The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-05-26

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Madison, visiting friends among the
students of the u. w.
The Lampograph Corporation will
give free demonstration at Bardeen's
studio Saturday afternoon. Everybody
invited.
The Sadie Culton Union will meet
with Mrs. w. F. Painter Friday after
noon, May 26. a Memorial Day pro-
gram will be given.
The Service Star will meet in the
Memorial room at the M. E. church at
10:45 a. m. Sunday, May %, to attend
the Memorial exercises.
The Marquette club closed it's sea-
son last Monday evening by $50 din
ner at the home of Mrs. Will Dickin-
son. After the dinner the members
had theater party.
Rev. Fjeldstad of Stoughton, c. 0.
Tellefson of Rockdale and P. M. Filing
son of Edgerton, members of the COM
mittee on speakers for the Koshkonong
Lutheran assembly, had meeting in
Edgerton Thursday afternoon this week.
Mics Smart, the city nurse, an
nounces that the scales for the child
welfare station in the Rest Room are
here, and that the station will be open
Tuesday next week between and in
the afternoon. The mothers should
bring their children to be weighed.
Peter Olson, Olaf Staffrud and Olaf
Simonson, all young men from this
neighborhood, sail from New York on
the Norwegian American line S. S.
Bergensfjord, June 9, on visit to rel
atives and friends in Norway. John
Thoreson of Edgerton sold the trans
portation.
Seventy relatives and friends gath
cred at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Christ Dregney Sunday afternoon and
gave miscellaneous shower for Mr..
and Mrs. Parker Lee who were married
a week ago. Refreshments were serv-
ed and the guests of honor were pre-
sented with many useful and beautiful
gifts.
The Railroad commission Of Wis
consin will hold public hearing in the
Offices of the commission at the state
capitol June 9, 1922, at 1000 in the
forenoon to re-determine and fix COM
pensation to be paid by town of Milton
to MCGOWAN Water and Light Power
Co. for taking over the light and water
powers.
The Historical Landmarks commit
tee of the City Federation of Women's
clubs has secured 100 pictures of noted
landmarks in the state of Wisconsin
The film will be shown in the Rialto
Saturday afternoon at 2:30, and Rev.
Atkins has consented to comment on
the pictures as they are shown. Each
club member will bring two guests.
W. S. Heddles spent Monday in
Edgerton seeing friends and looking
after business. He is just shipping
some high thoroughbred cattle into the
state from his ranch in Colorado, mostly
young animals. When seen he stated
that his brother Frank in Colorado is
not as we'll as would be desired, but
that he is retaining his splendid pluck
and optimism.
AT meeting of the trustees of the
Hospital association it was decided to
reopen bids for the heating, plumbing
and electrical work. 1t was also de-
cided that a. call be made to all sub
scribers to the hospital fund for pay
ment of rs per cent of their subscrip-
ton. the same to be payable on or be-
fore June 5, 1922, and payment can be
made at either bank or to the treasurer
of the hospital, Andrew Mcintosh.
Those desiring to pay the whole amount
of their subscription may do so.
On May 16 Mr.. and Mrs. S. P.
Saunders celebrated jointly their birth
days. Mr.. Saunders birthday comes
the 9Th of the month and Mrs. Saun-
ders' on the 10th. The sons and their
wives and the grandchildren came to
help the worthy couple celebrate. Both
are hale and hearty, interested in the
affairs of today, and enjoying their sun
set years surrounded by their children,
grandchildren, and in neighborhood
where they are known and we'll thought
of by everybody.
The Kiwanis luncheon Tuesday was
attended by all but four members; the
guest of the club was Alex Ely. The
spirit of the thing is gripping the men,
and they are looking forward to the
Tuesday luncheon hour. 4 1t is club
for the busy man who needs the relax
alton of the noon hour for good fellow