The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-06-03

vlS1tlng ner parents, WE. diiu WIS. e.
Phifer.
Mrs. w. w. Morrison was called to
Chicago last week to attend the funeral
of friend.
Mrs. Cannon (nee Joe TalIard) and
husband were here visiting the first of
the week.
DIR. W. w. Morrison went to Chi
cago Sunday to take course in post
graduate work.
Miss Geneva Schoenfeld, Madison,
was home for an over Decoration Day
visit with her parents.
Mrs. James Menhall returned Sat-
urday from few days. visit with her
mother at Lake Waubesa.
Miss Hazel Shannon. Stoughton,
came Saturday to spend Decoration
Day with her aunt, Mrs. A. W. Bent
ley.
Mrs. C. III. Mcintyre is at the home
of her mother, Mrs. F. w. Coon, and
expects to remain with her for another
month or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McChesney of
Chicago spent the week end and over
Decoration Day with the DIR. and Mrs.
McChesney.
Services at ST. Johns Lutheran
church next Sunday at 10 a. m. No
evening service. Preaching in German
by the pastor, Rev. Spilman.
Miss Florence Hawkins went to
Mineral Point Wednesday to attend the
graduating exercises, her nephew,
Theodore Hawkins, being one of the
| graduates.
| The Service Star Legion will have
an important business meeting in Gull
ton Memorial hall, Wednesday even
ing, June s, at 7;30 o'clock. All men,
bers are urged to be present.
Miss Ida Peck of Yakima, WASH,
and Mrs. L. Morse of Madison, Wis.,,
spent Thursday last week at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Langworthy.
| These two ladies are Aunts of Mrs.
| Langworthy.
Geo. Blanchard, city attorney, will
occupy the fine quarters vacated by the
Drs. Shearer in the Mcintosh Thompson
building, second floor. He moves in as
soon as the rooms are put into condi-
ton. A very handsome office.
The new building of the Masons is
weekly having new and beautiful things
added to it's equipment. The furniture
to complete the interior can not be had
at once, but will be added as it can be
had. Last week fine pocket billiard
table was installed in the billiard room.
The Edgerton Concert band boys
| look splendid in their new uniforms,
| and they are swinging into form music
ally, and should be able to delight many
| audiences during the season. A num-
Der of new and very fine instruments
have been added
The Reporter again reminds all in
| terested of the National conference of
the social welfare organizations to be
held at Milwaukee June %. Mrs. AL
| fred Anderson, chairman of the local
Community Council, will be able to in
form anyone who desires to know par
ticulars about the program of the ap-
preaching conference.
T~i1 lrn inn n1o nf
the high school puts a play on the
high school stage. The young students
have worked hard to present a good
play, and they are entitled to large
audience. Come out and see for your
self whether they are equal to the SEN
| Tor players who pleased capacity au-
| dience some weeks ago.
Mr. Brokaw has gone to New ork
where he was called to deliver an ad-
dress before the National Paper Manu-
| facturers' meeting at the Waldorf As.
toria. Mr.. Brokaw is an authority on
matters related to the manufacture of
paper, and his address will deal with
certain savings which can be made in
chemicals used in the making of paper.
The little son of August Waldo has
been taken to the Augustana hospital,
Chicago, for treatment. He has been
suffering long time, and it was found
necessary to place him in a hospital
| where special serum could be made
and injected into his body with the hope
that permanent cure might be eff
fected. Mr.. Waldo is employed by the
Heddles Lumber Co.
The death last Saturday of C. K.
Preus, president of Luther college. De-
corah, Iowa, and father of Governor j.
A. O. Preus of Minnesota, was received
with keen regret by the many people
in southern Wisconsin who have known