The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-04-22
L. K. Jessup is on the sick list.


Tuesday.
Mrs. B. L. Cleary and daughter
are visiting in Chicago.
Paul Watson is building a garage
to the south side of his machine shop.
Contracts have been signed for all
positions as teachers in the public
schools below the seventh grade.
New phones added this week are:
Richard Trevorrah, 81: the New Home
Cafe, 214; S. E. Painter, 298, short.
The Women's Clubs of Edgerton
were represented at the federation
meeting at Milton Junction Thursday.
W. C. Hartman and wife of Guy
mon, Okla, who are on their way to
Pennsylvania, are the guests of their
daughter, Mrs. Dr. Morrison, for few
days.
DIR. William Hollands, presiding ell
der of the Milwaukee district, was in
Edgerton Wednesday, comforting with
Rev. MacInnis regarding the coming
conference.
The ladies of the w. R. C. will
hold a rummage sale at their hall on
Monday, April Is and Tuesday, April
26. An assortment of home baked
goods will also be offered for sale at
that time.
Managers Jensen & Pollard are
entitled to great credit in bringing the
Royal Italian Band to Edgerton. 1t
may be termed 'listed'' attraction
and that is always a guarantee OF
something good.
AT the adjourded meeting of the
trustees of Fassett Cemetery associa-
ton held April 10Th, Mr.. III. Ebbott was
elected president; z. H. Bowen vice
president; w. T. Pomeroy, secretary,
and Robt. Attlesey, treasurer, for the
ensuing year.
Harry Hahn, now Of Harvard, ILL.,,
and Miss Laura Cox of Indian Ford
were joined in matrimony at the M. E.
parsonage Wednesday evening at 6
o'clock by Rev. G. K. MacInnis. They
were attended by Hubert Arthur and
Harriet Cox, sister of the bride. The
young couple have a large circle Of
friends who extend congratulations and
best wishes. Their future home will
be at Harvard, ILL.,, where the groom
has employment.
The new administration took charge
of city affairs Tuesday evening ana it
is now Mayor Conway. The mayor and
councilmen exchanged ideas in regard
to few matters and then adjourned to
Tuesday evening, April 26th. Each
ward is certainly we'll represented in
the council, the mayor is not a novice
in city affairs, having served as coun-
Gilman, and all indications point to
we'll conduct of city affairs the coming
year.
Our High Schools New Honor.
Prin. E. L. Roethe has lately receiv-
ed a bulletin that contained list of
schools accredited by the North Cen
trail Association of Colleges and Secon-
Diary Schools and for the first time the
name Edgerton appeared on the list of
seventy-ive schools of Wisconsin. The
North Central Association is comprised
of sixteen of the north central states
and Wisconsin is third on the list. A
board of inspectors made up of profess
sors from different universities looks
up the school and if they have passed
the requiring standards of admission
their name appears on the list. There
are twelve standards of admission that
the schools have to come under. These
rules pertain to the conditions of the
school buildings, number of pupils,
teachers and efficiency of the school in
general from the report that the in
spector hands in. Therefore, as the
Association aims to accredit only those
schools which possess organization,
teaching force, standard of scholarship
and equipment, of such character as
will unhesitatingly commend them to
any college in the north central terri
tory, we may we'll be proud of our
school