The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-09-01
1T is State Fair week, good roads,

ideal weather, and everybody who has
the price is there, of course.
The women members of the Con-
gregational church are requested to
meet at the church Friday afternoon of
this week to help clean the church.
Miss Leah Nora Boyd of Valley
City, N. D., is spending the week at
the home of Rev. Boyd, on her way
home from weeks stay at Lake Ge-
/ neva.
Mrs. D. F. Whitford has been at
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where she attend
ed the wedding of her son Lawrence.
With her were also Harold, Ross and
| Claude Whitford
Sanford Onsgard, who has been
with the Edgerton Eagle force for some
years, has resigned to accept a position
on Whitewater paper. A Madison
man will enter the employ of the Eagle
company.
Mrs. w. Dickinson and Mrs. Fred
Kellogg were hostesses at shower
given in honor of Miss Alice Mooney
Saturday afternoon. The afternoon
was spent at bridge and a $50 dinner
was served.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Kramer, Fulton, at Lockwood hospital,
twin girls, 6 and 81 pounds, August 20.
This week there are eight babies and
II patients in the hospital, which means
house full.
Louis M. Larson, with the u. S.
Gypsum Co., Chicago, together with
his wife and children are visiting rela-
tives and friends in the Edgerton vicin-
ity. Mr.. Larson called at The Reporter
office for pleasant visit
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Halverson, Chica-
go, and Osm. Gunderson, Beloit, visited
at O. G. Hansen's Monday Mrs. Hal
version is recovering from an operation
and will spend some time at the home
of her father, Osm. Gunderson.
The board of directors of the Ed
gerton Memorial hospital, has called
the regular annual meeting the Sec
ond Tuesday in September, being the
18th day of Sept, at 800 p. m. at Gull
ton Memorial hall, Edgerton, Wis.
Cambridge plays the locals here
next Sunday in the Southern Wisconsin
league. If Edgerton wins this game
they have chance of winning the PEN
nant. Cambridge now leads the league.
Get out and boost the game and the
players will do the rest.
MIR. and Mrs. Wray Watson of
Stoughton are spending several weeks
in Edgerton with their daughter, Mrs.
Harlow Knapp. Mrs. Knapp's sister
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Res
don, formerly of Milwaukee, have
moved to Milton and bought home
there.
ID. G. Ristad speaks Labor Day at
| Muskego in honor of the memory of
/ Col. Hans Heg, commander during the
civil war of the 18th Wisconsin. He
fell in the battle of Chickamagua and
is buried at Muskego. A movement is
on foot to place monument of the
hero at Madison, and replica at his
birthplace in Norway
The Edgerton Legion representa-
ton at the Beloit meet, August "a, was
a credit to the city. Outside of the
Racine post the Edgerton men made
the best showing and took second posi-
ton in the parade. The boys and the
friends who went down with them en-
joyed the day. Saturday the reunion
of the 32hd Division at Madison was
also attended by large number of Ed
gerton men.
Rev. Adolphus Gunderson, son of
Osm. Gunderson of Beloit, and Miss
May Thompson of Sioux Falls, S. D.,
were recently married in the latter
city. Rev. Gunderson has been MIS-
sionary in Africa and will return to his
labors as soon as certain matters of
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ranged for with the board of foreign
missions of the Norwegian Lutheran
Church of America.
Mrs. La Toilette was the principal
speaker Friday evening at campaign
gathering around the band stand. Mrs.
Schoenfeld introduced the speakers.
Mrs. Blaine could not be present, and
her place on the program was tax en- by
Miss IONA Gale, the authoress. Her
speech occupied about Is minutes and
was in the nature of prelude to the
address of Mrs. La Toilette which
lasted for more than an hour and a
half. She reviewed the political situa-
ton in the state and the nation, and
urged the hearers to vote straight the