The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-04-18
Local Happenings
Next Sunday is Easter.

&iOCn1QR SLOr0.
George Scharfenberg was over from
Evansville on Saturday for short stay
with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blanchard
left Friday for Minneapolis for short
visit with relatives.
Miss Florence Child has had as a
guest the past few days Mrs. Thomas
North of Dancy, Wis.
Marvin Jarlesberg of Cambridge is
now employed in the Anderson & Far
man Co. clothing store.
The rabbits in w. A. Borgnis' show
window have attracted considerable at
tentioD from the passers by.
Mickey" at the Lyric April 20
and q. This photoplsy is attracting
large audiences wherever shown.
Mrs. E. Anderson was down from
Stoughton the first of the week to visit
her parents, Mr.. Ole Akvik and wife.
Gail Ogden, Hixon Knapp and Ruth
Lackner were guests Of relatives and
friends in GAINESVILLE the first of the
week.
Fl. w. Coon, editor of this paper,
has been in Waukesha the past week
taking mud baths for sciatic rheuma-
tism.
Harry Sloan came out from Mil
waukee and paid short visit to old
friends here the latter part of the
week.
Mrs. Frank Risdon was out from
Milwaukee to pass Tuesday and We'd
nesday with her parents, Wray Watson
and wife.
"A special train bearing officials of
the Milwaukee road stopped here Fri
day for an inspection of the station and
other property.
The 32nd division began leaving
the Rhine April Is and will be on the
Atlantic homeward bound April rs or
soon thereafter.
Capt. Ernest Wood and Lieutenant
Ellingson went to Camp Sheridan Sat-
urday to pay visit to Captain Pelton
who is in the hospital there.
-Dress-up week was very satisfac-
torily observed in Edgerton. Not only
business places, but residence districts
secured an extra cleanup during the
week.
AT letting of reinforced concrete
pavement in Monroe last week the low
bid was $2.66. The low bid in Edger-
ton was 81. 85. Looks good to Edgerton
property owners.
Miss Tressa McDonough, teacher
in the schools of Monroe, came home
Friday evening to pass the Easter va
cation with her parents, James Nc
Donough and wife.
The Federation of Women's Clubs
has donated $25 to be awarded as prizes
for gardens to be raised by school chill
dren. Prof. F. o. Holt will have charge
of the garden work.
For a complete schedule of the
time of payments on the Victory Lib
erty Loan we would refer you to the
ad of the Tobacco Exchange bank on
first page of this issue.
&C. E. Shannon and wife departed
this week for the northern part of the
state. They go to their Pelican Lake
resort and farm where they intend to
pass the summer months.
May eighth drill teams of the
Knights of Pythias of this district will
hold their annual contest in Evansville.
Teams from Edgerton, GAINESVILLE, Be-
lott, Brodhead and Clinton will be there.
-Supt. of Waterworks Reynolds has
been busy the past few weeks reading
meters, and your water rentals will be
ready May 1st, payable to the city
treasurer. These bills must be settled
during the first ten days of May.
City Engineer Reichardt while here
the latter part of the week took few
pictures of some of our paved streets
to be distributed about the state. This
will be a good ad to show what small
city is doing In the way of improved
streets.
F. Warren Coon has resigned his
position with the Travellers Insurance
Co. and has taken an agency for the
Highway Trailer for the state of Min
nesota, with headquarters at Mime
apolis. He leaves for that city next
Monday.
Services at the st. Johns Lutheran
church this week are as follows: Good
Friday morning at 10 o'clock in Ger
man. Easter Sunday morning at 10
o'clock in German. Easter Sunday
evening at 7:30 in English. Holy COM