The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-02-02
DIR. S. F. Smith attended clinic
! Chicago a few DAYS this week.

ton called upon friends here Wednes
day.
The Ladies society of the Congre.
gational church will serve cafeteria
supper next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Roy Wright returned to Lib
ertyville. ILL.,, Monday after several
days stay at the Mawhinney home.
Mrs. Van Ness Green entertained
a company OF lady friends at her home
on Main street Thursday afternoon.
The birthday of Mrs. HI. Lintvedt
was remembered by her friends We'd
nesday by gathering at her home.
j. H. Lawler, son of Frank Lawler
and wife, former residents of Edger-
ton, now of Sioux Falls, S. D., passed
few days with relatives here.
&C. E. Sweeney reports the sale of
| the F. G. Fessenden farm of 140 acres
in the town of Porter at $125 per acre.
Henry Daily will take possession on
March 18th.
Henry Johnson gave dinner Sat-
urday evening to the local members of
the Elks, which was served at The
Carlton hotel in Billy Guttery's best
style. The menu was model of per-
lection from Blue Points to cigars and
heartily enjoyed by the guests. Covers
| were laid for T. B. Earle, E. M. Hub
| bell, Andrew and VIM. Mcintosh, L.
w. Shaska. Henry Johnson and VIM.
P. Cutlery.
The remains of Justice Sturdevant,
who died at Evansville on Friday last
at the age of SO years, were brought
here for burial in Fassett cemetery
Sunday. The deceased was former
resident of the town of Porter, where
he once owned farm, and of this city,
but removed to Evansville nearly 20
years ago. He remained a bachelor
and the only near surviving relatives
are a grand nephew and two grand
nieces.
According to the Madison papers
the Wisconsin Interurban Co. is having
a hard time to get started in the work
of building out of the city. Their
workmen began tearing up the pave
ment and laying rails on West Wash
ington avenue and requested the coun-
Gil to permit them to set temporary
wooden poles for the trolley because of
their inability to get the specified iron
standards, but were denied permission
to do so. The council looked upon it
as another delay of building the line as
promised.
AT the Norwegian Lutheran church
next Sundays morning service will be
in English with sermon on '"The Lab
orers and Their Hire" At the Nor
wegian evening service the pastor will
answer the always timely and burning
question, "What Is Conversion?" Be-
cause this subject is of vital Importance
and of great practical value, the pastor
| will give series of sermons at the
evening services on the biblical doc
trine of conversion Members, friends
and strangers are invited to attend
| these services.
Mr.. Arthur C. Ryan, for five years
missionary in Turkey. will speak in
the Congregational church Thursday
evening, Feb. 9Th, on ''The War and
Present Conditions in Turkey" includ-
ing experiences in Red Cross work.
Mr.. Ryan was in Turkey during the
period of the Turko-Italian war, during
the Balkan war of 1912-1913, and until
! March, 1916, when his activity in be-
half of the Armenians and Syrians in
Constantinople aroused the hostility of
| the Turkish government, and he was
given four days to get out of the coun-
try. Mr.. Ryan has real message.
There will be no admission but an Of
fering will be taken in behalf of Arme-
MAN and Syrian relief.
Carter DeHaven will be presented
in From Broadway to Throne" at
the Lyric on Thursday. This is s.
part comedy drama and Carter always
pleases those who see him, as his funny
methods are of the spontaneous order
which makes one forget his troubles in
good laugh. Selig offers three-part
drama, "Out of the Mists," starring
FRITZ Brunette, Guy Oliver and
Frank Clark for Friday. Tangled
Hearts," a Bluebird 5 part society
drama on Monday, with the 'lovely''
Louise Lorely in the leading role.
Tangled Hearts" is an interesting
story, which treats friendship from an
unusual point of view, showing how an
attention too absorbing for friendships
sake results in neglect of other and
more important ties. Fourth episode
of Liberty" on Tuesday.
&C. L. Porter, one of the men ar