The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-08-25
LEGAL Happenings.


and Mrs. Neal Mason.
Earl Shaw went to Milwaukee on
Saturday morning and drove !out anew
auto. %g 81 & az
jTs-Mr. and Mrs. Donald McInnes of
Watertown spent Sunday at the AS:
FIagg home.
Mr.. Arthur Boyer of Lake Mills is
visiting at the home of Mr.. William
strasburg cfSf2sCsCaS 2 9
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Johnson. were
entertained by friends in Milwauke e
over the week end.
j-Services in the Norwegian Luther
an church Sunday at IL 100 a. m. in the
English language.
The ladies of the NJ E. church will
have food sale Saturday afternoon at
800 in Pringle Bros. store.
/ Mrs. Earl Macdonald, nee Jessica
North of Chicago is visiting at the.
home OF. her father, Judge North =
Mrs. Fred GleayeF and, daughter
Virginia of Madison are spending the
week at the home of John Henderson.
Il lABorn to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lenarz
Of the town of Porter, boy at the
lockwood hospital, Tuesday, Aug. 22.
The Ladies society of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will be entertained in
the church parIors next Thursday, Aug.
81 ~
i willard Learn passed away Wed-
nesday forenoon at HOO. An obituary
will appear in next weeks issue of this
paper.
Mrs. Jas. G. WhittetA was called to
Beloit Wednesday morning by the SER
ious illness : Of her, Brother, John
Mulligan.
H Walter Hadden and family and
Gerhardt Barsness and family are TAX
ing weeks outing at the pleasant
View resort on. Rock, river.
i Henry Johnson. and Andrew McIn-;
tosh drove to viroqua the middle Of the
= q i y ~
week to be present at the dedication of
the new Masonic building in that city.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barton and Mr..
and Mrs. William Strasburg and
William Jr., motored to Beloit Friday
toivisit little Wilfred Berry and other
relatives.
Il IT, RR1baar.or 500 Banair Shon ia
the name of theS business formerly
owned by Otto Dahlman and now taken
over by Carl Klauda who came here
from Wabash Ind! : Mr. NKlauda will
conduct an up-tosdate shoe repair shop.
having had experience in city shops
during a period of Is years. The shop
is located on Main street. 1t is redec-
GRATED, and equipped to give quick and
ffrst-elassi service l - i 49, u :
-Edgerton is short of homes. Any
squirt in house building has not devei-
oped. during~the season. Some improve
ments have been made insmany homes;
Some have enlarged and rebuilt but
few new houses have been added. Just
now three new places are ready toIge
up. Mr.. Biessman will build on N.
Mechanic street, l.. n, ,Pomeroy is go
ing on with new home on Head ST.,
and Andrew Hippo an attractive bunga-
low on West St.gd nov 8I8m eJ j
Platforms of the Two Great Pohti-
ical Parties from 1856: TIC, 1920 is the
title of a book published by Arthur A.
Bentley, mayor of La Crosse, wis. The
volume is not only handbook for poll
ticians but a valuable storehouse of in
formation to the student of political
movements, and to the everyday wide.
awake citizen who wants to know anc
keep in touch with the progress of po'
litical trend and thought IN the country
Mr.. Bentley has rendered the public ar
important service in editing this vol
uIne. 1t is we'll bound, neatly printed
and worth its price, $780, 0
Miss Emma Hutson, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry HuJson, was mar.
ried in Milwaukee August, A.. to sIrvir
Schuttenhelm The wedding was hele
at the Schuttenhelm home at four ii
the afternoon. About thirty guests
all relatives of the bride and groom
were served at $50 wedding dinner
The bride is a graduate of the Edger
ton high,seheol and has beenya student
in the Milwaukee normal school. & Fh'
groom is employed at office work Will
one of the large firms in Milwaukee
Mr.. and MRS. Schuttenhelm are q
home, 924 Orchard street. Milwaukee
Z There is growing dissatisfaction
with the present one-room school. PEG
pie are continually asking, for SONS
board or committee with the ability AM
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