The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-11-17

Mrs. Frank Burdick spent a few
J days with her daughter. Mrs. Clare
Rejahl. at Beloit.
MIR. Jack Schultz of the Economy
store made business trip to Chicago
the first of the week.
Henry Johnson spent some days in
Milwaukee this week on matters con-
nected with his office.
The Ladies' society OF the Central
Lutheran church meet in the church
basement Thursday, Nov. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Ness Green are
hoping to be able to move into their
handsome new bungalow by Dec. 1.
The Highway Trailer Co. has re-
ceived an order for six heavy service
trailers to be shipped to the Soviet gov
eminent.
e. FL. Koehneke returned Tuesday
from business trip to Chicago. He
and his mother are now nicely settled
at IL Mechanic st.
The Edgerton-Fort Atkinson game
at Athletic park Saturday will eliminate
the losing team for championship hon.
ors. Your roofing for Edgerton will
help some.
The road gang is now at work on
the piece of road between the Flatiron
and the Jacobus corner. The road for
that distance is closed. People going
north should take the road through AL
bion.
The social dances of the Masonic
club will begin Friday evening this
week in the temple. All members of
the order and their wives and all East
ern Star members and their husbands
are invited.
The semi annual banquet of the
Co. M club will be given Tuesday even
ing, Nov. 81, at the K. P. hall under
direction of the Pythian Sisters. Those
intending to be present please notify
Geo. Lynts before Tuesday evening.
Mess call will be blown at 7:3O o. m.
sharp.
The U. S. corn crop is near the
three billion bushel mark. Wisconsin
raised 100, 900 acres more corn this year
than last The average acre is placed
at 433 bushels. 80 million bushels of
potatoes is the yield in Wisconsin this
year, and nearly 300, ZOO bushels of
good clover seed was produced, or 40
per cent more than in 1921.
The G. M. & st. P. railway agri-
cultural free exhibit car was on the
side track in Edgerton Wednesday.
The exhibit was in charge of G. Fl.
Muckler and E. E. Brewer, travelling
agricultural agents of the road. The
exhibit was attractively arranged. A
great many people Availed themselves
of the opportunity of going through the
exhibit. The gentlemen in charge gave
courteous and intelligent service.
On Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 14th,
the 9Th grade girls gave their class
mate, Miss Lydia Mathison, a very
pleasant surprise at her home on West
Fulton street to remind her Of her 18th
birthday anniversary. The evening
was enjoyably spent in games, music
and chats, after which a delicious
luncheon was served. The guests were
seated at one long table tastefully dec
Grated in green and white, the center
piece being beautiful big birthday
cake. The guest of honor received
many beautiful and useful gifts from
her friends and they all returned to
their homes wishing Miss Lydia many
more such happy birthdays.
Miss Gertrude Burnson, county
nurse of Dane county, has been select
ed as a candidate in the Good Will Elec-
tion which is being conducted by the
American Committee for Devastated
France. The candidate receiving the
highest number of votes is given trip
to France during the summer vacation
of 1923. The object of the trip is to
give representatives of the American
people an opportunity to view the eff
forts which are being made by the
American committee to aid in restoring
France to normal living conditions. The
money received from the election is to
/, be used to help the people of 200 vii
lagos and hamlets in the Department
of Aisne to face life anew. Miss Burn
sons three years of service in public
health work makes her logical candi-
date. The trip means an educational
opportunity which will aid her in carry
ing on and handling the program of our