The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-06-04
Regular meeting of the O. E. S.

June 9Th. Work and refreshments.
Chester Tellefson took Is pound
pickerel from Lake Ripley Tuesday.
Don't forget the ice cream social
| next Monday evening at Charles Adolph-
sons.
DIR. F. C. Meyers and wife had as
guests the first Of the week DR.. O. Rae
and family of Chicago.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvin Amundson Wednesday, June
2. at the Lockwood hospital.
The Misses Helen Brown and Mar
garet Girling, Madison, were week end
| visitors with Josephine Mcintyre.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Brien and son
Joseph, Madison, spent Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Mcintyre.
On Sunday evenings the west bound
passenger now leaves at 8:49. The bal
| ance of the week the old time is kept.
Miss Virginia Palmer submitted to
an operation for the removal of tonsils
at the Lockwood hospital Wednesday.
Otto Rice and family and Adolph
Knabe of Milwaukee were guests of E.
C. Meyers and family the first of the
week.
The Misses Margaret Girling, Myr-
tie Kepp and Josephine Mcintyre at
tended dancing party at Lake Ke-
gonsa last evening.
The Ladies Aid of East Koshko-
nong, Rev. Krostu's church, will meet
| with Mrs. Theodore Lein and Mrs. Lars
Lein Friday, June Is.
Last Saturday afternoon while as
| sisting in saving at the Trailer ple 1T,
| Clarence Stricken slipped and fell, his
left hand striking the circular saw, lac
Grating the wrist severely. The ten
dons were all severed but the bone was
only slightly injured. He was taken to
the Lockwood hospital and the Drs.
| Shearer summoned. He will not lose
his hand, but in all probability the fin
| gers VIII NC SUIuSWu6U QUILL
R. w. Roberts and family left Ed
| gerton last Friday afternoon by auto
for Steamboat Rock, Iowa, where they
intend to make their future home.
Thew have been residents here for
number of years, Mr.. Roberts at one
| time being pastor of the Congrega-
tional church. A large number OF
friends in Edgerton will unite in wish
ing them good luck in their new home.
Mr.. Roberts will continue to sell the
Highway trailer in Iowa.
| Work on the southern end of the
Evansville Beloit concrete road to the
town line has been completed, accord
| ing to an announcement made by the
county road commissioner, Charles
| Moore. There are three miles on the
northern end to the GAINESVILLE city linn
| it's to be finished. At the present rate
of completing 300 feet day, this will
take about ten weeks, it is estimated.
However, progress will depend entirely
upon getting sufficient cement for the
1 job.
This has been week of great in
terest to the students of the school, to
their parents and the residents OF the
city in general. The baccalaureate
sermon Sunday evening in st. Joseph's
church by Father Harlin, the class play
Monday night, "a Pair of Skies, ;"
Wednesday night, class night, "Soph-
ronia's Wedding" have each been
largely attended. In each case the
presentations were exceptionally good.
The commencement exercises will take
place this Thursday evening. There
are AZ graduates and President M. A.
Brannan of Beloit college will deliver
the address.
The program given at the Norwe-
gian Lutheran church Tuesday evening
was out of the ordinary. The greater
part of the program was given by the
Indian children and consisted CT songs
and recitations. Mr.. Axel jacobson,
superintendent of the Lutheran Indian
mission, Wittenberg, Wis, gave an in
teresting sketch of the work carried on
at that institution. The children were
accompanied by the matron, Miss Ag-
mes Jacobson. MIR. Jacobson tells US
that the total number of Indian chill
dren that have attended the mission
school the past year, receiving instruc-
ton in Christian doctrine as well as
secular branches, is 127.