The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-09-15

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Parks.
Rev. Frank Richardson and wife
passed a short time with Edgerton
friends this week.
Sons were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Skovland Saturday and to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Haugen on Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. A. Anderson and Mrs. c.
Tellefson will entertain the Norwegian
Ladies Aid in the church parlors Thurs
day of this week.
Miss Mona Nichols left for Prince
ton Saturday where she will teach the
coming year. Miss Eva Saunders will
also teach at Windsor.
Miss Jesslca North and Miss Adelia
Wentworth left for Appleton Saturday
to continue their studies at Lawrence
college the coming year.
Mr.. Van Ness Green has gone to
Connecticut to return with his wife
who has been visiting their relatives at
New Milford for few weeks.
"A regular communication of Fulton
Lodge No. SO F. & A. M. next Tuesday
evening at o'clock. Work in the E.
A. degree. Visiting brothers welcome.
There will be no services at the
Norwegian Lutheran church next Sun
day. The pastor will 60 to Durand,
ILL.,, to conduct missionary service.
Sunday school at $50.
Chief Springer is attending the
annual state convention of chief Of po-
lice which meets in Milwaukee. Mrs.
Springer is with relatives in Richland
Center for few days.
Mrs. Charles Spilman was brought
home from the Madison hospital Thurs
day. Friends will be glad to learn that
her condition gives promise of complete
and speedy recovery.
During the storm on the 7th light
ming struck the chimney on the VIM.
Bartz place, doing considerable dam
ing day by Henry Johnson's agency.
The little child of Charles Lund and
wife was stricken with infantile paraly-
sis and on Saturday the home was
quarantined. At this writing there is
great improvement in the child's con-
dition.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Whitford of
Hornell, N. Y, who have been visiting
among relatives here for few weeks,
left Monday for Cedar Falls, Iowa, to
visit at the home of their brother be-
fore returning home.
F. Burt Carr, who at one time run
the Carlton hotel here, has leased the
Hotel Warner, Cottage Grove and 33rd
ST., Chicago, for a term of ten years
and says he will be glad to see any of
his old Edgerton friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hutson have re-
ceived the announcement of the mar
riage of their son Alvan to Miss Leona
Skjod at her home in Mandan, N. D.,
Sept. 9Th. They will make their home
at Aneta, N. D., where a furnished
home awaits the bride.
Sam Pringle went over to Michigan
last week and purchased car load of
peaches to be distributed through Ed
gerton merchants. On his return across
the lake his steamer was caught in a
fog and grounded near the Milwaukee
harbor. The passengers were taken
ashore by boats sent to their relief.
AT the GAINESVILLE district M. E.
conference, which closed its session at
Whitewater Monday, Rev. Hooton was
reappointed to the Edgerton charge.
This appointment will be greatly ap-
preciated by members of the church
and citizens generally of Edgerton.
During the two years that Rev. Hooton
has been pastor of the church here
both he and Mrs. Hooton have made
many friends here and on the Prairie
who gladly welcome their return. Rev.
Perry Millar remains district superin-
tendent; Rev. L. w. North is again as
signed to the Delavan and Darien
charge.
Sam Kleven, farm hand west of
town, was brought before Justice Long
FRIDAY, charged with malicious destruc-
ton of property, an offense serious
enough to merit prison sentence. P.
M. Ellingson left his auto by the road
side while duck hunting in Porter.
Kleven and companion came along
and ripped the wiring out of the car,
putting it out of commission, which was
the basis for the action. Judge Long
thought the facts detailed deserved a |
fine of S25 and costs, which was paid.
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