The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-04-21

is spending her vacation at the parental
home.
MIR. and Mrs. Byron Fessenden and
daughter Eileen and Allan Whey Wis.,
tied Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Sol
WhaIey at Stoughton.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Stevens of Chicago, Friday
last at the Lockwood hospital. Mrs.
;tevens is sister of Mrs. Chas. Ray
mond of Fulton.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Simonson, who
during the past year have made their
home in Cambridge, have sold the Cam
bridge home and moved back onto their
farm in town of Albion.
John Robbins, Brink Ogden, Ru-
dolph Loga and Lee Purdy consigned
some pure bred Holsteins to the Dane
county Holstein sale to be held at the
U. W. stock pavilion April %.
Lester Reynolds has bought out the
tire and auto repair shop formerly con-
Quoted by Lester Doerr on Henry st.
Mr.. Reynolds comes from Beloit and is
an experienced mechanic.
WIN. III. Wodell left Monday for
the Great Lakes naval hospital to be
examined and given medical aid. He
has an affection of the heart due to be-
ing gassed in the battle of Chateau
Thierry.
Ladies society of the Norwegian
Lutheran church Thursday, April 20,
entertained by Mesdames Julius john
son, Gustav Schultz, Edward Haugen,
julius Hageberg and Martin Hageberg.
The church parlors.
Easter day was an ideal spring day
with bright sunshine and balmy breezes.
The Communicates exercises at the
Congregational church brought out an
overflow crowd. All churches had large
attendance at their services.
The annual convention of the
Woman's Home and Foreign Mission
airy Union of the Congregational
church convened at Evansville Tuesday.
1t is three days meeting. Many from
the Edgerton Congregational church
went down to attend the meeting.
w. T. Pomeroy returned Saturday
after spending several days taking
treatments at the New Sanitarium at
Prairie du Chen and visiting with his
nephew, HI. R. Pomeroy of Gays Mills,
who is now getting better after several
weeks treatment at that institution.
The Highway Trailer and Axle
company are moving along nicely. The
orders are coming in regularly, and the
working force is gradually augmenting
in number as more help is needed. The
new hoist is proving a seller, and the
Axle company is receiving orders and a
great many inquiries as to the nature
and merit of the continuance.
The Culture club had short bust
ness meeting Tuesday evening in the
committee room of the library to elect
delegates to the First District conven-
ton to be held at Lake Geneva, April
26 and e. The delegates are Mrs. l..
Fl. Towne and Mrs. D. G. Ristad; al
ternates, Mrs. L. J. Dickinson and
Mrs. J. A. Jensen. The club meets
next Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. J. A. Jensen.
No more special permits for I'M
qualified teachers will be authorized
by the State Superintendent of Public
instruction. The Wisconsin teacher
qualification law has been farce for
the last three years owing to the hum
dreds of special licenses to teachers
! who could not qualify under the law
The Superintendent is doing big SER
vice to the rural schools of the state in
taking firm stand against this evil
| which has already lowered the teaching
standard in the state to an alarming
extent. People all over the state who
have the interest of the country child
rem at heart have been urging the re-
peal of the special license clause. The
State superintendent action follows
on a resolution passed at the recent
county Superintendent meeting de-
manding the repeal of this law. The
State Superintendent now exercises his
legal option in refusing to authorize
the issuance of permits. Steps will un-
doubtedly be taken to do away with the
law altogether.
james Earle, whose home is in
North Dakota, could not be present at
the time of his brothers. funeral, due
to illness, but the following were in at
tendance: Mrs. N. E. Nelson and hus-
band; John Earle and wife, Mankato,
Mimi; Robert Earle and wife, James
vile; Mrs. John Hart and husband,
Evansville; Mrs. Jack Robinson and