The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-04-02

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evening at $50. At this meeting the
club elects officers for the ensuing year.
The deal of the selling of the Hin
kle Brothers electrical business to the
/ Edgerton Electrical Appliance Co. was
formally closed last Thursday evening,
March Is. The Appliance company will.
at least for the present, continue to do
business at the old stand on Fulton
street. The Hinkle boys are at pres
ent working in the Trailer.
Communion services in ST. Johns
Lutheran church Good Friday morning
at 10 o'clock, also Easter day at the
same hour. Both services in the Ger
man language. English communion
services Easter day evening at the US
ual hour. Ali services conducted by
the pastor.
The pre-Easter meetings of the M.
E. church began last Monday and have
been conducted every evening Of the
week, closing with two services on
Easter day. The themes have been in
structive and inspirational to old and
young alike. The Rev. E. d. Kohl
stedt spoke at the meeting last Monday
evening. No collections are taken at
these meetings.
| "A pleasant birthday dinner in honor
of Mr.. VIM. Mcintosh Jr. and Mrs.
Charles Bunker was given last Sunday
at the Andrew Mcintosh home by Mrs.
VIM. Mcintosh Jr. Invited guests
were Charles Bunker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Jensen, Miss Iva Tracy, DR..
Southworth and Andrew Mcintosh.
There were tiny gifts in huge pack
ages and the company had bully time.
Mrs. Rose Moore, the wife of Ed.
Moore, died at Madison, March 25th.
She had been ailing for considerable
| time, but the end came suddenly She
was born May Is, 1878. Besides her
husband she leaves three sons, the eld
| est, Edward, is married, and the two
younger ones, Earl and Raymond, live
at Madison The body was brought to
Edgerton Thursday evening and placed
at the residence of Mike Cunningham.
The funeral services were conducted
from st. Joseph's church Saturday
| forenoon at 10 O'Clock, the Rev. Father
Harlin officiating. The body was laid
to rest in the st. Joseph cemetery.
During the 9Th to the 18th of April
there will be health program in the
Dane county village and rural schools.
| Demonstrations will be given of health
exercises, first aid, bandaging, faint
ing, ETC.; also of cleanliness in person,
study of the care of the body, whole
some foods, home sanitation and the
like. Wednesday is school board mem
bers' day. Friday is mothers day.
The health week program is under the
supervision of county nurses, Miss Ger
and Miss M. Danielson of the western
district Special speakers are arranged
| for. Fresh air, cleanliness, nutrition,
and play are to be the leading topics.
| The storm last Sunday, which in
| Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin assumed
tornado proportions and wrought much
destruction to both life and property,
hit the section around Deerfield, Dane
county, pretty hard. On the DAZZLE
| farm south of Deerfield and mile east
of the Liberty church tobacco shed
hog house and corn crib went down.
| In Deerfeld the large hitching shed
was turned upside down, and the re-
port is that other sheds in that vicinity
were unroofed and otherwise damaged.
Mr.. Gust Owens of town of Christiana,
| who gave the information, stated that
no damage from wind had been report |
ed in his neighborhood, but the hail and
water came down, covering the fields.
The federated women's clubs will
observe Reciprocity Day on April Is.
This movement was started number
of years ago and is sanctioned and en-
couraged by the state department. The |
idea is to have women from other clubs |
come in, and by the exchange of views |
establish closer contact between the |
local clubs and the clubs in the differ
| ent parts of the state. One of the
speakers April Is will be Mrs. West of
Milton, who will speak on birds and
bird life, theme, upon which she is
considered an authority. Mrs. Wood, |
! who was in Edgerton this winter about
Christmas time visiting the schools and
examining the children as to their men |
tai efficiency, will also be here to adj
dress the federation At the same |
! time she will continue the investigation |
started on her former visit. A luncheon
will be prepared in the high school din |
ing hall under the supervision of Miss
Anna Hoen..