The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-07-09

| Mrs. w. F. Mabbett and youngest
daughter are visiting Mrs. Mabbett's
sister, Mrs. George Atwell in Stevens
Point.
| Miss Leora E. Mabbett, who is in
the service of the New York city Ii
brary, is spending her vacation with
her mother and sister in Edgerton.
The Thursday bridge club was en-
tertained by Mrs. ]. A. Jensen at her
home Thursday afternoon. A dainty
one o'clock luncheon was enjoyed by
the guests.
Miss Cora Lincoln of Richland Gen.
ter spent Tuesday with Miss Adele
Wentworth at thelatter's home. Miss
Lincoln went on to Chicago the follow
ing day to meet her folks there.
| Miss jessie Mabbett and her sister,
Mrs. McCrea of New York, entertain
ed the Saturday bridge club and other
guests, numbering Is, at their apart
ments in the Marion fats last Wednes-
day afternoon. A delicious dinner was
served the guests OF the Carlton.
The annual picnic of St. John g
Lutheran church will be held on Satur-
day, July 10, at the Driving Park. The
Edgerton concert band will furnish
music, and there will be base ball
game, the Fairbanks Morse of Beloit
to play against the Highway Trailers.
Those who have attended this picnic in
former years are sure to be there again
this year, and all are welcome. Ad-
mission free. 1t will be real picnic,
a holiday to be enjoyed by old and
young. The ball game is called at 2:3O
in the afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. Grefthen have re-
turned from three weeks trip in
Minnesota and Iowa. Rev. Grefthen
as pastor of the local Lutheran church
sat as representative in the National
Lutheran convention during it's session
at Minneapolis in the early part of
June. While there he and his wife
were guests at the home of Mr.. Grief
then's brother, who is pastor in Min
neapolis. After the convention they
visited sister of Mrs. Grefthen's at
Lyle, Minnesota, and Mr.. Grefthen' s
relatives at Northwood, Iowa.
The local NJ E. church and Sunday
school picnic at Charley Bluff last week
Thursday brought out a good crowd,
over hundred people. They motored
out in the morning and spent the day.
A picnic dinner was served and the
folks had very enjoyable time. The
young folks played games, class races
were run, and other sports, including
baseball game between the boys and
the men, and the men lost gloriously to
the youngsters. Little prizes were of
fered to the winners in the contests
put on, and the lucky ones were as
proud as if they had won gold medal
or silver cup.
"A quiet home wedding WAS cele-
brated June 80 at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. K. L. Satterield when their
daughter, Miss Lucy Az Satterfield,
was united in marriage to Frederick
Madenwold of Oshkosh. Rev. Kramer
of the M. E. church read the service.
The couple were unattended. Miss
| Catherine Ellingson sang and Miss Es-
Their Nelson played the wedding march.
The home was beautifully decorated for
the event, and a dainty lunch was
served after the ceremony. The bride
and groom left the same evening on a
short wedding tour and they will spend
the summer at the groom's home in
Oshkosh. The Reporter offers congrat-
ulations and best wishes.
l. The following members of the Ed
gerton Country club motored to the
GAINESVILLE Country club last Thursday
afternoon: w. F. Mabbett. F. D. Hink-
ley, L. HI. Towne, VIM. Mcintosh, C..
w. Birkenmeyer, Henry Johnson, o. J.
Jensen, G. w. Blanchard, L. G. Whit
tet, J. Nj. Conway, w. Dickinson, Os-
car Olson, Andrew Mcintosh and T. A.
Clarke. The party had fine game of
golf on the clubs links, the GAINESVILLE
men doing everything in their power
to make the Edgerton players feel well
come. After the game dinner was
served in the club house. The Edger-
ton members are looking with keen an
ticipation to the time when their links
shall be ready and they be in position
to return compliments.
| "A young man, Fl years old, B. o.
son by name, got into trouble last week
| by raising check that had been given
him by James Livick from $500 to
$4,000. The young fellow came to Ed
gerton. He stepped into the office of
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