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

by illness.
DIR. Meyers spent Thursday in Mil
waukee taking special work in pyor-
rhea treatment.
The Ladies society of the Central
Lutheran church will meet in church
basement Thursday, March 9.
Regular communication of Fulton
Lodge No. SO Wednesday, March 7th.
Work. Visiting brothers welcome.
AT the Old Time dance Tuesday
evening 104 couples attended. This is
the last of these parties before Lent.
Mr.. w. j. Schumacher, who had
an operation performed in Chicago, has
returned home His condition is i'm
proved.
Miss Clara Amundson entertalns
the Bethany Circle in the parlors of the
Norwegian Lutheran church Thursday
evening this week.
Miss Lillian Schumacher entertain
ed during last week the Misses Dorthy
Merrifeld of Milton Junction and Mary
Mccain of GAINESVILLE.
George Scofeld, student at the U.
W., has been i'll for some time at the
u. infirmary. He is improved and has
come home to rest up.
st. Johns Lutheran church, Ger
man services at 1000; English Lenten
services at 300 in the afternoon next
Sunday. Sunday school at 900 a. m.
March first had enough of the char
acteristics of the lion to nourish the
fond hope that the tail of the month
will have the serene meekness of the
lamb.
Services in the Norwegian language
in the Norwegian Lutheran church next
Sunday at II a. m. Sunday school at
1000. Luther League in the afternoon.
Confirmation class Saturday at 1:30.
The Ladies Missionary society of
the Congregational church will meet
with Mrs. w. G. Atwell Friday, March
3rd. Hostesses, Mrs. Atwell and Mrs.
l.. FL. Towne. Leader, Mrs. John Hen
derson.
Postmaster Hoen announces that a
Welfare Council has been organized at
the post office, which has as members
only the employees. The officers elect
ed are: Geo. w. Ide, president; A.
Bruce, vice president; Henry F. Willie,
secretary and treasurer.
Arthur Huldorf, workman for the
Wisconsin Power Co., was caught on
the switchboard at GAINESVILLE while
making some repairs and badly burned.
The current had to be cut off in order
to save the man. 1t is not thought
that his injuries will prove fatal.
Six trailers were loaded Wednesday
for the city of Des Moines, Iowa, to be
placed in the service Of the department
of public safety The trailers are
equipped with the new hoist manufac-
tured by the Highway Trailer company
and said to be the best now on the
market.
From the Stoughton hospital comes
the news that the surgeons found il
necessary TO amputate both feet OF
Ben Watson who some weeks ago hao
them badly frosted. The unfortunate
young man stood the operation we'll,
and was doing nicely according to the
last report.
The Tri-County baseball league
| teams in the different towns are having
meetings to line up sentiment for re-
vival of the league activities during
| the coming season. The officials of the
| league will have some definite informa
ton as soon as the preliminaries are
| disposed of.
The regular monthly meeting d
the Methodist Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary society was held with Mrs. E
S. Hatch on Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. L. Puerner conducted an interest
ing and instructive program. You are
invited to join in these monthly meet
ings on the first Wednesday of eact
month.
Prof. A. B. Gordon of Madison
who is state recreational director, will
give lecture at Culton Memorial hal
Friday, March 10. Prof. Gordon is the
celebrated community song leader ant
has been in Edgerton before. The Fed
Grafton is making this an open meeting
inviting their husbands and all Others
interested in recreational work. Keel
this date open. Further notice will b.
given next week.
-Edgerton has booked three of tn,
best basketball teams in southern Wis
consin to play here. Friday, March
Jefferson Guards; Monday, March 6
Madison Legion, with several u. w