The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-06-02

ton, arriving sunday, 10 MAKE Visit.
/ Ed Peters and DIR. Southworth had
some pretty trout to show upon their
return from the northern streams. Mr..
Peters stated that if he had not seen it
with his own eyes, he would not have
believed it possible that so many trout
could be found in one stream outside of
fish hatchery.
! "A successful Sunday school conven-
ton was held in GAINESVILLE last Sunday
Delegates from the Lutheran churches
in GAINESVILLE, Edgerton, Beloit, Luther
Valley, Orfordville, Clinton, Brodhead
and other places were present, in all
65. Rev. E. A. Boyd and Miss Marina
johnson were delegates from Edgerton.
The Kiwanis members will enter
tain the boys of the graduating class
] at luncheon next Tuesday. Each mem
| Der will be responsible for one or two
boys. The most active among the XII
| wants members hiked through Central
! park Tuesday evening attempting to
scare the sourdock out of a summers
growth.
Mrs. James Harrison, who has been
away during the past weeks to rest and
recuperate after an attack of the flu
last winter, is again home. Her health
is much improved. She was accom-
panied home by her daughter, Mrs.
Krupp, who will remain with her for
| while until the home is put in shape for
the summer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Ellingson and
daughter Ruth and Mrs. JAS. Menhall
motored Saturday from Jacksonville,
Ill. They were accompanied by Kath-
crime Ellingson who expects to spend
summer vacation with her parents,
having completed successful year of
teaching in the commercial department
at Jacksonville.
Alderman Westlake, who has been
| seriously i'll at GAINESVILLE hospital, is
improving. The last news from him is
to the effect that he is able to sit up.
His many friends will be happy to hear
of his recovery. Ike Bunting who also
has been i'll in the same hospital is also
on che road to recovery.
Mr.. Ralph Scott and sister, Mrs.
James Vietch, of Argusville, N D.,
arrived by auto Friday of last week.
They came to visit Mr.. Sdott's wife.
| Mrs. Green Scott, teacher in the Ed
gerton schools, and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Hruska. Mrs. Hruska is sister Of Mrs.
Scott. They are staying at the Hruska
home and may spend couple weeks
here.
| About 500 students will take part
in the pageant, the biggest in the his
tory of the Whitewater normal school,
June 8, 500 p. m. Every grade from
the primary grades in the training
school, the eighth grade, the normal
high school, to the seniors in the nor
NAL school, is represented Costumers
have been busy for weeks preparing
special costumes for the event.
The Edgerton girls did it. Grace
Cruise won first, $1,000 in gold, Mabel
Rousch won second, $500 in gold, in
the Dane county oral spelling contest
at the Madison high school last Satur-
day. The prizes were donated by Robe
Dow of the Stoughton State bank.
Esther Rousch also won the written
spelling contest and will represent the
first district in the school contest at
the state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry johnson en-
tertained house party at their home
from Friday last week until Sunday.
In the party were Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs. Hitchcock,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Easten, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fertig, Mr.. and Mrs. Ossman and
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Lehnberg, all of
Milwaukee. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson ac-
companied their guests to Milwaukee,
whence they returned Wednesday.
Ole Field of Newman Grove, Neb.,
formerly of Utica, this state, came up
to attend to some matters of business
last week. He has crop of 1920 to-
bacco stored in Edgerton. He called at
The Reporter Office one day. He re-
turns to Nebraska by the end of the
week. A couple brothers of Ole Gutru
live in Newman Grove and have made
good in business. The town is an active
little burg situated in fertile farming
community.
| The GAINESVILLE Electric Co. will this
summer go ahead with its plans to in
stall steel tower station to care for
the Edgerton power and light service.
| When the new substation, the cost of
which is estimated at $4,000, is ready
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