The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-05-14

Tor pastures, nay ana gram lleluS.
Mrs. Martin Mathison and Mrs.
Robert Jensen will entertain the Kvin-
deforening at the church Thursday,
May Goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Scott of Mil
waukee and Henry Scott and wife of
Stoughton were guests at R. j. Malt
press on Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Hart of Richland Cen
ter and Mrs. L. A. Cole of Beloit were
guests of their sister, Mrs. B. j.
Springer, on Sunday.
Frank Ash, E. S. Hatch and Fred
Sherman planted nine cans, 80, 900, pike
fry in the waters of Rock river and
Lake Koshkonong Wednesday.
Has anybody here talked to any
other body about holding big 4th of
July celebration this year? If so,
phone. write or come and tell US
about it.
AT a little social gathering held in
Beloit recently, the engagements OF
Miss Bessie McInnes of this city and
Miss Alva Hammond of Beloit were
made public.
The faithful old dray horse used so
many years by Orville Barnes and re-
Gently sold to Fred Schuette, fell dead
in it's stall Monday evening after com
pleting days work.
Misses olga Swenkerud, Agnes
Sather, Margaret Olsen, Messrs. jain,
Erickson, Newgard and Bergensen were
up from Chicago to pass Sunday with
Mrs. Gilbert Hanson and family.
Next Sundays morning service at
the Lutheran church is in the English
language, and the evening service in
Norwegian. Ascension day services
this Thursday evening at 7:30 in Nor
wegian.
Mrs. Robert Attlesey was taken to
Mercy hospital in GAINESVILLE and oper-
ated on for strangulated hernia at 8
o'clock Monday evening. Considering
her advanced age her condition since
has been surprisingly satisfactory and
promises an early recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Atwell enter
tanned party of Portage friends who
came down to attend the K. Of P.
party Friday evening, consisting of DR..
and Mrs. Edwin Bias, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Burback, Mr. and Mrs. George
Munson, Mr.. E. Lilly and Miss Rhea
Ketchum.
Mr.. L. A. Anderson is now pleas
antly located in his new office in the
Pringle & Brown block, prepared to at
tend to the wants of his friends in fire,
tornado, life or accident insurance. He
also represents the Madison Bond Co.
| for Investments See his announce
ment elsewhere in this issue.
Although the weather was not en-
tirely appropriate, being much too cool
for an outdoor entertainment, the May
fete given by the pupils of the public
school on the T. B. Earle lawn Friday
evening attracted a large attendance
and the program reflected careful train
ing on the part of the teachers having
the matter in charge. Several depart
ments contributed the features and al
together it was a creditable perform
ance. About SO girls representing the
seventh and eighth grades, in costume,
took part in the Maypole dance.
The K. P. party Friday evening
| proved one of the social events of the
! season. More than 120 tickets were
sold and the attendance of out of town
people was unusually large. Hatch's
orchestra gave fine concert previous
to the dancing and the program of en-
| tertainment interspersing the dances
was a most enjoyable feature of the
evening. Special features of the even
ing were solos by Misses Doris Clarke
and Helen Coon, whistling solo by
Mr. Irvan Riley of Stoughton, and a
reading by Miss Erma Shoemaker of
GAINESVILLE. The last number on the
program was harp solo by Mr.. Hatch
/ of GAINESVILLE.
The annual meeting of the Edger-
ton Federation of Women's Clubs was
held at Library hall Monday evening.
Reports were received covering the
activity of the Federation during the
year and from delegates attending the
| first district convention. A committee
to revise the constitution made report
which was adopted. The annual cleo
ton of officers resulted as follows:
Pres.-Mrs. H. McInnes; 1st Vice Pres.
Mrs A. C. Anderson; End Vice Pres.
Mrs. J. M. Conway; Rec. Sec. Mrs.
c. w. Birkenmeyer; Cor. Sec. Mrs.
F. o. Holt; Treas. Mrs. Martha Will
son. The meeting was presided over