The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-02-25
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Coon furnished music and recitals at
large reception at Genesse Friday eve,
given at the home of Mr.. Morey, oper-
'ating one of the largest dairy farms in
the state. Rev. F. w. Schoenfeld was
also present and gave an address.
On Wednesday, March l, the Rock
County Rod and Gun club will hold a
banquet, at which the piece de resis-
lance will be buck deer recently con-
fiscated by the conservation commission,
with such trimmings as turtle soup
made from turtles captured near Lake
Koshkonong by turtle hunters who ship
their product east. Covers will be laid
for over 300, and the members of the
commission. Gov. Phillip and l.. c.
Whittet will be guests.
The Mems Club of the Congrega-
tional church held an interesting meet
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Borgnis
Friday evening, at which there was
good attendance.s The discussion for
the evening was slightly different than
the club generally discusses. The pro-
gram was divided between the subjects,
tTron and Steel'' by Mr.. c. w. Gift
ford, forestry" by Mr.. E. S. Lamer-
eaux and "Side Trips in California" by
Mr.. Borgnis. Light refreshments were
served.
Next Sunday mornings service at
the Norwegian Lutheran church will be
in the English language, and the pas
tor will tell of seed that makes poor
soil good. At the evening service,
which is in Norwegian, the pastor will
give the seventh address in series on
the Apostles Creed: Believe in Jesus
Christ. Services are held at Albion
Academy every Sunday afternoon at
2:3O for the benefit of the students and
others in the vicinity of Albion, who
can more conveniently go to Albion
than to Edgerton.
The Lyric has booked for Friday
"Jane Eyre" three part Biograph
feature, taken from the celebrated
novel by Charlotte Bronte. On Mon
day a five part Mutual masterpiece,
''The Mating" a picture full of rich
human sentiments and stirring action.
The Mating tells the story of how
sweet Doris Willard, pretty but "dow-
dy'' in dress, silently endures the con-
tempt of the other girls in the school.
Then how she turns the tables on her
snobbish associates by marrying the
''catch" of the season. Shows start
at 7:O5, 8:2O and $50. On Tuesday a,
Chaplin comedy will be shown.
Next Monday evening, February
18th, is the date you have all been
waiting for. 1t is the time when all
the friends Of the Fire Department will
gather at Academy hall to pass the
evening with the boys who give their
services to protect your homes from
flames. 1t is the 31st annual party of
the Department and it is an opportunl-
ty to enjoy one of the most pleasant
evenings of the year. Your friends
and neighbors will be there and the
members of the Fire Department will
see to it that your entertainment is
complete. Hatch's orchestra will fur
nish music for the concert and dance.
Go early and stay until the last hop is
finished.
The marriage of Louis Huebner,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Huebner,
to Miss Amanda Gunderson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Gunderson, took
place at the Gunderson home in the
town of Porter, Saturday, Feb. 18th,
at five o'clock in the presence of about
rs guests. The bridal couple were at
tended by Miss Elizabeth Huebner,
sister of the groom, and Carl Gunder-
son, the brides brother. The marriage
service was read by Rev. J. Linnevold.
A sumptuous wedding dinner was serv-
ed and after an exceedingly enjoyable
evening the guests departed wishing
the newly welded many happy and
prosperous years. They will make
their home on farm near Milton.
The first meeting of the Edgerton
Business Mems Credit association, COM
posed of about forty business firms,
was held at the high school on Thurs
day evening, when the following offic-
ers were chosen: President = c. I'll.
Babcock; Vice President A. Young;
Secretary and Treasurer w. Jen-
sen. The association is formed for mu-
tual benefit along lines of similar or
CARNATIONS in nearby towns. Here
after donations, subscriptions and ad-
vertising schemes to which business
firms are expected to subscribe must
have the O. K. of the secretary. An
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