The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-04-28

The Sadie Culton Union will meet
with Mrs. A. P. Nicholson Friday af-
ternoon, April %. The ladies will hold
a rummage sale soon.
The Daughters of the King of the
Congregational church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Harry Shearer at 2:30 on
Friday afternoon of this week.
Peter J. Hansen and family have
bought the Louis Beuler farm west of
town and moved on April l. They came
from Stoughton where the family spent
a couple years; previously for eight
years they made their home at McF'ar-
land. i,
The 53rd anniversary of the Edger-
ton Concert band will be observed by a
community together, grand concert
and ball at Academy hall the evening
of May IL. Keep the date in mind.
Look for further announcement next
week.
"A progressive dinner party was
given by the young married peoples
bridge club Tuesday evening. Mes
danes Roy Mcdonald, Charles Bunker
and Will Dickinson were hOstesses.
The guests of honor were Mrs. Richard
Brown of La Crosse and Mrs. F. War
rem Coon of Minneapolis.
The Hammerlund brothers of James
vile were in Edgerton last week plac-
arding the city in the interest Of the
st. Olaf band concert to be given in
GAINESVILLE Sunday, May Z. The organ
ization is too we'll known to need any
Recommendation. Many people from
Edgerton and vicinity will undoubtedly
go down to hear the famous band.
From everywhere in the southern
part of the state come reports of seed
ing being killed DUNG the past winter.
This is going to seriously affect the
production of tame hay in this section,
and farmers will do we'll to provide in
time to SOW such crops as may be used as
substitutes for alfalfa, clover and other
tame hay crops.
DIR. Roscoe Mcintosh, who has
spent year doing hospital work in
connection with the U. w. clinic, ex-
poets to return to the Washington uni
versity, ST. Louis, Mo-, next July first
to assist in the medical school of the
university and specialize in the study
of skin diseases. Mrs. Mcintosh will
accompany her husband, and they ex-
pect to spend full year in St. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jones of
Mead, Kansas, are in the city at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Flagg,
parents of Mrs. Jones. Mr.. Jones has
accepted a position as engineer at
Rhinelander, Wis, and to be associated
with Mr.. Reichardt, formerly Edgerton
city engineer. For the time being Mrs
Jones will remain at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. Flagg.
st. Johns Lutheran church serv-
ices in German at 1000 in the forenoon
next Sunday; English services at 7:3O
in the evening. At the last quarterly
meeting the congregation resolved to
alternate English and German forenoon
services, with the provision that on the
days when English is used for the
morning service there shall be services
in the German language in the after
noon.
delegates to the First District con-
vention of women's clubs held at Lake
Geneva this week were chosen by the
Marquette club Monday, Mrs. F. Sher-
man and Mrs. VIM. Dickinson, the lat
ter also corresponding secretary for the
federation. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Pres,
Mrs. Roy Livick; Vice Pres, Miss Alice
Nichols; Sec, Mrs. Fred Sherman;
Treas, Mrs. Will Doty.
The Earl Nipple Concert company
played to small house at the Rialto
Friday evening. Every member of the
organization was very accomplished
musician, in fact, so we'll did they play
both in solo and ensemble work that it
was distinct shock to have them tear
off jazz as encore numbers. Earl Hip.
pie is a true wizard on the xylophone.
His playing of the Hungarian Rhapsody
No. 2 was nothing short of the marvel
Gus in manipulation of the instrument.
Col. w. F. Reichardt, who as city
engineer during the past years has been
a familiar figure in Edgerton, has left
a great many people in this town who
have learned to value him as highly
accomplished man in his profession.
and as gentleman. He took live in
terest in the affairs of the city. and
even invested money In some of its en-
terprises. He will be given a hearty
welcome whenever he may choose to
visit Edgerton, and his many friends
wish him abundant success in his chosen