The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-05-07
Frank Pyre of Madison is visiting

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friends in this city.
| -''Scotty'' Hatch made flying trip
to Chicago Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Hinkle went to Mil
waukee last Friday and brought home
daughter of Mr.. Hinkle's by for
mer marriage.
| Funeral services for Burr w. Scott,
who died at hospital in Milwaukee
last Tuesday as the result of an auto
accident, will be held at the Congrega-
tional church at Edgerton Saturday of
this week at / 80 in the afternoon. An
obituary will be printed in The Report
er next week.
The Service Star Legion will have
regular meeting May IL at 7:3O in the
evening at Culton Memorial hall. >Ev-
cry member is urged to be present as
important business comes before the
meeting.
Mrs. George Nichols had the fifth
TRANSMISSION administered last Saturday,
Mr.. John Henrichs yielding the blood
for the operation. Mrs. Nichols is inn
proving nicely, and the family enter
tains hope of her recovery.
The Ladies society of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church meets in the
church parlors Thursday, May Is, en-
tertained by Mesdames Adolph Sven
son, John Marks, Ole Moen, Charles
Nelson. All most cordially invited.
Have you been out to the Country
club? Have you strolled over the pro-
posed golf links? Do you know what
is attempted out there in order to give
Edgerton one of the most attractive
recreation fields anywhere in the state?
Forty-five acres of natures paradise.
Commissioners of Education Claxton
has issued call to representative citi-
zens of every state in the Union to
meet at Washington May 1921 to con-
slider the pressing problems of educa-
ton from the standpoint of statesman
ship and the public welfare. Men rep
resenting all walks of life are among
the invited to attend this national con-
| ference.
Instructions from the Industrial
Commission relative to the new auto
mobile headlight law, effective May l,
state that to comply with this law will
not necessitate the purchase of new
lenses for the lights, if the motorist
gives proper attention to his lights and
maintains them. The Industrial Com
mission now has book of instructions
in press, upon how each motorist may
fix his own headlights to comply with
the law, at practically no expense.
These instructions may be obtained by
writing the Wisconsin Industrial Com
mission at Madison.
The district convention of the Fed
eraaed Women's clubs held at White
water last week elected Mrs. G. E.
Crosley of Milton as president; Mrs.
Claire Chapelle, GAINESVILLE, correspond
secretary; Mrs. Jessie Fetters, Wau-
kesha, first vice president; Mrs. A. c.
Anderson, Edgerton, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. R. C. Murdoch, Beloit, re-
cording secretary; Miss Ethel Adams,
Delavan, treasurer; Mrs. w. E. Green,
Evansville, editor. A number of in
structive lectures and a lot of excel
lent music formed part of the conven-
ton program. Fifty-one clubs report
ed at the meeting, and between 80 and
80 delegates were in attendance.
AT 2:3O o'clock sharp, Sunday, May
the 9th, at the Edgerton Driving Park,
the Gardner Grinders of Beloit will
play the Highway Trailers. 1t is the
opening game of the season for the
home team. The visiting team has
; already five victories to it's credit this
year. Is Edgerton going to give them
the sixth? Edgerton fans will want to
see the Grinders work for it, if they do
} get away with it. Come out and size up
the home team! The admission is IS
cents and war tax. The batteries are:
For Beloit, Lentz or Lynch, pitcher,
and Ripley, catcher; for Edgerton,
Slime or Galloway, pitcher, and Gun
ness, catcher. Remember, the game
, is called at 2:30.
The annual banquet of the Congre-
gational Mems club last Friday even
ing was spread at the church parlors,
and between 80 and 80 persons sat
down to a splendid course dinner pre-
| pared by the Congregational Ladies
!, society. Mr.. Frank Holt acted as
POSTMASTER, and introduced Mr.. John
, Pearson who welcomed the ladies on
behalf of the club. Mrs. Frank Holt
responded. Toasts were responded to
by Clouden Farman, Geo. Blanchard
and Rev. M. Brandt of Sheboygan, a
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