The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-08-24

Intestinal infection, appendlclClS ana
all affections of the bowels, liver and
kidneys prevented by taking genuine
Rocky Mountain Tea made by Madison
Medicine Co. Perry & Doty.
Indian Ford.
Miss Mary Hahn of Edgerton called on
Fay Price last Sunday.
Miss Saxby visited her friend Mary
Scarcliff the first of the week.
John Scarcliff, w II and John Price
went to GAINESVILLE last Friday.
Miss Doris Goodrich of Oakland has
been staying att L Chamberlain's.
Miss FANNY Thomas came home the
first of the week for short vacation.
Jennie and Willie Thomas have gone
for few days visit at Douglas Hopkins.
Geo Lackner and wife and j Hurd and
Silas went to the show in Edgerton on
Saturday night.
Mrs Hurd and daughters Wilma and
Florence and Miss Emma Sebell are Wis
iting Mrs Garlock in Adams county.
Miss Martha Leitz one of Edgerton' s
leading dressmakers but whose home is
in this place spent her vacation with
relatives in Adams county.
Indian Ford has lost treasure but
our loss is another communities gain.
Miss Mamie johnson now Mrs Will Jones
carries to her home in Tennessee the
good wishes of host of friends. Miss
| I'll L. 10 frI0 do
and in Evansville, where she has been
employed as school teacher for num-
Der of years and we are all sorry to lose
her. Mr. Jones rising young machinist
has indeed secured prize.
While coming down from Edgerton
to lodge Saturday night Louie Barren
ger, Glen Price and Willard Hahn came
so near getting their necks broken that
! they will not get over it for some time.
Louie Barrenger and Glen Price were
tipped out by buggy that had the
meanness and cheek to keep all the
road. At first the middle of the road
man said he could not see but later he
said the other fellows came down the
| hill like hi and he thought they must
have been drunk for he didn't have
time to get out of the road. People who
cannot see after dark should not be
driving out. Luckily no one was ser
iously injured but it was close call.
HanervilIe.
Emma Thompson is sick with the
humps.
Mrs Mary E Rood is visiting friends
at Stoughton.
Mrs Baum of GAINESVILLE is visiting hel
/ sister Mrs Livick.
Mary Riley entertained her cousin OF
! Madison last week.
During the Storm Saturday night one
of j G. Cannon's cattle was killed by
lightning,
! Fl G. Roberts accompanied by his
uncle Darins drove to Heart Prairie
Saturday.
Rev and Mrs Geo Burdick and two
children of Milton visited here the lat
! ter part of the week.
Sunday Mr. and Mrs Thompson and
family attended his mothers funeral
who resided near Stoughton.
If our farmers would be more careful
about cutting weeds by the road side
less accidents would happen.
! Sunday evening Mrs Tyler Mrs Hall
and daughter were out riding when the
horse became unmanageable breaking
the carriage. The animal might have
been stuDg by an insect.
Mrs Sam White is yet quite sick.
Harold Morse of Beloit, is visiting
Alexander Ely.
HW Lee was overcome with the heat
Monday afternoon.
Camping seems to be all the rage with
Fulton people.
A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs I
Thurston last Thursday.
Walter Pitcher of GAINESVILLE, spent q
few days here last week.
Maude Fessenden of GAINESVILLE, is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs Ed Jessup.
Curtis Jessup cut his ankle with a to
bacco Ratchet and is hardly able to walk
Mrs Gaskin and daugeter Fife Of
Minnesota, are visiting her sister. Mrs L
ThurSton.
Mr. Wallin's log cabin will be occupied
this week by Misses Minnie and Nellie
Hubbell, Lucy and Emma Whitmore
Blanche Scofeld and Eva Pearson.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Green, B F Mar
tin, Bessie and Olive Green, leila Lynts
Carrie Scofeld, Nellie Bentley, Beulaf
Brown, Mollie Ellefson, Carrie O'Berg
Flossie Halvorson, Ada Patten, Ids
Murwin, Minnie Saxby, Fannie Gard
ner, and Mabel Attlesey spent this weel
. in Camp Monroe at Lake Kegonsa. AL
speak of very enjoyable time.