The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-11-06
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Joseph Cullman, of the firm of Gull
man Bros, New York, who has spent the
past week sampling his 1902 packing in
this place, returned home Wednesday.
Steve Belden, who has been gradually
failing for several months from stomach
trouble and kidney complaint, is now
confined to his bed at the home of his
daughter, Mrs Frank Larson.
Hon and Mrs O X Roe and Mrs Trena
Felland and daughter, Hannah, attend
ed the wedding Wednesday afternoon of
Eddie Onsgaard of Cambridge to Miss
Ellen Gunderson, at the brides home in
the town of Burke. Miss Emma Eel
land of this city also attended the we'd
ding and acted as bridesmaid.
DrCV Thienhaus of Milwaukee was
in consultation with DR. Iverson on 0
Groven's eight year old daughter, who
has a congenital luxation of the left hip
Joint 1t was found to be good case
for the Lorentz method of bloodless re-
duction. The child will possibly be
taken to the Post Graduate Hospital of
Milwaukee and the Joint corrected.
At pretty chrysanthemum wedding
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs
Matte Burnett, her oldest daughter, DR.
Maude Winifred Burnett was united in
marriage to DR. J T Atkinson in the pres
ence of about one hundred relatives and
friends. The nuptial knot was tied by
Rev S L Taylor, Universalist minister at
Hoopston, Ill, and classmate of the
bridal couple at the Still College Of o.
teopathy in Des Moines, Iowa, from
which institution they graduated last
spring.
Mrs Olivia johnson returned home
last week from her three months visit
to her old home in Norway and to other
points in Europe. Mrs johnson reports
having a most enjoyable trip, during the
whole of which she and her party were
favored with exceptionally fine weather.
On her way home from New York she
stopped off at Canal Dover, Ohio, to at
tend the wedding of her daughter, Val
borg, to John Merle Davis, which took
place Tuesday of last week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Chas T johnson.
Mrs Ole Jensen, residing about seven
miles northwest of town, died of appen-
dicitis last Friday evening, after an ill
ness of about two weeks. Funeral ser
vices were held at the home and at the
First Lutheran church Monday after
noon, Rev NJ Ell Hegge officiating. Six
nephews of the deceased acted as pail
bearers. Mrs Jensen was 81 years of
age and was born in Norway, coming to
this country with her parents in 1866.
She leaves husband and seven children
five sons and two young daughters.
GAINESVILLE.
During the past ten months GAINESVILLE
has sent twenty eight couples to Rock
ford to we'd.
Harry o Nowlan, who for a number of
years has held position of trust in the
business office of the Gazette Printing
company, has resigned his place to as
sumo the position of secretary and treas
urer Of the Badger State Machine COM
pany.
Illegal shooting of game at Lake
Koshkonong after sunset has resulted of
late in the arrest of five hunters. Game
Warden Peter Drayfahl, Of this city. has
been on the alert there of late unfolding
the law. Hunters can only shoot be-
tween sunrise and sunset.
An option has been secured on the
Hotel Myers property, corner of Main
and Milwaukee streets, and the stated
price is in the neighborhood of $4,000.
Those who have secured the option are
we'll known GAINESVILLE business men,
they being Jackman, Dennis Hayes,
NJ Bostwick and Michael Hayes. In
case the sale of the property goes through
such deal will be closed this month.
This would mean that the hotel prop
erty would be sold outright to Messrs
Jackman, Hayses and Bostwick, and
that when once in their possession the
entire block would in all probability be
entirely remodeled into one of the most
up-tO date hotels in the west for town
the size of GAINESVILLE. The men inter
ested in this deal are all men of wealth
and are in a position to Immediately
carry on the work and expend the
amount necessary. In case this deal is
closed it will mean much for the east
side and in fact the entire city of James
vile. The corner is a most prominent
one and since the hotel has been closed
it has been anything but credit to that
section of the city. The intending pur-
chasers are all heavy property owners at
and near the corner of Milwaukee and
Main streets and it certainly is for their
Interests to secure the Myers hotel cor
ner.
Mrs. @. e. Roberts, San Francisco,
CAL. Would not be without Rocky
Mountain Tea in our house. It's a great
family remedy. Makes and keeps US