The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-01-07

Sack and VIE, cleo Oh cOHVuiSioHS Oh
Monday, Jan. 8, 1910. Funeral ser
vices, conducted by Rev. j. Linnevold,
were held Wednesday afternoon and in
terment was made in Jensen cemetery.
-Supt. Antisdel has issued a circular
letter to the teachers in which he COM
mends them for the standard OF effi-
cheney of Rock county schools and sug--
gests renewed efforts for improving
conditions along the line of discipline,
ventilation and compulsory attendance.
Mrs. F. w. Coon received word
from her sister, Mrs. ]. II. Johnson, at
Ormond, Florida, this week bearing the
news that the recent cold wave had
reached the land of oranges and flowers
and the fruit and gardens frozen, in
volving an irreparable loss to that
state.
The first club dance of the second
series will be held at Academy hall Fri
day evening, Jan. 7th. The committee
having in charge the sale of season
tickets have been unable to see all who
may desire to attend and those wishing
tickets can secure them at the hall the
night of the dance.
The many friends of Miss niger
Hoen and Sydney L. Emery will be
glad to know that on Tuesday, Jan. A.
at high noon, they were joined in holy
matrimony at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian Stromberg, E. 61st street,
Chicago. The marriage service was
read by Rev. J. Linnevold.
Guests entertained at the home of
Rev. G.. Kenneth and Mrs. MacInnis
from Friday evening until Sunday
morning were: Mrs. Frederick Lueck,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Warner, of Martini
town, Mr.. and Mrs. Marley of Monroe,
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Lueck and two
sons, Kenneth and Howard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Lueck, of Browntown.
The new year so far has brought
the most severe weather of the season.
The entire west has been in the grasp
of another cold wave capped with a
roaring blizzard all Tuesday and well
into the following day. About eight
inches more of snow fell which the gale
piled up into drifts almost blocking the
highways and making railroad travel
equally difficult. All trains, have been
behind schedule from one to half a
dozen hours and some of them aban-
doned altogether until the drifts are
plowed out. The rural carriers were
unable to make their deliveries We'd
nesday on any of the routes out of this
postoffice.
For the convenience of people in
this community who desire security for
papers and valuables, the Tobacco Ex-
change Bank has recently completed a
safety deposit vault arranged with in
dividual compartments that will be
rented to the public for a moderate.
amount each year. Almost every farm
err or householder has about his home
deeds, insurance policies, notes and
mortgages that ought to be kept in a
place where fire cannot consume or
thieves break into and steal IL you
rent one of these safety deposit boxes
you can rest assured they are secure
and safe. The Tobacco Exchange Bank
has rendered the public good service
in supplying this need.
The w. r. c.. and G.. A. r. install
lation which was held in G. A. r, hall
Monday evening drew large crowd.
Mr.. A. Alder installed the officers-elect
of G.. A. r. in manner which did
credit to the organization represented.
Mrs. Laura Holton acted as installing
officer Of w. R. c. Mrs. Lillas Clark
in very creditable and complimented
manner performed her duty as con-
ductor for the occasion. At the. close
of the installation, Mrs Holton, in
very pleasing manner, in behalf OF w.
r. c., presented to Mrs. Lizzie Will
liams, Mrs. Alice Campbell, Mrs. Jane
Kelly sterling silver bouillon spoons,
which they gracefully accepted. Be-
fore taking up the program Mrs. Will
liams delivered short address in viii Oh
she thanked Mrs. Holton for the eff
cheney in which she fulfilled her duty
as installing officer. Mrs. Williams
rendered her sincere thanks to her Of
fetal staff and co-workers for their
help, suggestions, loving kindness and
unceasing efforts during the past year.
Mrs. Mccarthy and Mrs. Sutton gave
readings which brought applause. Mrs.
Tyler read paper on the State Vet
erans' Home at Waupaca which was
greatly appreciated as it gave to those
present vivid idea of the comforts,
pleasures and privileges of this blessed
home. Mrs. Mike Schmidt then rem
dered beautiful solo. Rev. MacInnis
being present was then called upon.