The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-10-17
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! Mabbett last Sunday.
j. B. Tanner, president of Tanner,
Gilman Schools, Inc, Chicago, was in
Edgerton Thursday and Friday of last
week calling on stockholders of his
company.
! Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dean of Avon
called on friends in Edgerton last We'd
nesday. They had dinnero with Mrs.
Roscoe Mcintosh. Mrs. Dean was at
one time teacher in the public schools
here.
| The construction of the new addi-
ton to the Edgerton Motor Co. garage
is now far enough advanced to give
an idea Of what it is going to be like.
The frontage of the garage is ITO feet
with a depth of 1872 feet, built of solid
brick, steel lined inside and amply
| lighted by show glass fronts and large
windows on three sides. A new steam
heating plant and coal rooms are pro-
| vided for in the basement of the new
addition. New offices and show rooms
will occupy the front of the building,
and the driveway will be at the present
old entrance, then follow the rear of
the offices with exit through the front
of the new building, thus avoiding all
congestion of traffic, all moving it the
same direction. The floor of the Of
| fees will be of tile and the woodwork
| hardwood finish. Modern machinery
| for the repair department and extern
sive supply facilities. In another
month the building ought to be ready.
Sixty relatives and friends gather
ed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
| c.. Dallmann on E.. Lawton St. last
Sunday. On that day the aged couple
could celebrate the fiftieth anniversary
of their wedding day. Nine children
have come to them, and now there are
twenty-six grandchildren and three
great-grandchildre who surrounded the
couple on their golden jubilee. Mr..
and Mrs. Dallmann came to this coun-
try in 1882 and have made their home
was served. and the afternoon was
spent pleasantly in the good old home.
Among the out-of-town people present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kuthy and
children from Neenah, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert Dallmann of Milwaukee, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Lewis of Stoughton and
Mr.. William Gilbertson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dallmann are well considering their age.
They are members of the ST. Johns
Lutheran church. The Reporter con-
graduates.
Last Sunday the East Koshkonong
Lutheran congregation, Rev. G. G.
Krostu's charge. celebrated its seventy
fifth anniversary. Rt. Rev. ]. Nordby,
president of the Eastern district of the
Norwegian Lutheran Church of Amer
lea, preached the jubilee sermon in the
morning and dedicated the fine pipe or
gan that has recently been installed.
In the afternoon the services were con-
Quoted entirely in the English language.
Short addresses were delivered by the
following visiting pastors: D. J. Borge
of Deerlield, E. A. Grefthen of Edger-
ton, John Halvorson of Rockdale and
0. S. Reigstad of Stoughton. The
choir sang an anthem and Rev. Oscar
Thompson of Stoughton and Miss Jo-
hannesen of Chicago favored the audi
ence each with colo. Mr.. Johnson of
Chicago presided at the organ and
showed himself to be an organist of
unusual ability. This celebration was
attended by vast concourse Of people,
many failing even to gain entrance to
the large church where standing room
was at premium. The Ladies Aid
society deserve great deal of credit
for being able successfully to serve re-
freshments at noon to so many people.
The celebration was very successful in
every way and will not soon be forgot
ten by those present.
The welcome home service in the
ST. Johns Lutheran church last Sun
day evening in honor of the returned
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out very large audience. Of the So
boys who had been in the service from
this church, more than 40 were pres
emit; the others were absent from the
city. Rev. Spilman preached the SER
mon in which he expressed the pleasure
of the members of the congregation in
having the boys home again. The par \
ents, town and nation had welcomed
them home, he said, and the church de-
sired to make them feel that she had
an abiding interest in them. The con-
gregation rendered thanks to the AL
mighty for protecting them; it had
prayed that the boys would acquit
themselves like good Americans while
in the service, and now it rejoices be-
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