,5oo; $4,000 cash, SIS per
month. Call at premises, oo8
Butternut st. NV, or phone
Columbia 1895 for auto. Brokers
protected.
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SIT 18th ST. NV. Phone Main 1913. .
ONCE IN A SEASON
COMES A BARGAIN
LIKE THIS.
There are just two new 4-bed-
room houses like these in Wash
ington and these are the ones.
Check these specifications:
Four real bedrooms. Within
two blocks of two car lines.
High and healthy northwest
location.
Wide concrete front and double
rear porches.
Oak floors upstairs and down.
Built-in bath with shower ;
pedestal lavatory.
French doors and extra
sockets.
Roomy foored attic.
Built-in garage. Large lot to
2o-foot alley.
PRICE. $4,000.
VERY EASY TERMS.
Call Columbia 4o83 for
further information.
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10Th ST. HIGHLANDS.
By owner. Beautiful detached
house, 8 rooms. sleeping porch:
lot 4oxI3e. Garage. Price and
terms reasonable.
1923 Montague ST. ~,
Phone Columbia 5492-J. s.
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MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS.
26I6 Davis St. NV.

The greatest bargain in this
beautiful section; detached
house just completed on large
lot; 8 rooms, 2 baths, cemei.
front porch, extra large rea:
porches; first and second floor,
with view of river; large close.i
hardwood floors, white and mss
hogany finish; Pittsburg watG.
heater; slate roof; hot-watai
heat. Open all day. CHA9
CONNOR. l28 c st. ne. *
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1903 CRITTENDEN ST. NV.
Eight rooms and two baths. breakfast and
sleeping porches. attic. fireplace. built in
refrigerator: Immediate possession: party buy
,nE must nave S4.aoO cash first payment
1900 BLOCK OF VERMONT
AVE. NV.
Brick dwelling Of seven rooms and bath:
easily converted into apartments; electricity:
newly papered and painted; party buying
m.s,is msss have cash is, r.ymens
"U' ST. NV, JUST OFF
NORTH CAPITOL.
Corner brick dwelling of eight rooms and
possession. PRICE. $3.50
"B' ST. Sc, JUST OFF
PA. AVE.
Investment or home. Groom brick. PRICE,
81. .1Jo
WM. P. NORMOYLE,
$40 + ST. NV.
BETHESDA, MD.
So, 500.
Very attractive detached home: rooms and
ba tn: pipeless furnace. electricity gas: ga
rage: rag chicken , house beautiful lawn: lot, 1ooI
pike. Excellent condition.
MT. PLEASANT.
SG2,5oo.
10 rooms. baths: h.-w.h.. electricity gas:
sleeping porch: awnings: Gear garage; in good
condition. wonderful bargain.
CHEVY CHASE.
SI5.5oo.
This beautiful detached home has rooms,
2 baths. h. h.-w.h.. electricity. gas front and
rear pOrches. screens. laundry. pantry-every-
thing that goes TO make real home Owned
by Army officer ordered away and will be sold
quickly.
FOR COLORED.
SIS.5oo.
st. near 1fth--l. rooms. . baths: h-wh
electricity. gas: open freplares: sleeping
porch: 2-car garage. House in fine condition
Excellent place for doctor dentist
$500.
Near 9Th and Fl SITS. n.e.-S rooms and bath
Is bedrooms: steam heat electricity. gas
two Lear garages. House in fine condition
Clear.
$4,000.
Near Sth and P sts.-l1 rooms and bath;
furnace heat, gas; lot, 2Ox1OO. to alley A
real bargain.
JOHN 7. WILLIAMS.
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.YoR sALE-HoUsEa

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
6nest mouse In section. buht special BY
owner; large rooms. bedrooms and 2 sleep
Ing porches. baths with built-in tubs and
shower; large attic. extra wide front porch
delightful front and rear yards: Scar brick
garage; wide alley: hish-cla.s section. Owner
UNfoN REALTY coRPoRATIoS.
Aaln 94l3 l4l0G St. NV.
NEAR iTH AND EYE N.w-DEsIRABLE
o property to remodel into business; wide alley !;
UNION REALTY : cosFoRATioN. is19 %
-Maln s4l3 l4lO q NV.
18th STREET NEAR COLUMBIA ROAD.
heat: it; x,i no1se' h 10 rooms: baths: hot;water
modelled into store and two apartments, or
,.ft nf the price s a.ked males a wonderful invest
g sss 'fsss' isss street, rtee
CONNECTICUT AVE.
figure of s22. .0OO: unusual for Connecticut
ave. property; eight large rooms and three
complete baths. maids room. front and rear
ntuaceohs' garage. PA
BROOkLAND.
Practically new bungalow eompIeteIy de-
tAched' nfe rooms large front porch kitchen
serrife ser sStft and screened sleeping porch at
rTaetlve psnt. hn. bath electricity. modern heating
G.7oo ~ !" perfect condition. g... gtise'
IWO-FAMILY FLAT.
Columbia Heights-Earh apartment of four
rooms and bath, front and rear porch, modern
price, S11 800
UPPER 18th ST.
"A detached shingle home with slate roof
IN perfect condition; seven rooms and bath
porcnes front and rear: hardwood noors and
trim, hot-water heat. electric lights and choice
natures, insta ntaneOns water heater stone
open fireplace; space for garage; price, si3. $50
2G-4
CHEVY CHASE.
New home of frame and brick, sen,-de-
lached. eight rooms and two baths: all mod
ern improvements: latest plumbing and finish;
hardwood noors and trim; front and screened.
IN rear porches: garage; price, SlJ,5OO
.G-4
$500 CASH.
$50 PER MONTH.
Dandy little brick home with colonial
front. located in Park View: newly papered:
IN perfect condition: hot water heat. electric
lights, laundry trays; plate rail in dining
room: price. 81 500 3I4
MckEEVER & GDSS,
14I5 Eye St. Main Axe.
Members Of Washington Real Estate Board
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s-ROOM HOUSE NEAR STANTON SQUARE
and Md. ave. Large yard: space for 2-car
for $50 per mo-; must be sold; small cash
payment. -
Main S415.. 1410 G NV.
ONE OF BEST KOOMING HOUSE PROPOSI-
tions in the city, near 18th and L NV; 10 T.,
3 b.; elec.. stsam heat; deep lot to alley. First
commercial zone. Excellent speculative buy.
to SC, 900 cash. Price, 81, 600 n interested,
act promptly. UNION REALTY CORPORA
TON. 1Al0 G M. Main s41&
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FOR SALE-HOUSkS.
C~aftnoeA.
FOR COLORED.

FOR COLORED.
NEW HOME. -
sEvEE R0oMs. H0T-wATER HEAT.
ELECIRIC LIGHTS. TILE BATH. SERr.
ASI1 TOILET. LAUNDRY TRAYS. GAS
HAMGH; ~ Gas WATER HEATER, DOUBLE
saEEPdNG nascG f0RCh; OAK FLOORS. CEMENT
rokCaES FRONT AND. REAR. LARGE
! G6ARp. GARAGE TO HOLD TWO LARGE
Location Unsurpassed. -
24I N St. NV.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION EVERY DAY
pHoM a;30 TO Pm. REPRESENTATIVE
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FOR SALE-COLORFD

FOR SALE-COLORED. "
l have several modern homes
desirably located in the best
northwest section VACANT.
Prices and terms most reason
able. Call me at all hours.
B. B. PINN. u.
Col: 58l7. 7l2 Kenyon St. nv.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c. .
One square from
Connecticut Avenue Car Line
Beautiful, newly-built, COM
pletely detached house on large
lot with fine shade trees.
House has large living room,
with open fireplace; three bed
rooms; tile bath, separate
shower; living, sleeping and
kitchen porches. e.
This is an unusually attractive
home, IN one of the most de-
sirable and convenient locations
in Chevy Chase.
Price, $4,000.
Cash. $1,000.
Monthly Payment. Sie5.
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER.
INC.
Ola 18th Street NV.
Franklin zd2s.
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WANTED TO BTY-A OR 5 ROOM BUN.
galow within IS or % minntes to i2th and
Penn. ave. NV. Small cash paymsnt, balance
like rent. (Whfts.) Address Bog a3SrN, star
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ROSEMONT

ROSEMONT.
rooms. completely modern. just completed
lust think what YOU can have. Brick foun
heat gas range and gas water heater. ele
CANT bathroom and fixtures, beautiful electric
fixtures. window shades. entire house decorated
and woodwork white. oak noors large closets
with outside windows completely equipped
and modern home into which you can move
today. OneLAt block to electric cars. Ten
minute service 10 minutes to the city. Fare
less than IL cents.
Property can he seen any day evening by
phoning this Office for auto. or take electric Mt
18th and Pa. ave. and get OF at North Rose
mont station.
Note-We have six and seven rooms also
Just completed and awaiting inspection.
F. c. GOODNOW COMPANY.
100 18th ST. NV. Main 307.
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HIGH VIEW.
20 R. l. AVE. NE.
Attractive honse. fronting two streets; 8
rooms and bath; large porches; electric lights;
open fireplace: screens; metal weatherstripped.
Apply OWNER, on premises. Phone North
2S5S-W
4-Ro0M AND BATH HOUSE: NEW; FRONT
porch; ~ 300: easy terms. Highview. Phone
North 1851 &c
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REAL BARGAIN.

REAL BARCAIN.
In greenhouse proposition. 3h acres: good
house, rooms and bath: furnace heat. cleo
tor; 8 greenhouses one 5OxoOO, one 1sxo0s.
seven 2Ox65: heated by hot water (krochiil
boiler): 10000 violet plants. excellent quality.
ready to start blooming; $500 chysanthemum.
very best variety, blooming from November 1
to January; $500 extra large pansy plants:
also numerous other plants; one-ton Ford
truck. one touring car. COW. about $3.50 worth
of tools Excellent proposition. Only four miles
from Chevy Chase. owner anxious to sell. de-
sires an offer.
John T. WILLIAMS,
SIT 18th St NV, Phone Main 1913. I"
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$6,850-Best two-story. 3-room-deep and
tiled hath colonial home in this unexcelled
location. Modern heating plant. electric
lights; deep lot to a wide paved alley. Close. 70
in all bedrooms and large. bright pantry Ia
kitchen. Brand-new back porch. In fact, q
really delightful home. sl,5o0 cash. balance
very easy. s-s-
DAVIS & STEELE. *
1870 y. Y. Ave. NV. Main 50so-539S,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
WANTED.

5-RoOM HOUSE. MODERN CONVENIENCEs
near Arlington county courthouse, Clarendon
Va; $55 per month. Call Clarendon 297 @
Main 2lHS.
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Ten reoms and bath. brick; near Capitol;
room for garage; price, $6.7 $50. OWNER. SIS
II st. ne y
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VI OH nc FfEIGH I >,
Have you seen It? Now having the most
wonderful growth In individual homes Of any
part OF Washington. High rolling ground
overlooking the Potomac. We have opened uo
for sale about LOO pretty sites at moderate
Some for sale BETTER hurry up or You viii
be too late to get into this section. Always
strictly white and high class. See w r.
JACKSON. Owner. living on the property
1924. Conduit road, Cleveland 4s3, or 3. r.
DORSETT. Owner. 1904 Fl at NV Main 7eOO
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BUNGALOWS.

BUNGALOWS.
We are now building the incest row Of
bungalows you have ever seen for the money
They hare large living rooms. tile baths. elec-
tric lights. large concrete cellars. lots 5Oxls1
ION wide ave.l. Price. SO, 500. SO. $50: 81 e08
cash. Main 3644 or North 1O34 after SIX
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FOR SALE
WOODLEY PLACE
PROPERTY.
Recognized as the prettiest
spot in Washington; house 10
rooms, 3 baths; h.-w. heat, elec. /;
fully equipped garage; colonial
front and two sleeping porches.
Ruud instantaneous waite r
heater. House in good condition.
Observation-Disclosures.
See Mr.. TEEL, with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.
III 18th St. NV.
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NORTH CLEVELAND PARK.
UNDOUBTEDLY THE GREATEST VALUE
EVER OFFERED IN A DETACHED
HOMD IN THIS BXCLU6IVE AND
BEAUTIFUL LOCALITY.
The more experienced and discriminating
siastic you will be with the intrinsic value
offered. In this charming home there are
eight lovely rooms. breakfast porch and double
sleeping porch; h.-w.h. and electricity; built-in
garse. You must see it to appreciate its
We invite your most critical inspection.
o. B. ZANTZINGER.
912 10th st. NV. Main $751;,
CORNER BRICK PROPERTY IN Sc; TWO
apartments: separate yarda and entrances:
and rooms and bath. Income, $40. Price.
$1,000. Main 2a2T Ss
6-ROON BRfCK, NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
colonial porch. large concrete rear porch. large
insic;ed sleeping porch. hot-water heat. e1ec-
the lights. stationary tube, built-in garage:
leavlng city; will sen at low price. Phons
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COLORED.
TENTH ST. S.W.

An excellent two-story brick home contain
ing six large rooms and bath. Price. $500.
Only $500 cash. balance arranged to suit pur-
chaser.
TIE REALTY INVEST CORPORATION
OF
WASHINGTON
Exclusive Agents.
13J 18th st. NV. Main a9nS
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WANTED-MONEY.

BUILDER OFFERs SEVERAL GILT-EDGE
second trust notes. liberal discount. 4914
Ashby st. NV. West 26SQ.
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IoN S<AAA.
Well located dwelling. containing s rooms,
summer kitchen and bath; h.-w.h., electric
lights. On New Hampshire ave. north Of WASH
ineton Circle. An unusual opportunity to bay
q well built frame house, with modern equip
ment. on easy terms. Price, 5000.
GEORGE W. LINKINS,
Exclusive Agent,
1719 st.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-05-26
Edgerton Crushes Fort Atkinson.

By giving Fort Atkinson a decisive
beating last Sunday, IL to /, Edgerton
placed herself in three-way tie with
Cambridge and Fort Atkinson for Sec
ond place. With the Whitewater game
ahead of the boys, May 28th, they have
a splendid chance to place themselves
at the top of the league. Whitewater,
however, has strong aggregation and
some brilliant ball will be necessary to
come home with this game on the credit
side of the column.
Last Sundays game proved to the
fans that Edgerton is entitled to sup
port, and the one-sidedness of the score
by no means can be taken as an indica-
ton that there was not some fancy
playing done in the nine frames of the
game.
Edgerton crossed the platter II times
by laying on Junghans' curves, and
forced that gentleman to retire. Mr..
Grades took up the task of stopping
the locals for the Fort but met with
little success, and Edgerton placed the
game on ice, proceeding to lay two runs
on the sack in the 7th and doubling that
amount in their half of the 9Th.
Fort Atkinson received their lone
tally in the 2rd session, and for few
minutes it appeared that they might
make the most of an opportunity placed
before them by errors, but Gilbert
pulled himself out of the corner and re-
tired the side.
The Edgerton clan, playing their in
itial game on the home lot, played
somewhat loosely at times, but with a
little more practice at the bat and in
the outfeld, they should have little
trouble in disposing of the greater
share of their opponents. Guinness,
who receives for the locals, proves him
self worthy of mention and handles his
chances with good deal of accuracy,
wnlcn counts Ior heap in the success
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-05-26
FULTON

w. N. Lee and family visited in
GAINESVILLE Sunday.
Miss Hilda Ellefson of GAINESVILLE is
spending week at home.
Miss Lydia Zieman of GAINESVILLE
spent the week end at home.
Herbert F. Murwin of the u. w.
was home for the week end.
Mrs. Sue Fessenden spent few days
last week in GAINESVILLE with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ellefson of James,
vile spent Sunday with Mrs. A. Ellef-
son
Memorial day will be observed at
the Fulton cemetery at 10 a. m. MIR.
Fred Holt will give the address and a
program will be furnished by the
school.
Kenneth Eessenden, Ella Murwin and
Lydia Oberdeck enjoyed the days out
ing at Madison last Friday with the
senior class of Edgerton high school.
The trip was made overland.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-05-26
EAST KOSHKoNONG

Ascension day, Thursday, May 18th
English service 7:30 p. m. in the Cam
bridge church
Next Sunday English confirmation
service in the First East Koshkonong
church, with offering to Home Mission,
1870 a. m. Communion service p. m.
The pastor wishes to thank all those
who contributed so literally towards
the pastors auto. To get Ford sedan
in these difficult times, when money
has been so scarce to farmers, was
more than anyone could expect; and
the interest shown in the pastors work
by this liberal gift is very gratifying.
Especially do we thank Mr.. Ed Ellick-
son of East Koshkonong, Mr.. Oluf ].
Olson of Cambridge and Mr.. C. 0. Tel
lefson of Rockdale, who worked up the
collection in the three congregations.
John Halvorsoh.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-05-26
ROCKDALE

John Norgord called at the, Christ
Eyre home last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrf o. Gutterud visited at
John Venaas' last Sunday.
Ruben Tellefson and Louis Koehn of
Utica called here Saturday.
Roland Turnbul transacted business
at Jefferson last Thursday.
C. o. Tellefson is attending county
board meeting at Madison this week.
Mrs. M. j. Lien and daughter Hazel
and Eva Norgaard were at GAINESVILLE
Saturday.
Last Saturday few men made a
start in identifying the park. The
work will be continued later.
Mr..-and Mrs. E. B. Ellingson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Josephson of Edgerton
visited with Theo Tellefson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Teddie Anderson, Mrs.
Lawrence Olson and Mrs. Ole Ander-
son motored to Fort Atkinson Sunday.
John Holm was at Fort Atkinson last
Friday and had slight operation on his
nose, returning home Saturday,
VIM. Anderson and family of James
vile visited at Osmund Olson's Sunday.
Mrs. Anderson is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Olson.
John Torgerson, one of the old pio-
neers, is reported seriously sick with
pneumonia at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Samuel Potter.
Those attending from here at the
Young Peoples society at Adolph An
derson's last Sunday evening report a
large crowd and good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Tellefson, Art
Herried and Miss Clara Lien were at
Whitewater Sunday and took in the
ball game. Cambridge vs. Whitewater.
Score 8 to in favor of Whitewater.
Mrs. Oscar Larson died last FRIDAY
morning of scarlet fever and was buried
in the afternoon. No public funeral
was held on account of the contagious
disease. Mr. and Mrs. Larson moved
back from Montana last fell. She
leaves besides her husband two chill
dren, the younger only few weeks old.
The young men of the village gave a
shower on Roland Turnbull and Miss
Inez Strommen in the village hall last
Friday evening. The evening was spent
in card playing and dancing. They will
be married the latter part of the month.
A respectable sum of money was pre-
sented to them as token of respect.
The Ladies society of East Koshko-
nong, Rev. Halvorson's church, met in
the church parlors Wednesday, May II,
entertained by Mrs. G. G. Moen and
Mrs. o. Gutterud. A very large at.
tendance; the collection amounted to
over 20 dollars. Rev. Halvorson anC
Prof Ristad both spoke on Norway's
independence.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-05-26
UTICA

Mr.. and Mrs. John Sampson were
Sunday callers at the home of Ole
Klongland.
Solva Klongland and family visited
Sunday with Christ Fosdal and Ole
Klongland.
Mrs. Koehn spent few days the
past week with her parents in James
vile, returning home Saturday.
DR.. Week, who has just completed
his course of chiropractic, was a Utica
visitor Saturday evening. He expects
to locate in Wisconsin,.
Adolph johnson went to Whitehall
Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Sorenson, sister of Mrs Johnson and
Mrs. Olga Logan, on Saturday. Joachim
Johnson and daughter, Mrs. Ben Logan,
of New York were also there They
expect to visit Utica on their return
home.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-05-26
EAST PORTER

Jas. Murphy was an Edgerton shop
per Monday.
Miss Marie Fox was GAINESVILLE
shopper Saturday.
Mrs. ViolaSPhillips was GAINESVILLE
caller Wednesday.
Otto Manthei and family were James
vile shoppers Wednesday.
Chas. Harnack and family were shop
pers in GAINESVILLE Saturday.
Mrs. Rollin Hanson and son Clifford
spent Sunday at the w. Hantke home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Wesendorf and
family, GAINESVILLE, spent Sunday at the
Chas. Harnack home.
Mrs Wanstrom has returned to her
home in Rockford after visiting at the
home of her brother, Roy Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terrell Davis and son
Russell motored to Rockford Sunday
and spent the day with relatives.