The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-03-04

The 500 club met at the home of
Mrs. Flagg. Mrs Joel Thompson won
high honors.
Max Henderson of Clark. South
Dakota visited at the home of his par
ents last Sunday.
Miss Hazel Shannon of Stoughton
was week end visitor at the home of
Mrs. A. w. Bentley.
Mrs Fred Campbell, the wife of
the night policeman, is quite seriously
i'll at her home on East Fulton street.
Mrs. VIM. Mcintosh went to Min
neapolis Friday for two weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Warren Coon.
Joseph Dahlman of Stoughton WIS.,
tied few days che latter part of the
week with his brother. Otto Dahlman.
Miss Leo Thompson left for Racine
this week Thursday as delegate to the
Congregational Sunday school conven-
ton.
-Drs. Meyers and Southworth at
tended the dental clinic of the Rock Co.
dental society Monday afternoon and
evening.
The new garage on Henry street,
put up by VIM. Schrub has been leased
to John Collins and Adolph Wilburg
who will open the place for business
March Is.
The Ladies society of the Central
Lutheran church meets in the church
parlors Thursday afternoon, Marcn 8,
entertained by Mesdames Martin Son.
mervold, Peter Skar, Chas. Brown and
Paul Doerr.
The City Federation of Women's
clubs will hold q Musical Tea" Mon
day, March IA, beginning at 2:3O in the
afternoon, in Culton Memorial hall, for
the purpose of raising funds required
to maintain a matron in the city rest
room. Admission rs cents. This very
worthy cause should bring out a capac-
ity attendance. Just keep on coming.
"A miscellaneous shower in honor of
Miss Arna Louise Dickinson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dickinson of AL
bion Prairie, was rendered at the home
home of Mrs. Marion Slagg by the
hostess, Miss Lois Slagg and Mrs.
Harry Singer last Saturday afternoon,
r. hoo fT1llx
decorated in pink roses. Games and
other amusements filled the afternoon
and refreshments were served. Many
pretty and appropriate presents were
left for the guest of honor. Miss Dick
inson will be married to MIR. Clarence
w. Singer Saturday, March 5, at high
noon. An account of the wedding will
appear in next weeks issue Of The Re-
porter
The M. E. church was lively place
last Wednesday night. The Epworth
Stars with the help of the Epworth
League girls staged church fair. The
church was crowded to its capacity and
the sales ran we'll over the 300 mark.
The congress of novelties proved to be
more than was promised, as there was
a stupendous aggregation of colossal
curiosities, featuring 0 Zeko, the wild
man, said to be captured in the wilds
of Abyssinia, and many other mys-
teries. The kiddies couldn't keep away
from the wild man. The evening was
pleasant one and ended in all sorts of
games. The success of the church fair
is symbol of the work of the Epworth
Stars. Boost for the Stars and watch
them twinkle!
The Edgerton Housing corporation
held it's annual meeting February 23rd.
The secretary read the report, the old
officers of the corporation were re-
elected, and the corporation approved
of the directors method of handling
the affairs of the corporation during
the past year. The board acquired a
tract of land, sewer and water service
has been installed, and the tract has
been plotted for lots, but owing to the
high cost of material during last sum-
mer and the scarcity and cost of labor,
it deemed it wise not to build new
houses. The lots in the addition are
offered for sale to prospective builders
of homes at very reasonable figures,
and anyone interested should call on
the secretary, Mr.. Willard Doty, for
information.
e. L. Norman, Conrad Midtbon,
Harvey Ide, Arthur Cunningham, Lee
land Page. Kenneth Marsden, Harold
Brown, Fred Haylock, Merl Street and
Sam Wieman were among the attend
ants at the seventh annual Older Boys
conference held in the Union high school
building of Milton and Milton Junction
! last SATURDAY. and Sunday Mr. Midi