The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-06-02

The Daughters of the King meet
Thursday next week at the home of
Mrs. Pearl Meyers.
III. Fl. Bunker and family spent
Decoration Day with their daughter
living at Stoughton.
Mrs. Fred Wilkinson of Stoughton
visited few days of the week at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Martin Voog.
Miss Martha Smart leaves Edger-
ton Monday, June IL, and sails from
Montreal for England the 10Th to spend
the summer.
In 1000 ballot contest at the U.
W., Rollie Williams of Edgerton came
through as one of the ten most popular
men at the u.
"A luncheon was given at the Carl
ton Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Birk-
enmeyer of Tomah who is visiting
friends in the city.
The Edgerton Concert band has
been invited by the Milwaukee Elks to
play at the Elk carnival held in Mad
ison Thursday, June 8.
The child welfare station will be
open for the last time before school
vacation Tuesday, June 6, in the Rest
Room. Mothers are requested to bring
their children to be measured and
weighed.
John Torgerson, formerly of Rock
dale, died at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Frank Potter, in jefferson county
and was buried in Rockdale Monday
afternoon. An obituary will appear in
next weeks issue.
-Supt. F. j. Holt delivered the Me-
mortal Day address at Fulton in the
forenoon Tuesday, the Rev. c. L. At
kins made the address at Albion Center
the same hour Exercises were also
held at the East Koshkonong church,
Rev. Krostu's charge.
Marion, the seven year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ebbott,. was
taken to GAINESVILLE Tuesday. 1t was
thought that an operation might be re-
quired but she was placed under obser-
walton in the hospital, according to
news received Wednesday.
Word has come from Richard Brown
that he arrived at Silver City, N. NJ,
and that he stood the journey well. His
brother Harold left Edgerton Friday
last week for Blount, S. D. Whether
he will remain there depends upon
whether he will find conditions to suit
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Onsgard, their
sons Nobel and Sanford and their
families assembled with other relatives
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Onsgard to congratulate Grandma
Helen Onsgard Tangen who is passing
her 10Th milestone. Mrs. Tangen is
now making her home with her son
Chris. She is not very well physically,
but her mind is active. and she enjoys
to have her family come to visit her.
She Is one of the Albion Prairie pioneers.
Miss Hazel Learn of Mt Pleasant
school has sent an interesting report of
spelling and arithmetic contests held in
that school. Fourteen took part in the
spelling contest and eleven took part in
the arithmetic contest. The township
contest was held April 20 in Riverview
school, and Grace Cruise, Laurence
Learn, Catherine Byrne and Elizabeth
Burns represented Mt. Pleasant. Grace
Cruise and Laurence Learn won first
and second places.
"A bolt of lightning struck in one of
the Highway Trailer offices during the
storm last week Thursday shortly after
dinner. The plaster in the ceiling was
ripped off, it gave the standard clock a
jolt, and crashed through the windows.
The fire alarm was put in at once, and
the incipient blaze was quickly under
control. The office force had shock
to the nerves which they will not for
get for some time to come, but other
wise none was the worse off for the ex-
perience.
Mrs. Alice Mabbett McCrea, Mus
kegon, Mich, writes to The Reporter:
II look forward to the coming of The
Reporter every Saturday. Mr.. McCrea
and / were especially interested in an
article you published short time ago
about enlarging the scope of education
SO as to give pupils in the public school
the advantage of religious instruction
in their churches as part of the school
course. We hope that not many years
will pass before this will be done all
over the country"
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Tobacco Notes
Geo. McGiffin, who is with the Har-
nor r oof Tohooco "a Of Tovoah oovno