The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-04-15

Hannah L. Olson spent the week
visiting at Lawrence College, Appleton.
Regular meeting of the K. of P.
lodge next Monday evening, April IL.
Mrs. Weetman Dickinson left last
Tuesday morning for Waupaca to at
tend the w. G. T. U. major state con-
ference. She will be away until Friday.
A dinner-dance attended by eleven
couples was given at the Carlton last
Friday evening. A aix-course dinner,
one of the Carlton finest products in
| which the tenderest spring chicken
played prominent part, was served.
After the dinner-dance the entire party
repaired to the Junior Prom to spend
the balance of the evening. Among
those present from out of town were
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Johnson of
Whitewater
-Edgerton Buick Company is the
official name of the new garage and re-
pair shop operated by Willberg & Col
Inns in the new Schrub building on.
Henry street. The firm is now ready
to do business. They hold the Buick
agency for Edgerton and vicinity and
as experienced auto mechanics they are
in position to do general repair work.
They have attractive office rooms in
the front of the building, storage space
and repair shop to take care of pat
rOns.
Miss Lorraine Dickinson entertained
fifteen guests at o'clock four-course
luncheon last Saturday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Dickinson in honor of
Miss Myra Ludwig of Milwaukee,
school chum of Miss Dickinson from
Lawrence college. Other out OF town
guests were Katherine McManus of
GAINESVILLE and Dagmar Alverson, Hazel
Halvorson and Veda Cullham of Slough
ton. The young ladies enjoyed splen-
did luncheon and had fine time to-
gether.
The annual Rock County Young
Mems Christian Association convention
will be held in Edgerton May 9. While
the details of the program have not
been announced, it is understood that
there will be banquet, after which re-
ports of different phases of the work
will be made by men and boys who have
been actively connected with the work
during the past year. A special speak
er of national reputation from Chicago
has been engaged as the main speaker
of the evening.
The Junior Prom was well planned,
we'll staged, we'll attended, and a much
enjoyed affair. Superintendent Holt
had furnished the idea of the decora-
ton of the hall, and the juniors had
carried it, out in manner to reflect
credit upon their good taste and will
ingness to work. About eighty couples
were ON the floor, happy blending of
the elder folks with the younger. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Holt of GAINESVILLE came
up to enjoy the evening together with
his former pupils, colleagues and friends
A number of out of town friends had
been invited, and they were delighted
at the reception given them. The
young folks are pleased to know that
the prom won favor with the commun
ity, and they are both glad and sorry
that it is past.
Tri-County League Games, Edgerton.
The Edgerton baseball team as a
member of the Tri-County league is
scheduled to play as follows:
May 8-Edgerton at Waterloo.
May Cambridge at Edgerton.
May 22-Edgerton at Mid Sleton.
May 29-Stoughton at Edgerton.
June 5-Edgerton at Lake Mills.
June 12-Madison at Edgerton.
June 19-Edgerton at Waunakee.
June 26-Middleton at Edgerton.
July 3-Edgerton at Stoughton.
July 1O-Mt. Horeb at Edgerton.
July 17-Edgerton at Sun Prairie.
July 24-Lake Mills at Edgerton.
July 31-Edgerton at Madison.
Aug. 7-Wannakee at Edgerton.
Aug. 14-Edgerton at Mt. Horeb.
Aug. 21-Edgerton at Cambridge.
Aug. 28-Waterloo at Edgerton.
Sept. 4-Sun Prairie at Edgerton.