The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-11-24
Mrs. Dell Clark Of Beloit has beer
a visitor at the Bady home.

q visitor at the BABY nome.
One hundred couples attended the
K. P. dance Wednesday night.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
MrsrLester Doerr- ednesday morning.
Rev. Thompson of Stoughton called
at the Norwegian Lutheran parsonage
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Biessman enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. r. Emmerson of
Rockford last Sunday.
The Sadie Culton Union will meet
Friday afternoon, Nov. "a, with Mrs.
Scott Hatch. Roll call responded to
with Thanksgiving quotations.
"A infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Flarity of Beloit died last Mon
day. Mrs. Flarity is daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Phifer of Edgerton.
Mayor Biederman and City Clerk
A. E. Carey appeared before the Rail
road commission Tuesday in the hear
ing of the rates charged by the Com
monwealth Telephone Co.
The Scissors Guild of Rockdale will
hold its annual bazaar and supper at
the church basement on Saturday, Dec.
IL. The sale will begin promptly at 4
o'clock and supper will be served at S
o'clock.
The county board has adopted a
resolution to give the county tuber-
culosis sanitarium. Good work. The
Edgerton representatives registered
their approval by voting for it, and I'M
doubtedly have the home folks with
them in thus voting.
Company M gave dinner at the
K. P. hall Tuesday evening. Covers
were laid for fifty. After the dinner
toasts were given and songs sung.
Lieut.. Wood was among the men pres
ent. After the dinner a short business
meeting was held in the Legion quart
ers.
| MIR. Herman Venske Jr, who was
| injured several months ago when the
truck he was driving was struck by a
train on the crossing near the Schaller-
Young Lumber Co. office, was taken to
Augustana hospital. Chicago, the first
of the week for surgical treatment.
Mrs. Aiken, her daughter, Mrs.
Carver, and granddaughter Mary, who
have been visiting at the home of Mrs.
Aiken's sister, FRS. G.. r. Bentley,
started Saturday by auto for their
home in Pittsburgh, Pa. They have
been in Edgerton several weeks.
The four act play, "Home Ties"
put on by the young people of the
Sheepskin school district, will be given
at the Fulton church Friday evening
this week. The proceeds go toward
promotion of health of the children at
tending the school taught by Miss At
tlesey.
"A committee representing the XII
wants club appeared before the city
council Monday evening to urge an ap-
preparation of $1,000 to insure the serv-
ices of the Edgerton Concert band dur
ing the coming season. The council
will take it under Amusement when the
annual budget comes before it for final
action.
The local high school football team
has had number of challenges from
outside teams. Superior, La Crosse,
West Allis and Rockford are among
the teams wishing to meet Edgerton.
Whether any of these challenges will
be accepted has not been definitely de-
cided. La Crosse and Superior are out
of it now as they will come together in
a game on Thanksgiving day.
| Mothers, do you know that 10000
children under two years of age die in
the United States every year? The
public health nurses are trying to re-
duce this number by keeping your
babies well. You know your babies
are we'll if they are gaining in weight.
Have your babies weighed each month
at the health station in the rest room
Open each Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Ness Green at
tended the lecture at Milton college
last Wednesday evening given by Alon-
20 Pond OF GAINESVILLE on the passion
Play at Oberammergau," illustrated by
colored photos and music that is used
during the performance. Mrs. Green
has arranged for the same lecture to
be given here Sunday afternoon, Dec.
8, at the Rialto theater, and which is
to be sponsored by the Women's Choral
society of which she is the director.
| -"Cliff Lodge" is the pleasant sound
ing and appropriate name of the new
entertainment hall built on the Rock
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