The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-08-03
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Miss Larson was at Stoughton last
Monday.
Mrs Ole Anderson was at Cambridge
last Friday.
Mary Holm returned home from James.
vile last Thursday.
The ladies society met with Mrs Her
ried last Thursday.
Harlow Tellefson was a caller in Deer
field last Wednesday.
DR. Subey of Deerfeld, was seen on
our streets last Sunday.
Quite large crowd from here went to
the Assembly last Friday.
Miss Amanda johnson called on Mrs
Gust johnson last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Hauge were callers at Ft
Atkinson last Wednesday,
Miss Hauge of Beloit, is here visiting
her cousin Martin Hauge.
Miss Sophia Thronson of Amos, called
on Josie Holverson last Monday.
John jackson and wife are rejoicing
over the safe arrival of a baby boy.
Nelius Anderson of Chicago, is here for
couple of weeks visit with his brothers.
The dance here last Friday evening
was we'll attended and all report good
time.
There will be an ice cream sociable on
! Ole Anderson's lawn next Saturday
evening.
Genevieve Tellefson, who has been
visiting in Waterloo returned home last
Tuesday.
Mr. Norgaard and wife of Chicago, are
visiting with John Norgaard and family
this week.
Quite a number from here attended
the Ringing show at Madison last
Thursday.
Mrs Albert Anderson returned home
last Saturday from a weeks visit in
Stoughton.
Misses Cora and Stella Anderson Wis
| tied at Kravik's on the Prairie last Sun
day evening.
Mrs Herman Mathison and son Leon
and Teddie Anderson were callers at
Cambridge last Friday.
Mrs T Anderson was quite sick the
fore part of the week but is now improv
ing under the care Of DR. Coon.
in Holverson and wife returned home
last Friday after a few weeks visit in
Lake Mills and other cities in Iowa.
Mrs Stangeland and little son and
Miss Olson returned home to Chicago
| last Monday after few days visit
| here.
Miss Isabelle Tellefson returned home
from Edgerton last Monday where she
has been visiting with her aunt Mrs E
B Ellingson.
StebbinsviIle.
Mrs D Spike is away from home Wis
iting.
Mrs Herrled has recently purchased a
new surrey.
Mrs Lee has returned from her visit in
Edgerton.
Several from this vicinity attended the
Monona Lake Assembly.
Miss Beulah Heddles has been spend
ing few days at Mr. Hardwicks.
VIM Gilley wife and family camped at
Monona during the Assembly.
Mr. Colbert of Madison spent day or
two with Harry Wood last week.
Miss Maude Spike is enjoying her va
cation at home and visiting friends.
Miss Marion Green of Fulton, has
been visiting Miss Alice Hardwick.
Miss Hattie Asperheim of Stoughton,
is visiting her cousins, Mabel and Wilma
Herried.
Rev. G Ivey of Spirit Lake, Iowa, will
occupy the pulpit of the Stebbinsville
church for an indefinite period. Mr.
Ivey is by profession theological lect-
urer and writer and will teach rather
than preach the gospel. The work prom
Uses to be of great interest and profit and
we trust the neighborhood will awaken
to the fact that here is an opportunity
of knowing whether the gospel can be
demonstrated as clearly and simply as
can science. He has a large double
mouthed polyphone talking machine, the
very latest, and the records contain the
voices of some of the most celebrated
singers in the world, including that of
Ira D Sankey, Mr. Moodys singer: This
machine will be used during the first
meetings. Sunday school at 10 M and
the sermon at IL. Do not fail to come
Tell your neighbors and friends.
Indian ord.
w C Scofeld is building large ad-
dition on his barn.
Mrs w III Price and Miss Fay went to
GAINESVILLE Monday.
VII Price and son made business
trip to GAINESVILLE Tuesday.
Mrs L J Wood returned home Sunday
after weeks stay at Milton junction.
Miss Genevive Rich from GAINESVILLE
has been visiting at Grant Chamberlin's
Mrs Geo Lackner and Mrs w Fl Price
visited at the home of Alex Shuman OF
Milton one day last week.
Installation of officers of | 0 G I
lodge next Saturday night. All the
members are requested to be present. \
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