The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-06-17

| Frank Pearson has been in Mil
waukee attending the grand lodge o.
Masons.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fuller o.
Evansville drove over to see Miss Chile
Sunday.
! The family of DR.. Morrison have
gone to spend the GUNNER in camp al
Rock river.
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Birkenmeyel
and children are occupying the Maxsor
cottage on Rock river.
"A girl baby was born to Mr.. anc
Mrs. Arthur Gress Saturday, June II,
at the. Lockwood hospital.
The Ladies' society of the Central
Lutheran church are invited to meet
with Mrs. Andrew Hoen, Mrs. Sidney
Emery and Mrs. j. L. Holton in the
church parlors Thursday, June %.
DIR. Morrison went to Chicago on
Monday to resume post graduate work.
On Monday evening he attended the
annual alumni banquet of the North
western University medical school at
the Hotel LaSalle He will return to
Edgerton Thursday evening.
| The band stand on Front street
looks neat in its dress of all white.
The band concert last week was well
attended. 1t is the plan Of the band to
begin the concerts at 8:15 hereafter to
accommodate people in the rural vicin-
lity who desire to come in. Eight bells
is little early.
| "A memorial service for Rev. Blenk-
insopp was held in the P. M. church on
Albion Prairie Sunday afternoon. This
was one of the sessions of the rnnual
conference of that church. 1t was very
Impressive and the church was well
filled by friends and admirers of the
grand man and splendid preacher in
whose honor the service was held.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Halvorson of
Chicago have been visiting at the nome
of Mrs. Andrew Jensen and other reIa-
tives this week. They left for Grand
Forks, N. D., Thursday morning and
Mrs. Andrew Jensen will accompany
them to Minneapolis where she will
visit her daughter, Mrs. Eugene John
son, for week. Mr.. and Mrs. Hal
vorson make the trip by auto.
The Educational club gave party
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jagoditch
last Monday evening in honor of Grace
Stafford and Nora Farman, both teach
ers in the Edgerton schools and men,
bers of the club. Both have resigned
their positions, and the club desired to
express it's appreciation of the services
of these retiring members and to wish
them good fortune in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Ness Green re-
turned last Friday from a ten days
motor tour through Iowa to Sioux Falls,
S. D. They had delightful trip. Miss
Genevieve Holcomb, daughter of Mrs.
| Green, is now visiting in Edgerton.
She is physical training instructor in
Waco, Texas. During May she had a
most delightful experience as member
of party from Texas which toured
Mexico as guests of the Mexican gov
eminent. A special train was provided
for the American party and they were
entertained most royalty wherever they
came. Miss Holcomb leaves for New
York next week to take a summer
course at Columbia university
-Edgerton and vicinity will be we'll
represented at the Rock County Boys
camp this year. Those who have reg
istered are Kenneth Marsden, Everett
Mead, Ruthford Bussey, Sexton Con-
way, Sterling North, Charles Hyland,
Oliver Murwin, Norman Hopkins, Ross
Marsden and Charles Mabbett. This
year arrangements were made for four
times as many boys as attended last
year. And now with more than two
weeks to wait for camp to open those
places have all been taken. Arrange
ments are being made to accommodate
still more boys, and applications can be
sent in now. The camp opens July
and closes July 18th. The cost per
camper is $11.OO Any boy recon-
mended by his parents and one other
person may go, provided he is at least
twelve. Applications should be made
to J. K. Arnot, Co. Y. M. C. A. Sec.,
GAINESVILLE.