The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-10-29

gan Lutheran cnurcn Will De enter
tanned by Mesdames Thomas Gor6er,
John Davis, Odin Severson and Nels
Johnson, Thursday, Oct. %.
Rev. c. Martens and wife and Rev.
A. Haensel and wife, all of Madison,
were guests at the home of Rev. and
! Mrs. Spilman last Monday. Rev. Haen-
sci is student pastor at the U. w.
ss-The approaching marriage of Miss
Leona Post and Lowell Whittet was re-
membered by shower given in honor
of Miss Post by Lou and Edith Ray
mond, assisted by Mrs. Horace Pease.
The mission festival at the Norwe-
gian Lutheran church last Sunday was
| we'll attended both in the morning and
the afternoon. The offering to the
mission was somewhat more than $685.
The Milton and Milton Junction
new union high school building was
taken into use last Monday morning.
1t is very attractive building and well
equipped r. HI. Buell. is the principal.
-"Kothlow's Superior Quality" ice
cream will, if plans mature as made,
be known in the market next month.
Mr.. Kothlow is an enterprising citizen
and is worthy of success in his new
| venture.
Last Saturday Mrs. Joe Hruska
gave a handkerchief shower at her
home in honor of Mrs. Lucille Verbeck
Austin who was married in Minnesota
| month ago. She was formerly a
| teacher here.
Past Matrons' night of the o. E. S.
being Tuesday evening, Nov. 9, $50
dinner will be served at the Carlton
hotel. All members wishing to attend
please notify either Mrs. Pearson or
Mrs. Wesendonk.
Anyone not member of the Serv-
ice Star Legion wishing to contribute
to the bazaar to be given by them
Thursday, Nov. 4th, are requested to
have their donations at Academy hall
at p. IN. Oh CnaC uay.
"A handkerchief shower was ten
| dered Miss Leona Post Wednesday of
this week by Mrs. S. L. Allen and Miss
Allen at their home. Another shower
was given her by Miss Minnie Hubbell
of Fulton last Tuesday.
! If it can be done it will be great
| thing-heat your house with hot water
made boiling by the electric current
which lights your house. A German
scientist and inventor is supposed to
have solved the problem. Why not?
| William Hinkle is now the sole pro-
prietor of the Edgerton milk depot.
| His brother Frank has sold out his in
terest in the business and accepted
position as foreman of all electrical
construction company in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Irving Beuhler and Mrs. Will
Kretz of Madison were calling on Ed
gerton friends few days the latter
part of the week. These ladies will no
| doubt DE remembered as the Haskins
sisters and Edgerton their former home.
Miss Florence Hurd has been re-
membered by several showers by her
| friends and by the club of which she is
| a member, and has also been quite ex-
tensively entertained informally by her
many friends in Edgerton and vicinity.
| Twenty ladies from Edgerton at
tended the foreign missionary confer
ence held at Beloit last week. The
program was both interesting and in
structive. A missionary from Borneo
was one of the speakers at the confer
ence.
November 1st Will Bardeen will
move to the H. R. Houfe store on Full
ton street, recently occupied by Robert
Wilson. and the Edgerton Electric APP
pliance Co., Knapp & Davis, will locate
in the Mcintosh Thompson store room
on Henry street.
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Roethe, their
two daughters and Mr.. Roethe's moth
er motored from Milwaukee last Sun
day to visit Mrs. E. L. Roethe. The
others returned the same day, but Mr..
Roethe's mother remains to visit for
time with Mrs. E. L. Roethe.
Mrs. Penn Brown Sr. had arranged
pleasant surprise party for the Hager
twins last Thursday evening. School
mates and friends of the young ladies
had been invited and told to make it a
surprise party, which they did. The
young folks had jolly evening and left
wishing the twins many happy returns
of the day.
Mrs. George Geishirt entertained
fifteen ladies at o'clock dinner in
honor of her sister-in-law Mrs Charles