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


Joint installation of the Masonic
Lodge and Eastern Star will be held
Tuesday evening, Jan. II. There will
be $50 dinner for which charge of
Soc will be made. Masons are expected
to bring their wives, and the O.. E. S.
their husbands, although they are not
members of the order.
On Wednesday and Thursday this
week the GAINESVILLE district of the Wis
consin Conference Of the Methodist
| Episcopal church holds district meeting
at Milton Junction and Milton. Bishop
Charles Bayard Mitchell, d. D. LII. D.,
will be present to speak on Wednesday
evening. Other prominent leaders of
the church will be there. DR.. w. B..
Hollingshead comes from the Orient,
and DR.. Auner from India to bring a
message. From Evanston DR.. w. l..
Davidson. and from st. Paul DR.. j. P.
jenkins. All Methodists are expected
and all others invited for both days.
program.
/ Governor j. j. Blaine has issued a
call to the people of the state of Wis
consin, to farmers, manufacturers and
producers to attend conference to be
held in the Senate chamber, Madison,
Wis, Jan. Is, 1922, at 1000 a. m. The
conference will consider the Importance
of deep waterway from the Atlantic
to the Great Lakes. The mayor of the
city of Edgerton is called upon by the
governor to make this known in Ed
gerton and vicinity. Civic and COM
mercial organizations who will send ac-
credited delegates. and persons who
intend to attend individually should
communicate with Professor j. G. D.
Mack, Madison, Wis.
| On the first day Of the year federal
taxes were removed from railway and
other transportation tickets; no war
tax any more on parcels post and ex-
press packages, and no stamps are paid
on articles bought at the drug store
such as cosmetics and toilet articles; nc
extra penny at the soda fountain and
ice cream stand. The luxury taxes on
shoes, shirts, clothing and other arti-
cles for personal use and wear have
ceased. A movie ticket costing 1O
cents or less requires no tax. Exemp-
tons for dependents haxe been raised
from $500 to $500, and married men
with an income less than $4,000 a year
are benefting. Passes of all kinds are
tax free. Legion shows are exempt
from tax when given for the benefit of
wounded former service men. Musical
instruments, furs and chewing gum
carry no war tax.
st. Johns Lutheran Church Jubilee.
The fiftieth anniversary Of the St.
Johns Lutheran congregation will be
observed next Sunday by services in
the German language at 1000, an or
gan recital in the afternoon at 800 and
services in the English language at 7:30
in the evening.
At the 1000 service the Rev. 0. Han
ser of Horizon is the speaker, and the
Rev. A. Haentzschel at the English
service at 1880 in the evening.
The afternoon program will be given
by Prof. Karl Markworth, organist, as
sisted by Miss Marie Strasen, cellist,
both of Milwaukee, and by ST. john $
Lutheran choir.
Part |.
1 Choir.
| Organ Prelude from 3 Sonata Guilmant
| Cello a-Andante from Concerto
| b-Meditation Bach Gounod)
| Goltermann
| Organ a-Prayer and Cradle Song. -.
| b-Festal March . /. Markworth
| Silver Collection.
| Part III.
Choir
Organ-Va riations on choral, ''Wie soil
! ich" observation-disclosures. Jackson
Cello a-Nocturne No. 3. .... List
| BE Cyne. Saint Saens
Organ Hallelujah Chorus Messiah"
L .s. - :.
| h Finale from I Sonata