The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-06-23

Wednesday where her sister, Miss Clara
Saunders, was member of the grad
uating class.
Mr.. Robert McGill, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson, Misses Nellie and Marie McGill,
Don McGill and Mr.. Herman, all of Or
egon, were Sunday guests at the John
Bowen home.
The Headquarters Co. will put on a
drive for recruits before going to camp
in July. There are seven vacancies.
Interested parties may see the COM
mander, Mr.. Leon Ellingson.
Special meeting of Fulton Lodge
No. SO F. g. A. M. Thursday this week
at 100; another meeting Saturday at
4:30 when the Parkway Lodge of Chi
cago will be here. Work both times in
third degree.
Mildred Harrison was awarded the
diamond ring given by the Robson tent
show for the most popular lady of Ed
gerton. The contest lasted during the
weeks stand and was decided by vote
of the patrons.
Edward J. McDonough, student at
the University of Wisconsin, has been
elected as d member of the honorary
journalistic fraternity of Sigma Delta
Chi. It is thus that our boys bring
honor to our city.
The Parkway ball team of Chicago,
member of the Craftsmen's league.
and former champions, are booked for
game at the Driving park in this city
Saturday, June "a. The game will be
called promptly at 2 o'clock.
Three Edgerton young ladies, the
Misses Verna Schmeling, Genevieve
Hyland and Lillian Schumacher, were
awarded diplomas at the graduating ex-
ercises of the Rock County Teachers
Training school at GAINESVILLE last week.
"A Beloit fisherman had a narrow
escape from drowning at Indian Ford
last Sunday morning when his boat
was overturned. The strong current
carried him for some distance down
the river before he was able to effect a
landing
Plans are fast nearing completion
for the picnic to be given by the Sun
day school of the German Lutheran
church. The date is Wednesday, July
II, and the place, Driving park, Ed
gerton. Program of events will be
published soon.
The Daughters of the King are re-
quested to meet at the Congregational
church Friday afternoon of this week
at2 o'clock Automobiles will be in
waiting to take them to the Hurd home
in Fulton where their regular meeting
will be held. Picnic supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Hubbell re-
turned Monday morning from an auto
in Iowa, including Waverly, the birth
place of Mr.. Hubbell. They returned
via Chicago after weeks absence.
Wherever they travelled the crop pros
poets are fine.
AT the wish of the family, The Re-
porter will print an obituary of the late
Mr.. Grant Walrath in the next issue
instead of in this weeks. The deceas-
ed became i'll last week, was taken to
hospital in GAINESVILLE for an opera
ton for appendicitis, and died Monday.
The funeral is held Thursday from the
home in the town Of Fulton.
-Mesdames L. J. Dickinson, Belle
Wilson, julius Holton, j. A. Jensen,
Ray Graves, VIM Mcintosh, Frank
Kellogg, Henry Johnson, Harry Ash,
and Miss Marina Johnson motored to
Madison Friday and attended o'clock
luncheon given by Mrs. w. S. Heddles
at her beautiful home on Langdon st.
The afternoon was spent at bridge.
Miss Svea Adolphson, who was
graduated from the U. w. last We'd
nesday, was among those who received
senior honors for high scholarship.
Svea has also been an active member
of the Pythia Literary society and of
the Women's Athletic association. She
has been engaged to teach French and
English in the high school at Rice Lake
next year.
Stanley Fosse of Cambridge, a
member of the Edgerton platoon and
well known by our young people, is re-
ceiving high honors at Beloit where he
is attending college. He was elected
president of his fraternity, president of
the senior class, and in recognition of
his work on the diamond this year was
chosen captain of the team for the
coming year.
New bids for the heating, plumb
mo and electrical work for the Memoir