The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-02-17
Art Puerner was in the city for 9
visit the fore part of the week.

MIR. A. K. Arnot is carrying his
right arm in sling. He has Ford.
Eastern Star cake sale at Tellef-
sons store Feb. % at 200 in the after
noon. Don't miss it.
Mr.. and Mrs T. B. Earle enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Mouat and
Miss Anna Downey of GAINESVILLE last
Sunday.
Cake sale at Tellefson's furniture
store Feb. %, sponsored by the Eastern
Star. Sale begins at 200 in the after
noon.
The Firemen's annual ball is con-
sidered one of the prettiest social af
fairs of the year. Tuesday evening,
Feb. 81.
-Hatch's full orchestra including
xylophone will give an hours delightful
concert preceding the dancing at the
Firemen's annual ball Feb q.
AT the horse sale in the Thompson
barns Monday the highest price paid
for a team was $3.50 The team went
to Chas Tall.
Postmaster Hoen announces that
he has on hand supply of federal and
state income tax forms for the use of
those who may apply for them.
Harry Johnson of Hillside suffered
painful and sever injury by being kicked
on the left side below the heart by a
horse Tuesday morning, two ribs being
fractured and severe bruises sustained.
He was brought to the Lockwood hos
pital for treatment.
There will be meeting of the
Luther League of the Central Lutheran
church in church parlors Sunday after
moor and evening. Carrie Fosmoen,
leader; the subject being Daniel
All members are requested to be pres
ent Please bring something for your
lunch.
Mrs. Willard McChesney and Mrs.
J. L. HoltOn as hostesses entertained
SO women at $50 dinner at the home
of Mrs. Holton last Saturday evening.
The tables were handsomely appointed,
kumquats with foliage from the sunny
South and candles being distinctive of
the decorations, and sumptuous course
dinner was served. The evening was
spent at bridge, Mrs. Roethe capturing
high score and Mrs. Young the consola-
ton prize.
Postmaster Hoen says that Lin
coins advice can be followed with safe
ty and profit by the investment of sur
plus funds in Government Treasury
Savings Certificates issued in denom-
nations of 81, 900, $1OO and $25 and pro-
durable at any post office at cost prices
of $500, $50 and $2O They add 25 per
cent to your investment in five years
and are free from all local and state
taxes. The government guarantees
every investor against loss.
Deputy Revenue Collector H. R.
Cook will be at the Chamber of Com
merce, new Pringle block, Edgerton,
on Feb. % to Is, inclusive, for the pur-
pose of assisting citizens in rendering
their United States income tax for the
year ending Dec. 81, 1921. This serv-
ice is offered citizens free of charge,
and those desiring assistance should
call on the deputy as early as possible
duripo tho obouo ooriod hr;pr;ro, ,r,;Ah
them all the data necessary to render a
true return of income.
John Spencer passed the Goth mile
post of his life last Saturday, Feb. IL.
A number of old friends came in to
congratulate him and to wish him good
health for the years he may yet have
added to his long life The guests
brought baskets full of good things,
and gifts as tokens of esteem and rev.
erence for the nonagenarian. Mr.
Spencer is daily seen on the streets
taking his accustomed walks, calling
on friends and taking general inter-
est in the doings of the day. While
somewhat hard of hearing, his mental
and physical health is remarkably good
Many people in Edgerton and vicinity
who have known Mr.. Spencer during
the past fifty years will wish him a
serene evening of his long day of life.
Hon. A. H. Wilkinson, collector of
internal revenue for Wisconsin, has
completed arrangements whereby a
large number of revenue officers will
be located at different important CEN
tiers throughout the state for the pur-
pose of giving advice and assistance to
the citizens, partnerships and corpora
tons in preparing their income tax re-
turns for the year 1921. This service
to the people will be entirely free of
charge, and it is hoped that everyone
in need of advice or assistance will