The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-08-04
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Jensen, daugh-

Friday.
"A large number of people attended
the annual Fulton community picnic on
the Sayre farm last Friday. The day
was beautiful and a splendid day was
enjoyed.
"A bake sale will be held at Priagle
Bros. store Saturday at 2:30 for the
benefit of the NJ. E. Sunday school.
Come and get your supply for Sunday
and assist the school.
| Mrs. Grace MacKinley of Chicago,
who is spending the summer on the
Rock river, has been the house guest
of Mrs. Thos. Ellingson for some days.
Tuesday she was among the guests OF
| the Country Club Auxiliary at luncheon.
| Brief talks were given at Klwanis
luncheon Tuesday by Rev. j. Lime
void, Ernest Koehneke, DR.. McChes-
ney and Alfred Anderson. The Kiwanis
| secretary was also welcomed from his
vacation trip to California, but that, of
course, is different story.
Mr.. L. L. Koernick of Chicago was
lin the city the latter part of last week
with his wonderful collection of beauti-
full paintings by the best living mast
| ers. Those who had the pleasure of
seeing his collection had few moments
of rare pleasure; to own one is JOY
forever. ~ m
| Rev. J. e. Thoen of Oklee, Mimi,
| and Rev. Chr. Anderson of Minneapolis
spent Monday evening at the Norwe-
| gian Lutheran parsonage. They are
brothers-in-law of Mrs. Boyd. They
have attended the Synod church con-
ference held in Madison during the
past week.
Rev. j. Linnevold conducted serv-
ices in the Norwegian Lutheran church
last Sunday morning and also spoke at
the reception rendered the Rev. E. A.
Boyd and family after the services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linnevold, their daughter
and son are spending the week among
friends in Edgerton.
Rev. and Mrs. c. L. Atkins arrived
from California Monday evening. Mrs.
Atkins will be welcomed by the congre-
cation and share the esteem and popu-
/ larity which Rev. Atkins has won for
himself in the hearts of the members
of the Congregational church and the
people of Edgerton.
Services in the Norwegian Luth-
eran church next Sunday at HOO in the
| forenoon. Rev. j. Linneyold will
preach the sermon The Ladies society
| meets at Albion Thursday afternoon,
entertained by the Mesdames Dyreson,
| Marsden, Hansen, Olson, Reopen, Ev-
enson and Trulson, all of Albion.
tl-E. I'll. Koehneke, formerly of Man
itowoc, Wis.,, has arrived in Edgerton
and will locate here. He was formerly
president of the Republic Chemical
Co., Manitowoc, but has resigned this
position in order to move to Edgerton
where he will head the India Labora-
! tory Mr. Koehneke called at The Re-
porter Office and gave US these facts.
The India Laboratory will specialize in
| chemicals to the automotive industry
and in industrial research. He has ar
ranged for temporary quarters, and
Edgerton will henceforth be the head
quarters of this industry. One of his
brothers is connected with the Forest
Products company having number of
factories scattered over this country.
| "A number of older high school boys
| representing almost every high school
in Rock county are registering for the
M-Y training camp which will be held
at Phantom lake August Is to Septem-
Der /. Efforts are being made to have
boys there from all parts of Wisconsin.
This period is under the supervision of
Ray V. Sewers, state secretary for
high school and college Y M. G. A.
work. Among the speakers and lead
ers will be the following: DR.. w. A.
Garfield, president Carroll college;
Boyd i. Walker, State Boys Work
secretary, illinois; Rev. f. B. Dunkley,
Milwaukee; Glenn D. Adams, High
School secretary, Chicago; 0. R. Diebl,
director Of Boys Work, Hyde Park,
Chicago; Ray V. Sewers, student sec
rotary for Wisconsin, Milwaukee; other
| state and local V M O. secretaries
and club leaders. Those who have not
registered should write j. k. 1Arnot,
County Y. M. c. A. secretary, James
vile, at once.
Herman Venske, truck driver for
the Schaller- Young Lumber Co, had
his left arm broken and sustained
bruises Monday about II 80 in the fore
noon when the westbound passenger
caught the heavy truck he was driving
on the railway crossing near the com-