The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-09-19
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at Mrs Jenson's.
Osmond Olson was caller in Edger-
ton last Tuesday.
Emma Larson is visiting at G Nelson S
in Oakland this week.
Minnie Brounty spent Tuesday with
friends in Cambridge.
Mrs Peter Severson is visiting at
Spring Prairie this week.
Ole Oleson of Chicago was caller in
town one day last week.
Torval Larson is spending the week
with relatives in Deerfeld.
Mrs Chester Tellefson entertained
friends from Utica on Sunday.
Florence Nordlie spent one day with
Stinetta Tellefson last week.
Nicholas Jensen and Adolph Tellefson
were at Edgerton Thursday.
Jessie Severson spent Wednesday and
Thursday at GAINESVILLE.
Amanda Severson left last Saturday to
resume her work at Madison.
Isabelle Tellefson attended the ball
game at Cambridge on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Rude of Prairie Queen,
spent Sunday at Ell ] Tellefsons.
Ellen Kravick of Hillside, called on
Hilda Herried Saturday evening.
Miss Milla Holm entertained num-
Der of friends from Stoughton Sunday.
Stella Anderson spent part of last week
at the home of her uncle, Andrew Mel
son.
FL J Tellefson is hauling stone for the
foundation of j E Norgaard's store this
week.
Lille Anderson of Oakland spent last
week with her sister, Mrs John Venaas,
here.
Mrs. Turnbul and Isabelle Tellefson
were callers in Cambridge Tuesday
evening.
Mr. Quale and daughter, Mrs Tellefson
of Krogville, spent Sunday at Fl j Tel
lefson's.
Agnes Swenson is visiting with her
aunt, Mrs Martin Holverson, at Amos
this week.
Quite number attended the mission
festival at the East Koshkonong church
last Sunday.
Letta Olson returned to GAINESVILLE on
Tuesday after spending a week with
friends here.
G. A johnson was in Chicago the lat
ter part of the week purchasing stock
for his new store.
Mrs Oluf Herried and Emil and Stella
Herried attended the ball game at Cam
bridge Saturday.
Mrs G A johnson and two children
spent the latter part of the week with
relatives at Hillside.
Mrs Elizabeth Tellefson was visiting
with her sister in the northern part of
the state this week.
Mr. and Mrs Morgen Thostenson and
son Harold spent Thursday at N Will
liams' near Deerfeld
Christine Holverson returned home
Sunday after spending the week with
relatives in Edgerton.
Mr. and Mrs Lars Eyre and two
daughters of Prairie Queen were guests
at Ole Anderson's Sunday.
John Haight had the misfortune of
bruising his foot badly one day last week
by falling from load of hay.
Henry johnson accompanied by three
friends from Edgerton, called on rela-
tives here Tuesday evening.
Arthur Schelien returned to his home
in Chicago last Thursday after spending
the past few months with relatives here.
Chester and Clarence Tellefson and
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work at the Cambridge high school on
Monday.
Little Oscar Severson left last We'd
nesday for the institute for the blind at
GAINESVILLE where he will continue his
school work.
E B Ellingson and wife and daughter
Margaret, and Mr. and Mrs Peter Ell
lingson and daughter Katherine of Ed
gerton were callers at e Norgaard's on
Sunday.
Adolph, Harlow and Henry Tellefson,
Orlow and Tony Anderson, Mr. and Mrs
John Venaas and Mr. and Mrs John Nor
gard attended the state fair at Milwau-
kee last week.
News was received here Tuesday of
man from Tennessee. The bride was a
former resident here and many friends
extend congratulations.
When once liberated within your
system: it produces a most wonderful
effect. It's worth ones last dollar to feel
the pleasure of life that comes by taking
Rocky Mountain Tea. Perry & Doty.
Deerfield.
L Egel Lundenberg of Cottage Grove
died last Sunday night of cancer of the
stomach He had been ailing for some
time, but not considered seriously until
the three last weeks. The funeral was
held last Wednesday at Liberty church,
Rev Krostu officiating.
John Solheim, who has been working
Gunder Edwards farm near Utica some
years, has done so we'll that he has now