The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-09-16
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald McInnis Q

A. S. Flagg visit.
Mrs. Clara Amundson of the T. &
T. Motor company attended the Service
Star convention at Fort Atkinson last
! week.
Mrs. Gunder Amundson and son
! Harold and Mrs. H. A. Stokey are
spending two weeks camping at Pleas
ant View.
Ray Williams, Mrs. Nellie Will
liams, Dora, Nellie and Herbert Will
liams and Mrs Shaw of Dyersville,
Iowa, spent few days in Edgerton
visiting with relatives.
Mrs. A. Jensen, Mrs. o. G. Han
sen and Mrs. Helen Johnson went to
. Beloit Wednesday morning to attend
/ the missionary society at the home of
! Mrs. Moritz Lund, nee Gunderson.
! Miss Beth Hepburn gave dinner
and shower in honor of Miss Loretta
Ashley, bride-to-be, at Pleasant View,
Tuesday evening. Those present were
Mrs. George Spengler and Mrs. Clifford
Merriman of FIT. Atkinson, Ruth Kauf-
man and Janet MAR of GAINESVILLE and
; Beulah Croft.
| Mrs. C. F. Throupe Jr., who has
been spending the summer at the home
of her mother, Mrs. P. M. Quigley, left
for Milwaukee Monday morning where
she will spend some time visiting friends
prior to leaving for trip to Baltimore
and New York.
/ The Wileman road construction
company is now finishing the Albion
Utica road with three trucks and eight
teams. Another section of the crew
with nine trucks and 80 men is at work
upon highway No. 81 going through
j Columbus. All is gravel construction.
Voting members of the Norwegian
Lutheran congregation are requested
to be present at business meeting to
be held in the church Friday evening,
Sept 16, at o'clock, to hear report
from the committee on call of new
pastor. The chairman of the commit
! tee is Ed Haugen and its secretary is
Mr.. Haired.
ID. P. Devine of Edgerton, 0. A.
Otteson of Rutland and G. E. Brown
of Manson, of the Badger District
Drainage commission, held meeting
Saturday at the FIRST National bank
and later proceeded to inspect the work
that had been done in the township of
Rutland where the main ditch has been
finished.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lampman drove
to Madison Saturday to attend the flu
neral of a nephew of Mr.. Lampman
who on Sunday was buried with full
military honors at Token Greek. The
/ deceased was an overseas soldier who
! fell in battle during the late war, the
remains being reshipped to be buried in
| his native soil.
Superintendent Holt stated that the
registration in the upper four years
high school up to Tuesday evening was
263. Last year total registration 275.
This means that larger number of
students will attend this year than last.
The present registration in the grades
is 1893 against total for 1920 of $50.
The school has this year 35 teachers,
last year 81.
| "A Military Exposition will be stag
] ed on the GAINESVILLE fair grounds Sat-
urday and Sunday, Sept II and IS, by
nine National Guard organizations
GAINESVILLE, Beloit. Edgerton. Monroe,
Delavan, participating. A
band from Madison. Drills and re-
production of the Chateau Thierry bat
tie, church drill and parade. Admission
80 cents and tax. Money to be used
| for fund. The cost of the exposition
! is estimated at $4,000
The Memorial hospital officials are
considering propositions from archi-
tects. They have decided to employ
some firm with special knowledge and
experience in hospital architecture, con-
struction and equipment. Mr.. Andrew
Mcintosh was in Chicago this week as
representative of the board to go in
| to this matter with one of the well
known hospital architect firms. The
board has under consideration several
+! sites, but have not made final choice.
Henry Biessman is slowly improv-
| ing at his home. Connie Midtbon is
able to move around supported on
! crutches. Fredendall is at home. He
i is gaining, but it will be quite while
before he can handle himself. John
Hanson is in the hospital and has been
| suffering considerable pain in the back
and limbs. Weights applied to mis- feet
| and also to the head are used to
straighten his back which sustained
/ taleScopino cr1shipo in tho ooo;dan+