The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-11-17

grandchildren and Mrs. Albert Usher,
Stoughton. were guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Almer Aalseth Thursday.
Mrs. Conrad Midtbon entertained
sixteen ladies at. bridge last week
Thursday. Delicious refreshments were
served. The prize went to Mrs. Chas.
/ Bunker.
| Mrs. A. L. Skinner, Madison, Wis
tied her father, J. o. Henderson, last
Thursday. Mr.. Henderson is on the
sick list at the home of his son, Will
Henderson, Maple Drive.
| Services next Sunday st. Johns
Lutheran church in the German Ian
guage at 10 a. m. Rev. Spilman, pas
tor. The pastor spent some days in
| Milwaukee this week.
| Mrs. w. w. Hammond entertained
at l o'clock luncheon Thursday last
week. Covers were laid for 20 ladies.
The entertainment was bridge and Mrs.
Earl Dickerson won the prize.
The University of Wisconsin Press
Bulletin is of interest to the entire
state, and especially to the country
weeklies. We are making good use of
it and always find something worth
while to clip or comment on.
Charles Mcintosh of Oklahoma and
his brother Clarence of Chicago are
paying their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| VIM. Mcintosh, visit. IA ISIS Kathleen,
attending college at Prairie du Chen,
also came home for the week end.
There will be given program and
shadow box social at the Indian Ford
school Friday evening, Nov. II. John
M. Sweeney, auctioneer' No shadow
| will be sold for more than 100. Every
one Welcome. = Miss Ethel Moore,
teacher.
Mrs. Odin Severson left for Chica-
| go last Sunday to enter Augustana hos
pital where she passed through seri-
GUS operation last Tuesday. Mr.. Sever
son went down Monday evening to be
near his wife until the operation had
been successfully performed.
Mrs. George Ogden has been at
Dyersville, Iowa, during the past couple
weeks, called there by the illness and
death of a sister, Mrs. John Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mcintosh also
attended the faueral, Mrs. Mcintosh
also being sister of the deceased.
| Miss Stella Attlesey, teacher of the
Sheepskin school, and her pupils give
playlet, "Home Ties" in the Fulton
hall Friday, Nov. "a. An admission
will be charged and the income will go
toward the school. A hearty invitation
to attend is extended to all.
George Scofeld, who on account of
ill health gave up his studies at the U.
W. last spring, has since been living in
| New Mexico His parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Scofeld, have received word
that his health is restored and that he
hopes to be home before the Christmas
holidays.
Mrs. Lucy Dickinson, Mrs. Clifford,
Puerner, Pringle, Newman, Carolyn
Biederman, Mrs. Bussey, Ruth Croft,
Leona Schmling, Constance Livick, Clo-
vera Jones, Gladys and Edith Buchanan
and Eva Haylock attended the district
convention of w. F. M. S. at Milton on
Thursday, Nov. 9.
/ IN. E. Nelsonsdesires through The
Reporter to express his appreciation of
the good work done by the fire depart
ment at the time of the recent fire.
The barns were saved by the energetic
work of the firemen. Settlement for
insurance on the ice house was prompt
" adjusted and settled by the Henry
Johnson agency.
The Edgerton Concert band boys
| enjoyed fish feast Monday evening,
served in irreproachable style by Chef
w. B. Doty in his garage. The band
boys themselves had caught the fish.
After the repast the exchange of radio
concerts with many different points, in
Guiding New York, and social hour
filled jolly evening.
Mr.. and Mrs, T. A. Ellingson in
vited few near friends last Thursday
evening to duck dinner in honor OF
Mr.. Ellingson's birthday. The evening
was pleasantly spent listening to radio
concerts. Orchestras, violin and vocal
solos were picked up from stations in
Louisville, KY, Ft. Worth, Texas,
Kansas City, Minneapolis and North
field, Mimi, besides Chicago and other
nearer centers.
The ice houses of N. E. Nelson
were destroyed in spectacular fire
shortly after the noon hour last Friday.
The heat was intense during the brief
duration Of the fire, so intense that fire