The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-01-13

| annual meeting last week reelected all
| its officers. The First National bank
did the same last Tuesday at its annual
meeting.
Frank Pringle of the Pringie Bros.
Co. store has spent the week in Chica-
go, and Mr.. Strasberg of the shoe de-
partment went in Tuesday to attend
| the shoe mems convention.
plans for the Milk Week campaign
throughout jefferson county, Feb. to
IL, are being rapidly completed. and
the cooperation of every organization,
both city and rural, is guaranteed.
w. H. Pomeroy, past 81 years old,
| passed away at his home early We'd
| nesday morning. Funeral arrange
ments had not been definitely made
when the news reached the Office. An
obituary will appear in next weeks
| issue.
| The Educational club met Monday
evening, Jan. 9, with Mrs. Chas. Spike.
Miss Kruse gave the evening program,
a book review of 1.-THE Other Wise
Man," written by Henry Van Dyke.
Also selections on the Edison. Next
club meeting with Mrs. B. Jagoditch.
Services in the Norwegian language
| in the Norwegian Lutheran church Sum-
day at HOO. Sunday school at 1000.
The Ladies society meets in the church
parlors Thursday; hostesses, Mrs. An
drew Jensen, Mrs. O. G. Hansen, Mrs.
e. Onsgaard and Mrs. d. G. Ristad.
"A delegation of Stoughton business
men called on Mayor Leary Monday and
trough him invited all the business
men and all others who are interested
in state highways to be their guests at
a luncheon in Stoughton on Friday at
1900 m. The state highway commits
| sion gives hearing in the city hall at
200 p. m. on that day.
Papers were signed Tuesday be-
tween Drs. Meyers and Southworth
dissolving partnership. Each of the
partners will continue in his profession
here. DR.. Southworth will remain in
| the Offices hitherto occupied by the firm
in the building of the Drs.. Shearer
clinic. DR.. Meyers may return to his
offices in the Mcintosh Thompson build
! ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Lundberg of
| Pleasant View gave dinner last Sun
day at their pleasant resort on the river
| in honor of Miss Mata Schumacher.
Present from Edgerton were Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Schumacher and daughter,
| DR.. Jago, Fred Boenig of Conn &
| Boenig, Mr.. and Mrs Louis Lee, Mr..
and Mrs. E. j. Hanson, and Miss Thel-
ma Friedlund of Chicago.
! The Highway Trailer is busy with
the force now on hand filling orders for
trailers. A shipment was made re-
Gently to Shanghai, China; another
shipment went to Long Island, and the
| force is now at work upon good sized
order from the city of Racine. Mr..
| Norman stated this week that pros
poets of increased activity both in the
Trailer and the Axle company are
growing brighter.
What might have been serious
| accident turned out luckily for all con-
| cerned. The children were, as usual,
having fine time sliding down Second
street Saturday evening after dark. A
group of them came on sled and a bob
scooting down just as Ed Sweeney
backed out from his garage into the
street. The bob and sled got the worst
| of it in hitting the car, and the young
sters escaped with some bruises. 1t
was one of the near accidents where no
one was to blame, and fortunate be-
| cause no one was seriously hurt.
The w. G. T. u will hold meet
ing especially for mothers Friday af-
| ternoon at 800 at the home of Mrs. AL
! fred Anderson. The following program
will be given: Song by the members;
roll call; piano duet, Mrs. Frank Prin-
| gle and Miss Biederman; reading, Mrs.
| w. w. Morrison; vocal solo, Mrs. Law
renee Hutson; address, Local Condi-
tions of Interest to Mothers" Mrs. Al
fred Anderson, and the program closes
with a solo by Mrs. Lawrence Hutson.
| DIR. F. c. Meyers did not lose his
| wife's automobile, but he would if the
young man who borrowed it without
the DOCTORS consent had had little
more time, and the doctor in another
car had not overtaken the culprit be-
fore he learned the possibilities of the
/ speedster in which he was riding. The
young adventurer got the car by ruse.
He told Mrs. Meyers that the doctor
had sent him to drive the car on An err
rand of mercy, and she let him take it,