The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-11-03

brick walls of the new Memorial hos
pital.
The Pythian Sisters will meet at
the usual hour Friday evening at the
K. P. hall.
The high school freshmen had a
Hallowe' en- party in Culton Memorial
hall Monday evening.
Mrs. Gilbert Hanson and family
had as Sunday visitors Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Green of Beloit.
The Ladies society of the Central
Lutheran church will meet in the church
parlors Thursday, Nov. 9.
The home of Mrs. w. I'll. Pomeroy
has been sold to Oscar Watson, Lima.
The consideration is said to be 5000.
Mrs. George Ogden and Mrs. An
drew Mcintosh left on Tuesday morn
ing for short visit with relatives in
Dyersville, Iowa.
Mrs. Roy Mcdonald entertained
nine women at dinner Monday evening
at the Carlton. The party attended
a theater in GAINESVILLE after the close
of the dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hixon Knapp enter
tanned six couples at the Knapp home
Saturday at three course lunch. The
decorations were in Halloween style.
Music and cards were the diversions.
-Edgerton Route ] is extended TO
reach Seth Adolphson, and Route to
George Goldthorpe and his neighbors.
These extensions came as the wind-up
of G. A. Hoen's duties as postmaster.
ID. C. Gle took active charge as
postmaster of the Edgerton office We'd
nesday morning, Nov. l. Mr.. Frank
Broadbent of Clinton meanwhile acts
as manager and editor of the Edgerton
Eagle.
The Missionary society of the Con-
gregational church will meet at the
home of Mrs. S. F. Smith on Friday
afternoon. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Conn
will be hostesses and Mrs. Wanamaker
leader.
Week end guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Ellingson were
Mrs. Tieman Boutwell, and children of
Rio, Wis, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Grassman and children of Richland
Center, Wis.
There will be a rabbit supper at
the K. of P. lodge next Monday even
ing, Nov. 6, at o'clock, to which all
members Of the order are invited. This
will be followed at o'clock by work in
the rank of Knight.
The fire alarm was sounded Manday
at about 400 in the afternoon. An in
cipient fire in the roof of Richard Cur
rams house was the cause of the alarm.
The fire department responded quickly
and the fire was put out, very little
damage being done.
An enthusiastic delegation of foot
ball fans accompanied the high school
team to Madison last Saturday. In
speaking of "Spikky's" performance
they said: t'There is another Rollie
Williams coming up from the ranks,
and Guinness is not far behind.
Mrs. Martha Norseter, 80 year old
pioneer, died at her home near Nora
last Sunday. The funeral services were
held at West Koshkonong church. Sew
eral sons and daughters with their fam
lilies survive her. One of her sons,
John Norseter, is married to sister Of
T. A. Ellingson.
The Monday club was entertained
by Mrs. Irving Wentworth west of the
city October 80. At the close of the
evenings program a delicious supper
was served and pleasant social hour
spent with the genial hostess. This
annual meeting at the Wentworth home
is an occasion to which the members of
the Monday club look forward to with
pleasure. The club meets next Mon
day at the home of Mrs. Geo. Farman.
"A child welfare special at Albion
town hall will be held Nov. 9Th from
a. m. to p. m. All children under
the age of six years will be examined
free~of charge. In the evening NOV
ing picture showing matters related to
child welfare will also be produced.
Competent physicians and nurses will
have charge of the work during the
day, and local physicians are invited to
TO be present to observe. Keep the
date in mind and bring the little folks.
The Edgerton Country club ladies'
luncheon Tuesday was the final of the
season. The luncheon was served at
500. Miss Clara M. Jensen and Mrs.
Southworth were directing hostesses.
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