The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-03-17
Mrs. E. A. Meyers is spending the

Mrs. E. A Meyers is spending the
week with relatives at Port Washing
on.
Mr.. Mahlon Ogden and family load
ed their household goods Monday to
move to Milton where Mr.. Ogden has
established himself in the undertaking
business. Mr.. Willard Doty trucked
the load.
Postmaster Hoen has been advised
that parcel post packages intended for
Germany shall not exceed % pounds in
weight and may measure 6 feet, z
inches in length and girth combined;
provided, however, that parcels ex-
ceeding feet in length and glrth may
not exceed 30 inches in length.
In cleaning up the sewer on Second
street between the two manholes north
of Washington led to the discovery OF
the body of an infant child which evil
IDENTIFY had been dropped into the upper
manhole DIR. Cleary, health officer,
and the chief Of police were called to
make disposition of the remains.
Miss Hazel Biederman has been
hearing from Miss Agnes Paulson, first
visiting nurse in Edgerton. Miss Paul
son is now in Russia, doing welfare
! work in the city of Riga. The work is
under the direction of American au-
| thorities. Miss Paulson's home is at
Manitowoc, Wis.
| The Engineering College of the
University of Wisconsin will have their
annual Comic Parade on the streets of
Madison Saturday. March 25th. The
boys will have floats and marching
bodies in a long procession which will
take considerable time to pass any
point where you as a sightseer m 80,
be stationed.
Services at Norwegian Lutheran
church Sunday forenoon at 100. The
Norwegian language. Sunday school
at 1000. Confirmation class Saturday
at 1:30 Ladies society on Thursday,
March %, entertained by Mesdames
Chas. Adolphson, Seth Adolphson, Peter
Danielson, Herbert Haired and John
Cruise.
Nomination papers are circulated
for c. G. Biederman for mayor, A. H.
Jensen for city treasurer, A. S. Elagg
for assessor, Harry Ash for alderman
of the first ward, N. E. Nelson for al
derman of second ward, Ferd Gessert
and A. w. Bartz for alderman in third
ward. D. w. North is candidate for
justice of the peace.
Mayor Kittelson and City Engineer
Parkinson of Madison and three alder
men, also Fire Chief Murphy, GAINESVILLE,
and officials from other cities came
down Monday to see the new fire en-
CINE recently bought for Edgerton
given a three hour test. The test was
made over on the bridge connecting
Main street and Victoria road
The Edgerton Country club will
hold meeting Sunday afternoon, March
10, at 3 p. M, at Mcintosh Bros. ware
house. The question of building a club
house, laying water through grounds,
hiring professional to have charge Of
the grounds, and many other important
subjects will come up for consideration.
| All persons who are interested are in
vited to attend.
-Hjalmar Morgan, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Lund, died after a very brief
illness of membranous Group, Saturday,
March II, at the home of the grand
parents at Lake Mills. The little body
was brought to the home of the par
ents and funeral services held there on
Monday. Burial was made at the East
Koshkonong church cemetery, Rev.
Krostu officiating. Mrs. W. j. Arnold
and daughter from Appleton, Mrs.
Wayne Webster of Waukesha, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Strassburg of Lake Mills,
and Miss Harriet Lund of Chicago were
among people from distance attend
ing the funeral. Mr.. and Mrs. Lund
desire to thank neighbors and friends
for the kindness and sympathy shown
them during their bereavement.
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