great deal to stern Wiscon-the state's fine♦alsoutionin irn-facilitiesnticipatingwith theancom*way route into I This will be es-he state’s port I is no question economic gain hroughout theind federal exsame measure, in bringing a ic into an area it from more s. These iacil-e motorists ofa direct andthe toll routesing hours from by automobilewest of Monroe . . . Otto Ross of Browntown is the latest recruit signed by Company fl; interest in enlistments is reported lagging in this area . . . Old brick building of the Winslow Metli•v At .A ;.'W . '•(Si, A . .•! '■? - ‘t.*.. • —- — —- A ij; •: ”• m |‘v’ ft i.: / aiL'— —£•-* IB —■ —1« -* f . ^ w — — V • * * y: lip I 1 ■»- 9 --tl—- mm mm, — mm — — WV — ^ j —-odist church, built in 1856, is torn down to make way for a newparsonage.50 YKARS AGO This district s congressman, Henry \llen APRIL 17, 1W)7 Cooper is «n a three way tie with CandidatesLenroot and Stephenson in balloting by the Legislature on a new U.S. senator . . . New City Council reappoints the following officers: city clerk, M. T. Gettings; city attorney, A. S. Douglas; Weighmaster. C. T. Mey thaler; city engineer, E. J. Manning; street commissioner, W. A. Nance, and city veterinarian, Dr. J. F. Roub . . . Will IS. Trukenbrod steals a march on his Cardinal Club friends who gave him a“tin” shower; wedding to Scelina Boss is moved up to 1 a m and couple eludes the group by taking an earlier train to Freeport while the Cardinals hang around the depot for departure of the 8 a.m. train; Rev. P. A. Schuh performed the ceremonyin his parsonageLegislatureUniversity of Wisconsin schoolof pharmacy.The Assembly judiciary committee recommended for passage a bill which would require awill be t lie in statFerdiiSucciBRODI dinand Byesterday pital afP months.Mr. Bimany Ju]and AnntU.S. witand theyCounty.He wasin Woodnfarthey for severhe movei