The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-10-24

| Mr.. and Mrs. O. Nedreloe and three
daughters from Crawford county, Mr..
| S. Thomson and wife and their son and
his wife from Mcfarland spent Tues
day evening with Rev. and Mrs. Grief
then.
III. M. Raymond, now with the
Highway Trailer, returned last Mon
day from a trip to indianapolis, Ind,
and Louisville, KY, which he made in
| the interest of the company. 1t will
be some time before he can locate in
indianapolis permanently.
The Congregational church of Full
ton will join with the Congregational
church Of Edgerton on Sunday, Novem-
her 2. After combined church school
and morning worship, a picnic lunch
| will be served in the church parlors.
The program for the afternoon and
evening will be announced next week.
Everyone is cordially invited to all
these services.
The supper in honor of the return
ed soldiers, sailors and marines of Ed
gerton and vicinity, given by the Ladies
societies of the st. Johns Lutheran
! church Thursday evening of this week,
Oct. %, is served at Academy hall at
$50 in the evening. All service men.
4 their wives and lady friends are in
| vited. If any service man should not
have received an invitation, it is mat
ter of oversight, not of intention. All
are invited.
Miss Bessie Rusch daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. August Rusch, was unit
ed in marriage to Mr.. Herman Har-
nacke of New Holland, ILL.,, last Satur-
day at six in the evening. The service
was read by Rev. Spilman at the par
sonage, and wedding dinner was
served at the home of the brides par
ents, the immediate relatives being
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Harnacke will
live on the Harnacke farm in New Hol-
land The Reporter congratulates.
| Miss Inger Barness of this city and
| Harry Springer, whose home is in Be-
lott, were married in Beloit Wednesday,
/ October Is. The same day they left
for Chicago and returned to Edgerton
the first of this week. They started
housekeeping in the Mrs. Croft house
on N. Main street. Mrs. Springer was
for number of years employed in the
Pringle Bros. store as clerk and Office
| girl. She is daughter of the late Ben
Barness. Mr.. Springer is employed in
the Highway Trailer factory. The Re-
porter congratulates.
! Tuesday morning men and teams
were busy breaking ground for the new
building to go up on the east side of
the Highway Trailer factory. The
structure will be two-story front 16O
feet wide facing East Fulton for Offices,
the main part of the building extending
south, the floor space in all to be $40 by
100 feet. Solid brick construction,
steam heated 1t is estimated that the
building should be ready for business in
six months. This gives the Trailer Co.
working space for their force which
now numbers 100. Large orders are
waiting to be filed.
The movie" could celebrate the
25th anniversary of its career last
Thursday by the reproduction at the
Friars' club in New York of the first
movie play, "Miss Jerry" 1t was a
one-man production, the authorship,
the scenario, director and camera man
was Mr.. Alexander Black. Mr.. Black
was present at the anniversary. The
movie today has, like the telephone,
automobile and talking machine, taken
hold of the world by contributing to it
something for amusement, recreation,
education and science which now we
can not understand how in time past
we were able to get along without.
Fifteen natives of Norway are this
year attending the U. w. They have
rented house and named it Norway
House. Here they live in true Norway
style, having included cook in their
outfit when they left their native coun-
try. The rooms are furnished in old
country fashion, and the works of art
are the products of Norwegian artists.
They have brought with them to the
university the spirit Of the college life
of Norway, and their plan is when they
have finished their course, here, to
hiring the shirt of the American uni
versity back with them to Norway.
The idea is in harmony with the efforts
started many years ago to bring the
| nations closer together by the exchange
of professors and scholarships.
"A delightful reception was tender
ed the new pastor of the Methodist
church in the parlors of the church last
Tuesday evening. DR.. and Mrs. Nor
nm,