The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-03-26
Confirmation at ST. Johns Luth

Mrs. +. w. Coon is recovering
from an attack of bronchitis.
An Easter dance will be given at
Academy hall, Monday evening, April 5.
C E. Langworthy of Fulton has
been confined to his home with pain
full ear trouble of late.
Harry Ash has had John LaBundy's
barber shop painted and decorated and
the appearance is now very neat.
There will be English morning ser
vice at the Lutheran church next Sun
day and Norwegian evening service.
I Special communication of Fulton
Lodge No. SO F. & A. M. Thursday
evening, March 25th, at 1880. 1872
VIM. P. Cutlery returned from
Waukesha Wednesday where he has
been receiving treatment in sanitar-
ium the past three weeks.
Sanford Onsgard returned Friday
from San Diego, CAL, where he has
been passing the winter. He reports
that some of the concessions in the San
Diego exposition are closed because OF
the poor attendance.
The marriage of Martin Lund of
Albion and Miss Hilda Mamlund was
solemnized Wednesday, March Oath, by
Rev. J. Linnevold at the Norwegian
parsonage in the presence of Miss
Manda Mamlund and Dexter Hanson.
Mr.. Lund has leased the farm Of his
father-in-law, Martin Mamlund, in the
| town of Albion.
-Halvor Braaten of Albion and Miss
Hanna Simonson of Edgerton were
married at the Norwegian parsonage
by Rev. J. Linnevold, Thursday, March
| 18th. The witnesses were Miss Bertha
Braaten and Lourits Engebretson. Mr..
Braaten will live on the E. M. Laid
farm north of Edgerton.
You have heard about "the best
being saved until the last of the feast,
and this seemed to be literally true re-
garding the lecture course i'll Edgerton
! this year. The lecture by Father Cleary
of Minneapolis on 'The Making OF
American Citizenship, us regarded as
one of solid meat and delivered with
splendid oratorical effect.
AT meeting of the subscribers to
stock in the Edgerton Warehouse Co.,
held in Albion on Thursday, the organ
ization was effected by the election OF
seven directors, viz: H. S. Pomeroy,
Henry Anderson, G. w. H. Hall, d. P.
Devine, Lars Lem Jr., E. Hermanson
and Lee. The directors at sub
sequent meeting elected the following
officers: President = H. S. Pomeroy;
Secretary P. Devine; Treasurer
L. 0. Lein Jr.
The triangular debate between Ed
gerton affirmative team composed OF
George Lynts, Abner Hanson and
Francis Curran debated the Baraboo
negative team on the question OF the
government ownership Of telegraph
and telephone at the high school gym
Tuesday evening. The Edgerton neg
ative team, Charles Sweeney, Sanford
Smith and Fred Kellogg went to
Stoughton to debate the Stoughton af-
firmative team and were defeated by
very close decision. Edgerton lost out
by a two to one vote here.
BY referring to the council pro-
ceedings it may be seen that the city
has taken hold of the proposition of
opening up the alley between Swift and
Henry streets and purchased the right
of way from John Mawhinney, so that
the portion closed by DIR. Stillman
years ago will be opened for public use.
The Schrub lot on the north will be
taken in lieu of compensation and the
new Mawhinney block will cover the
site of all the buildings partly Destroy
ed by fire few weeks ago.
The Marquette Club held their an
nual banquet at the 7. A. B. hall last
Wednesday evening, March 18th. The
hall and table were appropriately dec
grated in green and white, emblematic
of the day. After a three-course din
ner the following program was render
ed, Mrs VIM. Flarity acting as toast
mistress:
Address of Welcome. Pres. Mrs. G. w. Nichols
( Response Observation-Disclosures. Roger Mooney
Toast to Ladies ..............M Mr. r. T. Curran
Toast to Gentlemen. ....... Mrs. Fred Sherman
Piano Duet. Gretta and Grace Dev1ne
Read1ng .................. =. MIS-. mccarthy
Toast to Erin. Mrs G. E. Sweeney
| SOng-When Come Back to Erin. -. Quartet
Mrs. NJ. Mooney, Josephine Burns, Mae Mich
Ols Matt ROherty.
"A telegram which was received
by relatives here Wednesday announced
the death of Prof. Frank M. Jack, a
we'll known educator, at his home in
Eau Claire that morning. Prof. Jack
was compelled to give up his work as
principal of the high school in that city