The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-10-06
Mrs. H. NJ. Lockwood is visiting

relatives at Spring Green.
Carl Kepp and family have moved
into the Ogden house on North Second
street.
Miss Smart, the city nurse, spent
Monday and Tuesday in Milwaukee on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Jensen visited
Portage Wednesday, The Columbia
county fair is on.
Miss Edith Lockwood has been
spending several days the past week
with friends in Brooklyn.
Mrs. o. M. Nelson went to Rock
dale Tuesday for several days visit
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. George Ogden and Mrs. Green
wood attended Service Star conven-
ton at Madison Wednesday.
The Edgerton high school football
team defeated Monroe last Saturday at
Athletic park by score of IL to Z.
The Daughters of the King will
meet next week Friday, Oct. IL, at the
home of Mrs. Dean Swift, with Mrs.
Swift and Mrs. L. J. Ward as hostesses.
Rev. E. A. Boyd, Seth Adolphson
and Oscar Hansen represent the Nor
wegian Lutheran church of Edgerton
at the fall circuit meeting held at
| Spring Prairie Tuesday to Thursday
this week.
Whitewater defeated Edgerton last
Sunday at the Driving park by score
of to 8. Hermanson in the box for
Edgerton pitched a good game, errors
being numerous enough to give the Wis
itors all of their six scores.
-Genevieve Marsden, who suffered a
severe attack of infantile paralysis
about two weeks ago, after hope was
nearly abandoned, has experienced a
decided change for the better and an
ultimate recovery is now looked for.
William Willie has this summer
raised about 1000 heads of cabbage.
He brought one weighing nearly IA
pounds into The Reporter office, and it
is as nearly perfect specimen as ever
grows anywhere, round, compact and
without flaw in it.
Mr.. Claire Rejahl has accepted a
position as office manager with the
Fairbanks Morse Co. of Beloit, and ex-
poets to move within week or two.
Mrs. Frank Burdick and other members
of the family visited Beloit Sunday.
Mrs. Rejahl is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Burdick.
The state convention of the Con-
gregational churches opened in James,
vile Tuesday, Oct. This is the 84th
annual meeting and is largely attended.
Wednesday evening the annual confer
ence banquet was held at Beloit college,
the GAINESVILLE hosts transporting all the
members to and from Beloit.
Since the resignation of Mr.. G. A.
Hoen as postmaster it was understood
that the temporary appointment would
go to one of the assistants in the office,
and it was thought that Mr.. Roy Far
man had been settled upon. Saturday
| it became known that Mr. Gle of the
Eagle had been recommended for the
office.
The Rev. E. A.. Boyd has been
called to Manitowoc to officiate at the
funeral of Gustav Torrison, head of the
mercantile firm, o. Torrison Co., who
died Tuesday morning in a Chicago
hospital while an operation was be-
ing performed upon him. Mrs. Tori
son is sister of Mrs. Giles Dow of
Stoughton. Besides the widow he
leaves two sons, one studying law at
Harvard university, his aged mother, a
sister and several brothers, one cir
| cult Judge in Chicago.
"A statewide conference on social
| work and community problems will be
held at Madison, beginning Wednesday
evening, Oct. IL, and continuing it's
sessions until Friday evening, Oct. 13.
Among the prominent social workers
and community experts who will adj
dress the meeting are Julia Lathrop,
first chief of the United States Chill
dren's bureau, Owen Lovejoy of New
York and DR.. w. F. Lorenz of the Gil
catrix institute, Madison. The confer
ence will undoubtedly be attended by
representatives from Edgerton.
The Edgerton Country club Tues
day luncheon was given this week under
/ the direction of Mrs. Clouden Farman
and Mrs. Paul Jensen. About sixty
ladies were present. Among out Of
town people were Mrs. Mcfarland of
GAINESVILLE, guest of Mrs. Holton:
Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Rosenblatt of Be-