The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-05-19
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DrS Guam and Bell report all their
diphtheria patients in and about London
as recovering and now out of danger
T G. Thompson, who has lately return
ed from Lyon county, MINI, was in town
Wednesday. He reports seeding all done
in that state andevery thing looking well.
Mrs John Teller went to Milwaukee
on Thursday of this week for the pur-
pose of having tumor removed which
is under her arm and has botherd@ her
for SONS. time. a
A Norwegian independence Day dance
will Jbesgiven Wednesday evening, May
II, at Klinefelter~ Hall, Deerfield, Wis.
Music by@Sauthoff's Harp Orchestra.
Tickets, including supper, S1.25.
On Thursday of last week, Mrs L L
Stetson in stepping backward, caught
her foot IN some, manner and IN endeaV-
oril1g to save herself from a hard fall,
put out her hand and thereby sustained
a badly. sprained wrist, also Slightly
fracturing one Of the lower bones Of the
arm. =. s-...rzs1..f,a q r.-i- .!s2 IT, taHrtt.
Mr. Mandt was over from Stoughton
the later part of last week and unloaded
the engine and boiler for the feed mill.
AS the engine room is to be placed on
the west end of the mill and extends
on the south side to nearly the low
water mark of the creek, the building of
the house has to be deferred until the
water reeedeSp Somewhat. ~5 os(E
The rarest Il combination of good
things ever put together)is Rocky Noun
tain Tea 10 1t cures pimples, indigestion
constipation, rheumatism, sick headache
Perry &lDoty:: t7hA '1-7'S+@ o0' 20
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IS. ...c!ioo 1stoqghttolnnW .em4oYs~@
&c E &McDoweHa andIwife flaver taken
possession of their simmer cottage at
kegonsa.. They are, accompanied by
their son and his wife who will enjoy
their hospitality during theaseasoh.e
Jacob Guam left Tuesday. r. m Is for
bis home in, Sogns Norway . ME- Guam
has spent, the last six years in the United
States but evidently thinks, there is no
place like the. old ,coiu ll! y',nmusGH-tt
Miss Jennie Boothroyd for a. humber
of@years bookkeeper and cashier forfH T
Hanson, has rendered her resignation
and report has it that she will be married
soon to one of our syolifig men. Miss
Mary Nelson succeeds her at Hanson's
store. '-... ...-,-...''.'-.. 13'oa y1l- 'ef'3~SF
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There will be, no 18th of May :cele-
brationtin OUR city this year, but that
fact need not deter our citizens of Nor
wegian origin from turning their
thoughts on, that day to the far. away
North1and, where SO many of them first
saw the light of the day.
Confirmation services were held in our
Lutheran chlrcher last Sunday and as
the, i weather n was :, fairly nice both
churches were packed, many not being
able to gain admittance. In Rev Dahls
church sixty two we're confirmed and in
Rev Bredesen's about forty '15[f'sS} : 2
Mrs Elsie Ottesen, the aged mother of
Mrs John Sorenson of Utica, died Mon
day from the effects of a paralytic stroke.
Deceased was so years of age and had
once before been stricken with paralysis.
The funeral occurred Z Wednesday Rev
Krostu officiating at the farm house and
Rev Dahl 9 In this city, internent being
made in the Stoughton cemetery NJ
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! AZ A large number iefI High school Stu
dents and base ball enthusiasts went
over to Albion last ay1afternoonzan
SAVIOUR boys teach In the most approved
manner nine representatives from Albion
Academy how to play the popular nation
, al game 8 1t was the first game. of the
season butsthe score of % to 2Ssshows
that our boys got in considerable team
work, thus to keep their opponents from
tallying more than twice. 7.ss.8 .
Is Ed Hyland, who for more than four
weeks has been seriously i'll at Rockford
ELL; came home Tuesday and, is going to
try what farm life viii do to help him in
the recovery of his health. Mr. Hyland's
illness originated during his stay at Me
nominee. where his son, Leslie, after an
eleven weeks siege of typhoid fever, is
not yet able, to leave, his bed. Mrs Hy-
land also went to nurse Leslie and caught
the fever, but is slowly recovering.
Isass