The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-04-16

The choir of the Norwegian Luth-
eran church gives song service in the
church next Sunday evening, beginning
at 7:3O. There will be solos and chorus
numbers.
The mid-year vacation of the U. W.
began last Wednesday. The students
from Edgerton will spend week at
their homes here. Glasses begin next
Tuesday.
Miss Holdena Becker was honored
by shower given her last Wednesday
evening by number of her friends.
Miss Becker is soon to be the bride OF
Mr.. Elmer Learn.
DIR. ane Mrs. Louis Head of Madi-
son gave dinner party at their home
last Sunday in honor of DR.. Heads
mother, Mrs. C. r. Head, the occasion
being her 87th birthday.
Mrs. Anton johnson is home again
from Rochester, Mimi, where she has
been patient in the Mayo clinic, and
underwent a successful operation for
gall stones. She was away about three
weeks.
Clarence Bowen accompanied his
son Lee to Chicago the first of the
week where the boy is to take final
treatment for severe complication re-
sulting from injuries received in fall
from bicycle several months ago.
Miss Lois Mae Livick, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Livick OF the
town of Dunkirk, was recently married
to Martin A. Johnson of Edgerton. The
ceremony was performed at the M. E.
church parsonage, Rev. Kramer of
floating.
Mrs. T. A. Clarke received long
distance message from her sister in
Chicago that Graydon Clarke, the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke, is 3ill with
scarlet fever. Mrs. Clarke left on the
early train Wednesday to be near her
son during his illness.
The ,Edgerton Building association
had meeting last Monday night and
decided to go on with their building
program as originally planned. AS the
material can be had the building will
proceed. No one can say how many
houses can be built, but the matter will
be pushed with all possible vigor.
Mrs. J. A. Jensen left on the fore
noon train Saturday for Chicago and
Cincinnati, Ohio. In the latter city she
will join her sister and together they
90 to New Orleans to attend the Ma
tional Social Workers. convention.
Mrs. Jensen expects to be gone about
two weeks.
County Highway Commissioner
Charles E. Moore has announced that
the Edgerton-J anesville road will be
torn up forthwith. The road is already
torn up to Black bridge, and autoists
are warned to take the detour route
over the Evansville road. The general
road work of the county began in earn
est this week.
Sadie Gerben Hengerveld De Kol
is not the name of some European opera
star, but the plain name in the registry
of the world greatest Holstein mixer.
She is owned by R. M. Hartman of
Outagamie county. She is eight years
old, and produced in the 80 days pre-
ceding last 10th of March 3247 pounds
of milk and 126 pounds of butter fat.
Mr.. Carl F. Stricken has bought
the vulcanizing business of G. G. Quig-
lev on Fulton street The deal was
closed last Saturday. Mr.. Stricken
took possession this week and will con-
duct an up-to-date shop. Mr.. Quigley
expects to locate in Milwaukee where
he will establish himself in the same
line of work.
Many Edgerton friends of Henry
S. Sloan will be interested to hear that
Mr.. Sloan has entered law partner
ship with David S. Rose of Milwaukee.
The firms associates are Benz. F.
Spellman, New York City, John Walsh.
Washington, D. c., and E. G. Senter,
Fl. Worth, Texas. Rose & Sloan Of
fees are 22O-222 Plankinton Arcade,
Milwaukee.
The Junior Prom was held last FRI
day evening at Academy hall. 1t is
the one big social function of the high
school during the year. The invitations
included, besides the young folks in the
senior high school, also former grad
yates, and the older folks who enjoy to
be with the younger set in that kind of
social pleasure. 1t was a successful
fair.
John Thoreson, agent for the Nor
wegian-American steamship line, re-
ceived wire last Sunday that girl of
onIv sixtaap had arrived IN New York