The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-05-19

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candy sale will follow. Proceeds will
go toward supplies for the organization.
Come and bring your friends.
Ernest Gumble left for Wales SAN
atorium Wednesday where he will take
treatment for tuberculosis. During his
absence Mrs. Gumble and children will
90 to the northern part of the state
and stay With her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. West, at Elcho, Wis.,
The Legion baseball team is go.
The business men are backing the
movement to get good home team,
and the boys will see to it that the fans
are given sort of baseball that will
please. The Reporter will have the
same service as it carried year ago.
Miss Myrtle Dregney, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Dregney on Slough
ton road, was married to Parker Lee of
Stoughton week ago. The ceremony
took place at Belvidere, I'll. The groom is
a son of Peter Lee at Stoughton, and
the newly weds will make their home
in that city.
The Edgerton Concert Band birth
day party brought about 200 people to-
gether for a pleasant celebration last
Friday evening in Academy hall. The
band played in excellent form, and the
people of Edgerton have before them
season of concerts which should prove
as popular as those of the many pre-
ceding ones.
The Highway Trailer vs.. Amund
son Brothers case was "grimrned'
week ago, the Amundson Brothers be-
ing allowed $500 out of the So, 600 sued
for. Paul N. Grub was attorney for
the Amundsons. Judge Grimm deserves
the monument made for him by adding
significant new word to. the vocab-
ulary of the English language.
The pretty custom of taking moth
er out to dinner on Mothers Sunday
was observed bya great many Edger-
ton people. The Carlton served dinners
to large number of families, and it
was a dinner just as mother would
make it.. Good cooking, generous
portions and courteous service are in
cluded on the Carlton bill of fare.
AT brief meeting of the Norwe-
gian Lutheran congregation after serv-
ices last Sunday, O. J. Jensen was
chosen to represent the local church at
the rational convention in Minneapolis
the third week in June. The Luther
League elected Miss Esther Haugen as
it's delegate to the Luther League ma
tional convention to be held at Lacrosse
during the second week in June.
Miss Smart, the city nurse, is plan
ming to open child welfare station in
the Rest Room for ascertaining the
correct weight of children of pre-school
age. Only well children should be
brought to begin with in order that
careful tabulation by later weighings
of the same children may determine if
they are developing normally. The
proper scales to do this sort of weigh
ing are expected in the near future and
notice of their arrival will be given
through The Reporter.
Mothers Day was observed by sew
eral of the churches last Sunday with
appropriate exercises. In the Congre-
gational church the girls had full charge
of the service Miss Bessie Farman
made the announcement of the hymns.
Miss Hadden read the lessons from
Scripture, and Miss Helen Hillsburg
and Miss Edith Mae Holt each contrib
uted talks on the meaning of Mothers
Day. The attendance was large. In
the Norwegian Lutheran church the
new pastor, Rev. E. A. Boyd, was in
stalled before an audience that filled
every seat in the church.
e. P. Hooking of GAINESVILLE was
for the third time elected president of
the Rock County Sunday School asso-
citation. The convention. one of the
best attended and one of the most
fruitful, closed at Edgerton Thursday,
May IL. About $50 delegates regis
tered. Mrs. o. E. O'Brien, GAINESVILLE,
was elected secretary; H. o. Meyers,
Evansville, treasurer; George R. Ross,
Milton, vice president. A new staff of
divisional superintends was chosen. A
new feature of the association work is
the putting on travelling library of
books bearing on Sunday school organ
ization and work.
The Rev. C. L. Atkins: of the Con-
gregational church has been strongly
persuaded by the need of Northland
college, pioneer church school of his
denomination, to leave his congregation
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