The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-04-02

! Mr.. C. O. Shannon has been quite
seriously i'll at his home with an attack
of pleurisy this week. His condition
yesterday was encouraging to his many
friends.
Frank Pringle, Will Pelton, John
Dickerson, VIM. Strasburg, Earl Dick
erson, Fred Dreyer and Fred Smith at
tended the K of P. district convention
at Madison Wednesday evening.
&C. G. Biederman was called from
Perkins Mich, and Miss Caroline Bed
erman from Appleton, to accompany
Mrs. Biederman and daughter Hazel to
the funeral of j. N. Biederman in JEFF
ferson Tuesday.
| 1t is currently reported that VIM.
G. Wheeler recently reappointed United
States district attorney is to resign his
office to accept the position as counsel
for the Northwestern railway made
vacant by the promotion of E. nj.
Hyzer as general counsel of the road.
AT the M E. parsonage Tuesday.
March 31st, at 5 p. M, Rev. Maclnnls
pronounced the words that united IN
marriage Mr. Burr Hill of this city and
Miss Hazel Koosch of Albion Prairie.
AFTER the ceremony reception took
place at the home of the bride in AL
bion, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Koosch.
THE young people have a large circle OF
friends who gladly unite with The Re
porter in best wishes and congratula-
tions. They will reside in the vicinity
where the groom is engaged in farming.
The following resolution was sub
mitted to the congregation at the close
of the morning service of the Congre-
gational church last Sunday, and their
approval was expressed by a rising
vote:
Inasmuch as the Rev. Mr. Harold Parr has
decided to sever his connections with this the
Congregational church of E6gerton. Wiscon-
sin, in order to further his education for the
ministry
Be it resolved that we the members of the
congregation extend to him vote of thanks
and appreciation for the efficient and accept
pulpit during the past six months, and that
we extend to him our best wishes for his
future welfare and success.
| Confirmation services will take
place at the German Lutheran church
next Tunday forenoon, conducted by
Rev. Spilman. The church is being
handsomely decorated for the occasion,
and the class, the largest for years,
numbers 80. The personal is as follows:
Elsa Stricken Betty Bruhn
Esther KOepp, Elsie Ratzlaff,
Alma LeitZ Wilhelmine TiegS,
Anna Ruiz, Otto News,
Nettie Schmeing, Emil klemp,
Louise Fritzke Karl Stricken,
HedWig Handtke, Johann Schumacher
Elenora Stricken, Herbert Dallmann
Nellie Handtke, Wilhelm Wachlin,
Meba Koch, Emil SOmerfeldt,
E sic Dallman, Arnold HartZell,
Louise Happ, Heinrich Biesmann,
SidOnia Becker Hermann Rusch,
Elizabeth RuckS Herbert Schumacher
Clara BOeSel, Max Dorm.
Wilson Bros. have issued invita-
lions to their statesmen throughout the
United States to attend the Round
Up" in this city April 7th and 9Th. The
lexercises will be held in the Monarch
Laboratory building and a banquet will
be given in the parlors of the Congre-
gational church Wednesday evening
under the direction of the ladies socie-
ty. Responses to the invitations are
being received daily and a large gath
ering is looked for. During the two
days stay here statesmen will be guests
of Wilson Bros. and this insures
royal time for the knights of the road.
Following is the program for the two
days:
Wednesday Morning
1920
Reception and Welcome
Afternoon
What it Means to Be Wagon Salesman
Public Opinion-Growing in Favor of Wagon
Statesmen
Wagon Statesmen versus Rural Carriers
License Laws and Legislation as Viewed by
Prominent Attorneys Before the Legis
lative Committees
$3.50
Banquet
Lecture, Art of Salesmanship, A. F. Sheldon,
| Pres. Sheldon School
Open Discussion on Salesmanship
Thursday !oo Morning
How to Obtain the Best Feeling Among
Patrons
How to Make the Business Financial Success
How to Sell Goods Without Knocking Com
petitOrS
Importance of Making Reports 80
Afternoon
1880
Question Box Discussion
Farewell
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We Don't Believe 1t.
Pasted to sugar barrel standing in
front of a local grocery, in bold letters
of red ink we read the following a few
. days ago:
/ Notice. With no duty on sugar
this sugar would be two cents per
pound cheaper Write your sena-
tors and congressman that you fav-
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