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

the CITY NlSltlilS HIS VILE ofAo @nAAAASA',
who have been here for some time, and
spending some time with his mother,
Mrs. w. S. Brown.
-Adolph Swenson and Frank Hartz-
helm returned Tuesday from the mud
baths at Waukesha after two weeks
treatment. Mr.. Swenson is now able
to walk around without crutch and
cane.
The Republicans will hold conven-
ton in GAINESVILLE May 10 to elect 80
delegates and the same number of al
ternates from Rock county. The con-
vention will be held in the circuit court
room.
The Monument Circle, which has
been working earnestly for funds to
build memorial to the dead heroes, is
now able to announce that the monu-
ment will be in place at Fassett ceme-
terry by May 80, Decoration day.
Mrs. Orrin Forbes, who has been
quite i'll at the Lockwood hospital, was
visited the fore part of the week by
her husband and parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Slosson, all of Spring Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slosson are cousins of
| Miss Edith Lockwood.
| Mrs. L. D. Hyland, Mrs. Geo. Far
man and daughter Nora and Mrs. Oscar
| Olson attended a l o'clock luncheon
Saturday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Stoley Nelson, Stoughton. The
guest of honor was Mrs. c. G. Serns,
| Milwaukee, sister Of Mrs. Olson.
Mr.. J. A. Jensen drove to The
Oaks sanitarium, Waukesha county,
last Tuesday and brought Gladys Han
sen, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Hansen, to her home. She has been at
the sanitarium for a month but the i'm
provement was not very satisfactory.
Confirmation of twenty boys and
girls in the Norwegian Lutheran church
next Sunday at HOO. Communion.
Sunday school at 1000. Ladies society
Thurday, May 4, entertained by Mes
danes Ole Aakvik, Edison Ogden, Bert
Harrison, Martin Nottestad and Gustav
Heggen.
Again you are reminded of the COM
munity celebration of the 53rd annlver-
sary of the Edgerton Concert band on
May IL in Academy hall. The program
begins at 800 in the evening with a
grand concert. The band now has 19
active members, 80 associate members
and Fl nonresident associate members.
Friday, May IL, at 800 in the evening.
Rev. John Halvorson of Rockdale
member of the committee of efficiency
and economy of the Norwegian Luth-
eran Church of America, left Monday
for a final meeting of the committee to
be held this week at Minneapolis. The
pastor was pleased because the congre-
cation in his charge had lifted collec-
ton to make him the owner of new
| Ford sedan.
So far no real squirt in building &C.
tivity has been taken by Edgerton.
The city is housing it's inhabitants at
the present time, though several fami-
lies are looking for better quarters
than those they are occupying now.
Some moderate sized homes with mod
ern equipment would not have to wait
to be taken. A number of homes are
adding improvements.
The campaign started in some of the
metropolitan dailies to protect the wild
flowers and Towering trees in our fields
and along the highways is sensible
move and should find response in the
minds of all people. Let the flowers
bloom in Gods own garden. They are
there for all to look upon and enjoy
but do not pluck them and thus rob
others of the joy of beholding them.
Howard Hall and four companions
from GAINESVILLE suffered injuries when
their car turned turtle on the road west
of Albion last Sunday. They were on
their way to Stoughton to see base
ball game. A passing machine is blam-
ed for crowding them off the road.
Their bruises were attended to at the
Shearer clinic. Mr.. Hall was painfully
hurt, the others received minor bruises.
Five men from Rock county are to
be selected for the Citizens Military
Training camp at Camp Custer, Battle
Creek, Mich, from July Fl to August
20. Young men from II to 81 years
are eligible; former service men are
eligible to the age of 35. Capt. Harold
j. Dane, GAINESVILLE, will receive appli-
cations.
The postal laws provide that rural
mail boxes must bear the name and
the number of the owner, says Post