The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-05-12

Selma Olson was q week end Wis
itor with Mrs. Z. Winger of Rockford.
| Co. M has it's banquet at Eagle
hall. GAINESVILLE, May 10, at 7:SO in the
evening.
Don't forget the rummage sale at
the Weetman Dickinson warehouse
next Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Earle were in
Chicago Saturday attending the we'd
ding of relative.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Webb and chill
| dren and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hanson
spent Sunday at E. r. Hanson's at
Stoughton.
The Daughters of the King meet at
the home of Mrs. Borgnis Friday after
noon this week with Mrs. Borgnis and
Mrs. Oscar Olson as hostesses.
"A daughter was born to MIR. and
Mrs. Marshall Robson at Stoughton on
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Robson's moth
er, Mrs. Frank Burdick, went to
Stoughton to offer congratulations.
&C. w. Birkenmeyer has been in
the city this week. He accompanied
Mildred Jack on the journey from
Tomah to Edgerton. The patient little
Invalid will spend some time in Edgsr-
ton.
The Rev. e. A. Boyd, wife and FIVE
boys arrived from Manitowoc Tuesday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd are en-
tertained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. A. Jensen. Rev. Boyd and Mr.. Jen.
son were schoolmates atscollege.
Mrs. Hans Gunnes of Evansville
passed away Tuesday morning, May 9.
The deceased was related by marriage
| to Mrs. Jacob Johnson, Magnus Mel
son, O. M. Nelson, Mrs. Onsgaard and
Cornelius Nelson, Edgerton.
Another near accident at the inter-
section of Rollin and Swift streets last
Monday The L. N. Pomeroy Co. car
and ear from GAINESVILLE colIided. Ex-
cept for minor damage to the cars no
serious consequences of the accident.
But it is reminder to drivers to ''look
and listen.
The Sadie Culton Union will meet
on Friday afternoon, May. 18th, at 8
clock at the home of Mrs. Weetman
Dickinson. A Mothers Day program
will be given. Mrs. Anna Warren,
state vice president, will be here. Pic
mic supper. Go and bring friend.
Miss Martha Smart, the city nurse,
sails from Montreal on the Cunard-
Anchor S. S. Elysia on June %, to visit
an aunt in Glasgow, Scotland. She ex-
poets to return to New York on the S.
| S. Algeria of the same line August 9.
| Mr.. John Thoreson sold the frst-class
round trip passage to Miss Smart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Olson announce
the marriage of their daughter, jose
phine, to Thorval Wording The bridal
couple motored to Belvidere, ILL.,, Sat-
urday, May 9th, and were married at
400 p. m. After the ceremony they
motored to Chicago where they will
spend their honeymoon. They will re-
side on the farm of the brides parents
near Edgerton.
Forty years ago, Tuesday, May 8,
1882, A. S. Flagg and Miss Edith Bur-
dick were married Tuesday of this
week they celebrated the anniversary
of their wedding at the home Of their
daughter, Mrs. Donald McInnis and her
husband in Watertown. Mr. and Mrs.
Flagg belong to the old residents of
Edgerton and have hosts of friends
who congratulate them and wish them
many happy returns of their wedding
day.
| Register in Probate Oscar Nelson
and GAINESVILLE City Clerk Erwin Sartell
were Kiwanis guests when the Edger-
ton group held its regular meeting at
the Carlton Tuesday noon. New mem
bers were suggested, and the next
meeting may see several new men at
the. festal board. Mr.. Fred Holt was
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trustee in the district. Mr.. Elmore,
district organizer, was also present.
| All members were in attendance.
The st. Olaf college band concert
in GAINESVILLE last Sunday afternoon was
attended by number of Edgerton peo-
pie. The band played most delight
full program of good music, and proved
that a college is able, under proper
musical directors and with the right
ideals governing their efforts, to pro-
duce musical organizations of high
type of excellence. After the concert
lecture was announced for Governor
Blaine to be given in one of the James,
| vile theaters.
/ Exaggerated reports of the size
and equipment of the club house now
under construction at the EdUarton