The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-04-08

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Mr.. and Mrs. Almer Aalseth went
to Milwaukee Tuesday to attend the
jewelers. convention. They will return
the latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Haight of Mil
waukee are spending some time at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Palmer
Mrs Palmer is a daughter.
Mrs. George Underhill is home
again after spending several weeks on
a tour visiting Honolulu and other
points in the Hawaiian islands.
| Miss Helen Fessenden is back in
Edgerton. She returned recently from
Wauwatosa where she has taken four
years training course for nurses.
Miss Corrine Crandall, teacher at
Beloit, spent few days of her vaca-
ton the fore part of the week with her
cousin, Eden Crandall, and family.
Herman Henning and wife, who
have made their home in Edgerton for
a long time, moved this week to Slough
ton where they expect to live in the
! future.
"A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Hippo Sunday, April 8, and a
boy to Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Harrison
Wednesday, April 6, at the Lockwood
hospital.
Miss Nora Biessmann spent last
Sunday visiting friends at Stoughton.
Miss Berenice Luethi came down with
her and spent few days at the Bless
mann home.
Mr. and Mrs. Eden Crandall were
surprised Sunday evening when about
As Of their friends from Milton and Mil
ton junction walked in and spent So
| cial evening.
Services st. Johns Lutheran church
next Sunday morning at 1000 in the
German language; English services at
7:30 il. the evening. You are welcome.
Rev. Spilman, pastor.
The Reporter has received pleasant
Fluctuations from DR.. M. Norgaard,
now of Columbia university, N. Y. Mr..
Norgaard was at one time instructor at
the Albion academy. He is making
good in his calling.
Mrs. Frank Livick is quite i'll. She
is confined to the house and may have
to be quiet for quite long time to
come. All who know the family wish
her successful recovery.
The w. r. C. will give campfire
supper at the Congregational church
parlors Wednesday, April Is, from
O. clock until all have been served. The
public is most cordially invited.
The Ladies Aid of the Central
Lutheran church will meet in church
parlors Thursday afternoon, April H..
Those that entertain are Mesdames
Charles Adolphson, Herbert Haired,
Peter Danielson and John Cruise.
Postmaster Hoen states that the
mail closes for train departing at 9:53
a. m. at 9:28, which is the only mail af-
fected by the change in the train sched-
ule, and that all mails close not less
than Is minutes in advance of the de-
parture of the train.
The Educational club had COM
munity supper Monday evening at the
home of Hazel and Caroline Biederman.
After the usual business Mrs. Hillsburg
gave very fine talk on her personal
experiences in Americanization work
in the East. All present enjoyed it
very much.
The juniors of the high school have
been very busy this week getting
ready for the annual high school prom
which is given Friday evening this
week. They have decorated the hall
very lastly. cotton out their invita-
tions, tickets and handsome program
folder. This is the high social function
of the high school during the year.
| The large connections for the new
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during the night between last Sunday
and Monday. Frank Burgy with crew
of men worked all night, and had the
connection made during the early morn
ing. The pump is not yet connected
with the well, but it may be before the
end of the week.
Fred ("Mipsy") Dickerson, nephew
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo G. Dickerson
of this city, came in car from Miami,
Florida, and dropped in on his relatives
and friends in Edgerton last Monday
evening. He is on his way to Stanley,
Wis, to visit sister there. After
spending few days at Stanley, he will
leave his car in the North and return
| by train to Florida.
| Last Friday afternoon at the Luth-
eran parsonage occurred the marriage
of Mr.. Ebert Linnerud of Edgerton. and