The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-07-21

were entertained at the Gust Johnson
home in Hillside Sunday afternoon.
II. w. Spike and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Langworthy started Mon
day morning on an auto tour which will
take the party through the beauty spots
of northern Wisconsin. They will be
gone for week.
Hon. Albert G. Schmedman, Madi-
son, Wis, for the past eight years the
representative of the United States as
minister to Norway, was visitor in
the city last Friday and guest of
Postmaster Hoen.
The Ladies society of the Central
Lutheran church will meet in church
parlors Friday, July Il, entertained by
the Mesdames Jens Olson, Andrew
Sjothum, Alfred Sjothum, Gunder Foss-
moen and VIM. O'Leary. Note the
change of date.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Dor linser
elder child 81 months old died Monday
after two days Of illness. Funeral
services were conducted at the home
Tuesday morning at 900, Rev. Father
Harlin officiating, and the remains taxi
en- to Chicago for burial.
VIM. G. Lempke, wife and little
daughter spent Sunday with the par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lempke, in
Edgerton. Lempke Jr. is a railroad
engineer running out of Chicago. Seven
years ago he started as a fireman and
has worked his way up.
"A very large number of friends and
neighbors came together st the farm
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lien on the
Prairie to congratulate Carl Nelson and
his bride, married last Saturday. The
groom is son of MIR. and Mrs. Chas.
Nelson Of Edgerton. Many .Edgerton
people attended the affair.
Mrs. j. A. Jensen entertained the
Luncheon club and the Saturday Bridge
club Friday afternoon in honor of her
sisters, Mrs. Graves of Sparta and
Mrs. Finch of GIenwood, MINI. Out
ofltown guests were Mrs. Birkenmeyer
of Tomah, Mrs. S. S. Sole of James
vile and Mrs. T. A. Clarke of Chicago.
Mrs. Underhill and Mrs. w. Mabbett
won prizes.
st. Johns Lutheran church picnic
last Friday was well attended, consid-
ering the fact that it was postponed
affair. The refreshment stands con-
Quoted by the organizations within the
church were we'll patronized. A base
ball game, Cambridge vs.. Edgerton,
went to the local team to 5. Prizes
, were given away for minor events.
Otto Bartz was the lucky man for the
| $55 Cadillac vacuum sweeper.
Mr.. Ed Ford. farmer of the town
of Porter, was badly injured last Fri
day while working in his field. His
team became frightened and started to
run, the tongue of the cultivator broke,
Mr.. Ford's foot was caught in the ma
chine and he was dragged some dis
lance. He was brought to Lockwood
hospital where an examination disclosed
| fractured hip and numerous minor
cuts and bruises.
Mr.. Moore, county highway COM
missioner, was in the city this week in
consultation with the mayor and MEM
bers of the city council as to permanent
construction of Victoria road from
| the Main street bridge to the county
| line. Friday this week Mr.. Mccarthy
of the county board will be here in con-
nection with the same proposition. The
plan is to build either a concrete or
gravel highway, the cost carried by
county, state and federal aid.
| Women members of the Edgerton
Country club held meeting at the
Carlton Monday afternoon. An auxil-
larry was organized with Mrs. Roy Nc
Donald as president and Mrs. Will Dick
inson as secretary treasurer. The pur-
| pose of the organization is to work for
the furnishing of the new club house
and to direct social affairs. Mrs. Earl
Anderson of Stoughton was present and
took part in the meeting. Tuesday af-
ternoon next week the ladies will give
a luncheon at the club house with Mrs.
L. J. Dickinson and Miss Anna Hoen
as directing hostesses.
/ The Ford Motor company is now
manufacturing its own plate glass for
use in automobiles. The methods and
machinery used in the manufacture Of
the plate glass is new and different
from that employed by other manufac-
turers. From the molten mass state it
is carried forward in one continuous
movement until it becomes polished
windshields. With the wonderful spec
ialized organization of all Ford indus
tries the height of mass production is
made possible. In June 5,7O9 cars,
troctors and trucks were sold daily