The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-08-18

ton next SUNDAY ana the sunday fol-
lowing.
Miss Mildred Prottau, nurse in
training at GAINESVILLE, is spending a
few days visiting Miss Edna Hanson.
Mrs. Stanton Miller of Madison is
a patient at the Lockwood hospital
where she submitted to an operation
! Tuesday.
Sixteen members of the Cambridge
golf club played an equal number from
the Edgerton club at the Edgerton
Country club links Thursday.
Rev. Rowell, who some Is or 80
years ago served a congregation at Full
ton, died in California last week, 72
years old, is the report received here
by friends
Mrs. Adolph Benson and Clara of
Stoughton, MIR. and Mrs. Steinhauer of
Racine and Mr. and Mrs. Poggemueller
of Detroit spent Saturday with Anton
johnson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Borginis re-
turned from Chicago Monday after
spending week making fall and holt
day purchases for the store. They
were entertained while in the big city
and had a very pleasant time.
The first half of the week regis
tered the longest spell of uncomfort-
ably warm weather that this part of
the country has had this season. 1t
has been trying on men and beasts
working in the open. and standing crops
and pasture are now very much in need
of rain.
The Sunday school of Rev. E. A..
Boyd's church held its annual picnic at
Charley Bluff last week Friday. On the
same day the st. Johns Frauen Verein
held its annual picnic. Games, boating,
bathing and beautiful day and pleas
ant place to meet gave the picnickers a
full day of pleasure.
4.
Amos have as their guests this week
Mrs. Wellington Cline and Mrs. Coring-
ton Cline of Marion, Ohio. They come
from an extended journey through the
west and southwest. Mrs. Saunders
had a sister of President Harding as
her teacher while attending school in
Marion.
John Reopen Burrull, two year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James Burrull on
the Iverson farm north of Edgerton,
died Sunday evening, Aug. IL. The
funeral was held Tuesday from the
home at 1900 noon and the Central
Lutheran church, Stoughton, Rev. Os-
car Thompson officiating. Burial was
made at the East church cemetery,
Stoughton.
Mrs. A. J. Burnham of Chicago has
been guest at Bitter Sweet cottage
on Rock river. This week Mrs. Van
Ness Green accompanied her to Chicago
where she met her daughter, Miss Gen.
evieve Holcomb, who returns from
Geneseo, N. Y, where she has taught
physical culture during, the summer.
Miss Holcomb will remain with her
mother during the balance of the sea-
son. Mr. and Mrs. Green are having
plans perfected to build new home
this fall.
The Farm Bureau Victory Week,
Aug. 21-26, is devoted to signing up
dairymen for the new Chicago milk
marketing contract, cooperative milk
producers organization. Rock county
is already in $50 strong with total
signed up of 25OO 1t is predicted that
10, 900 will have joined the pool by Sep
TENDER 1. The contract is drawn on
the .sSapiro" type. The minimum to
make the contract effective is 5000
signers, and it is confidently expected
that much larger number will have
come in before the close of Victory
Week.
tied Edgerton Friday afternoon. His
name is McHenry and he has been
mayor of Oshkosh. He spoke from his
automobile on Fulton street in front of
the Badger cafe. He said he was a
Republican of variety quite differ
emit from Morgan and Blaine. He prom
ised that if he was elected he would
clean out the expensive commissions
and superfuous Office holders and thus
lower taxes. The bureaucracy of our
state needed somebody's boot to cleanse
Madison of those who have taken away
the peoples money and liberty. He
declared that he was in favor of tenn
perance. but against prohibition, and
hoped to see the Volstead act amended
so as to permit the sale of light wines
and beer. He promised to camp on the