The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-07-13
CORRESPONDENCE.
Fulton.

at Mr. Swadys.
Most of our young people spent the
4th at home this year.
Sarah Sutherland of GAINESVILLE spent
last week at Mr. Sayre's.
A little girl was born to Mr. and Mrs
Fred Graves last Saturday morning.
Harriet E Lee has been hired to teach
school in the Saxby district this year.
Mr. and Mrs Nash of GAINESVILLE spent
Monday with their daughter Mrs FL W
Lee.
Jake Ressler is shaking hands with
old friends after an absence of several
months.
Bashie Pease and Blanche Scofeld
will be the teachers of our school for the
next year.
Miss Whitmore a former teacher of
this place is still suffering from severe
attack of rheumatism.
Miss Eva Jessup from Chicago and
Mrs Robert Bentley of Waterloo Iowa
are visiting at Spatford Aliens.
Misses Ethel and jeanette Sayre have
gone camping up to First Lake with a
party from GAINESVILLE.
Mr. and Mrs Wnisey and daughter of
Appleton are spending few weeks at
Mrs w III Peases.'
The storm last Friday played havoc
with good many sheds and Windmills
besides doing a good deal of other dam
age.
Mr. Harry Green came near losing his
house by lamp exploding one evening
last week, but by prompt action and
water being handy the fire was finally
put out.
On Wednesday morning at 5 N % of
our young ladies with their four horse
livery rig, with streamers flying and
flags waving, started for Lake Ripley, 20
miles from here, to spend the day pic
nicing.
The regular monthly social of the
community for this month will be in the
nature of an ice cream social to be held
on the school campus Friday evening,
July 13 All come and bring your
friends.
Mr. Oliver Murwin came near losing
his home by fire at ten o'clock on the
night of June %. A lamp in the cham
Der was accidentally tipped over and
broken, splitting the oil over the floor and
in a moment the whole north side of the
room was in flames, but by the assist
ance of the neighbors who worked like
beavers, the fire was put out, doing only
about $3.50 damage.
Do,, VIZ MoOra Of TroxyOr Vic uybo iC
visiting with his brother, Rev F L
pit of the Fulton church next Sunday
morning and evening. Mr. Moore is a
graduate of the class of 1900 of Chicago
large christian experience. 1t is hoped
that all will endeavor to hear him. Mr.
Martin will fill Mr. Moore's appointments
over Sunday.
A mass meeting of the citizens held in
this place, met in the church Tuesday
evening of this week to take into con-
sideration matters pertaining to swim
ming in the waters adjacent to the pub
lie grounds of the village. The follow
ing resolution was unanimously passed.
Resolved, that swimming in the waters
adjacent to the church and school house
grounds be prohibited before s o'clock
p. a.. unless parties are properly clothed
in bathing suits"
1t stands alone, it towers above
There's no other, it's natures wonder a
warming poultice to the heart of man.
kind. Such is Rocky Mountain Tea
35c. Perry & Doty.
Miss Annie Eagan of Chicago is visit
ing friends here.
Those sick with scarlet fever in the
Flagg family are improving.
Con Hayes, Ryan and d Conden O
Edgerton were Sunday visitors.
Stanley Peters of GAINESVILLE has beer
spending a few weeks with his uncle
here.
Brother jerome of Notre Dame Ind il
visiting his brother and sister Mike anC
Eta Carroll.
At the annual school meeting held il
Eagle shool house, Mr. j FL Nichols wa
reelected treasurer.
The cherry crop was almost failure
although this was supposed to be thu
abundant cherry year.
Frank Mosher attended the school ex
hibition in Burr Oak recently. Is Their
some attraction over the river?
Mrs Ed Churchill was removed to he
home here after spending two weeks il
the hopital. She is now getting better
A terrible rain and wind storm visited
this portion of the county Friday eve
ming. Windmills and tobacco sheds suf
fered mostly. 1t was the most sever,
storm known in years.
-35c, 35c. not Csc not SOC, 35c, thu
price of Rocky Mountain Tea the world
over. None genuine unless made by tn,
Madison Medicine Co. Perry & Doty.