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

ter Beulah he called at GAINESVILLE on
Tuesday.
The Continental Axle Co. building
will be ready in two weeks. The RAJ
cine axle works are being loaded now
for shipment to Edgerton, and the
equipment of the building will be
quickly done so as to get the produc-
ton going at once.
&C. E. Sweeney Real Estate Agency
reports the following farm sales: Chas.
Kopke of the town of Center to. VIM.
Kopke, 80 acres, for Sc, 500. Jess Gil
bert of the town of Center, 48 acres,
to Gust John of the town of Porter.
Consideration $4,000.
The Ladies Aid society of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church has received,
packed add shipped large quantity of
used clothing and bedding to be used
for the relief of destitute people in
Poland. Donations made by members
and friends are much appreciated.
Fl. Warren Coon of Minneapolis is
home for some days assisting his moth
+! er in putting the home in shape for
closing, as Mrs. Coon in the near flu
| ture expects to leave for extended Wis
its with her daughters in Chicago,
North Yakima, WASH, and Paonia, Col.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blanchard
received wire from Minneapolis last
Tuesday morning announcing the death
of Mrs. Blanchard's mother, Mrs. f..
A. Sherman. Mr.. and Mrs. Blanchard
and son left the same day for Stevens
Point to attend the funeral which is to
| take place in that city.
J Madison city officials and county
J officials have threatened to step in,
starting prosecutions against univer-
sity students guilty of hazing, if the
practice is not stopped forthwith. One
of the freshmen is in serious condi-
/ ton as the result of ducking admin
istered to him in Lake Mendoza.
The poultryman who hopes to have
a
healthy birds this winter should see
that the winter quarters are perfectly
clean and disinfected before shutting
up his pullets this fall, says D. H.
Reed, poultryman at the Wisconsin ex-
pertinent station. A clean house with
! plenty of fresh air means healthy
| flock this winter.
To see what types of plows can be
used on marsh soils, how much power
it takes to pull them, what kind OF
tractor should be used and how il
should be equipped. demonstration OF
marsh tractor blowing will be held on
! the University of Wisconsin marsh,
near Madison, October $3.50. The dem
onstration will begin at 10 o'clock.
The Northwestern Teachers asso-
citation closed it's session at Eau Claire
Saturday evening. 1t went on record
in favor of the League of Nations. The
convention was the largest in point OF
attendance in the history of the asso.
! citation. Educational readjustment,
teaching of Americanism, and the pres
ent state of unrest were the principal
topics of discussion.
The Edgerton Building association
is having it's site plated now. Foun-
] dations for rs houses will be started.
Many bids from outside firms for the
construction of the new houses have
been coming in, but the policy of the
board of directors is, as far as possible
to give home contractors and builders
/ the first chance. Applications for
leases are coming in and will be taken
care of as fast az convenient.
The West Koshkonong congrega-
ton, Rev. G. G. Krostu, pastor, COM
memorated the 10Th anniversary Of the
first Lutheran service in the town of
Pleasant Springs last Sunday. The
president of the Eastern district, the
Rt. Rev. J. Nordby. delivered the ju-
bilee sermon in the morning. A beau
tllui new DlPS aii w do OC0iS0tCo Wy
the organist of Rev. Hegge's church
] of Stoughton. In the afternoon pro-
gram of music and addresses was car
ried out, neighboring pastors being
present to bring greetings and congrat-
ulations.
Last Sunday afternoon the new
pipe organ recently installed in Rev. j.
Halvorson's church at East Koshkonong
was dedicated by pipe organ recital
given by'Mr. Rode-J Jacobson, organist,
from Chicago. The organist was born
in Madagascar, son of a Lutheran mis-
sionary there. He spoke briefly about
Madagascar and the mission among the
natives, at the conclusion of the mu.
steal program. Rev. Halvorson brought
him to Edgerton last Monday where he
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