The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-12-22
Mr.. Otto Rucks will build home
on Blaine street in the spring.

put in place at the intersection of Full
ton and Henry streets Tuesday and is
radiating it's glory of light during the
evening. The tree is large and of good
| shape.
George Scofeld, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Scofield, returned from the
West Tuesday evening. 1t was happy
reunion. George looks well and feels
we'll, and it will be Merry Christmas
in the Scofeld home.
Fire resulting from an overheated
engine totally destroyed Ford coupe
belonging to Ernest North, slightly
damage another car and also charred
the garage somewhat last week Thurs
day evening at the Fred North place.
The Moving Picture World says
that ''Flashes of Action" is the only
real picture of the World War. 1t has
cost the local Legion Post considerable
to get this film here and you can see
this picture Friday, Dec. 10Th, at the
Rialto.
Cliff Lodge was the scene of pri-
vate party Tuesday evening. In an
other place in this issue an old time
dancing party for Friday, Dec. %, is
announced. Tickets are $1.00; the mu-
| sic is good, and refreshments will be
served.
/ - N Iifa ho nh
of Stoughton, died last Friday after
noon after lingering illness, 76 years
DID, He is survived by his wife and
sons Giles and Robe Jr., both in the
bank, and Mrs. Earl Anderson. The
! funeral was held Monday.
The Christmas service of the Con-
gregational church school will be held
Friday evening at 7:30. There will be
presentation of the Christmas story
in song and tableau, and Christmas
tree with distribution of candy for the
children. Everyone invited.
IN. e. Nelson has disposed of his
icehouse interests to Emil Johnson of
Cambridge and Howard Burtch, recently
| of New York. A new ice house will
be built to replace the one destroyed
by fire this fall. Both the new owners
are experienced handlers of ice.
"A large numper of farmers attend
ed the telephone hearing in Madison
last week. If the rural subscribers can
not come to an understanding with the
Commonwealth Company they may
apply for entrance to Edgerton and op-
crate local with messenger service.
The X. P. members served fish
dinner in their lodge rooms Monday
evening. After the dinner the wives
came in and the music was turned on
for dancing. A midnight lunch was
served. The society is active and the
members give wholehearted co-opera-
ton.
The installation of officers of Ed
gerton Chapter No. 96 R. A. M. will be
held at the regular meeting Tuesday
evening, Dec. 26. The ladies of the
Eastern Star will serve supper in the
lower hall at $50 and there will be a
dancing party after the installation GER
emonies. All Chapter members and
families are invited, as we'll as as any
house guests they may have.
%. E. L'Anglais, wife and three
children will leave shortly after the
new year for Arizona to take up land
with view of farming. Mr.. Lang
lais came to Edgerton from Madison
Sept l and has been connected with
the force of the Edgerton Eagle COM
pany. He has made many friends both
within the printing craft and among
the people of this town who all wish
him and his family success in the far
West.
This week the schools and colleges
close and the young folks hurry home
to enjoy the irregular hours, meals and
other enjoyments of vacation time, in
Guiding the regular home cooking and
the stuff that only mother can make.
With return of the young folks spirit
of festivity enters every community.
And the teachers in our high school and
grades, many of them young girls, are
just as happy to leave their duties and
join the home folks in the celebration
of Christmas and the new year.
The Ralph Amundson Post No. 80,
American Legion, has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the coming year:
Commander, Earl Shaw; Vice Com
mander, Ralph Harrison; Adjutant. DIR.
F. S. southworth; Finance Officer. Ed
son Ogden; Historian, Severt Amund-
son; ergeant-at-Arms, VIM. Miller;
Executive Committee, Olaf Jenson,
Christian Nelson, A. E. Carey, Leon
Ellingson. The next meeting will be