The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-09-25
News 3rom Mccarthy 9owns.
SEOughIOn.

Landlord Hanson is having steam
heating plant installed at the Grand Ho
tel, and will soon have things in readi-
ness for any cold wave that may come
along.
Martin Vehm residing on the O'Neil
farm, fell from tobacco shed on Mon
day, breaking his arm. DR. Iverson at
tended the sufferer.
Mrs George Nohr, who has been visit
ing for some time at the home of her
father Mayor G. j Melaas, left last Fri
day for her home in Shawanee, Oklaho-
ma. She was accompanied by Miss Jean
White OF Edgerton, who will spend the
winter with her
Eddie Gubrandson left last Friday
for Canal Dover, Ohio, to accept posi-
ton as bookkeeper in the office of the
Dover Mfg Cos sad iron plant. Eddie
graduated last spring from our business
college, and his man, friends wish him
success in his new position.
Albert Salveson, the l4-year old son OF
Olaf Salveson, of Burke, returned home
Saturday after weeks stay here, dur
ing which he had his right eye removed
by DR. Iverson. The boy had his eye in
jured by dynamite cap year and a
half ago, since which time it has proven
troublesome He was accompanied as
far as Madison by G J Finden of this
city.
Rasmus Christensen, an aged and
highly esteemed resident Of the town of
Rutland, died suddenly at his home last
Saturday night of heart trouble. AL
though be was in his Slst year, Mr.
Christensen was active and in good
health until within an hour OF his death,
and his sudden demise was great shock
to his relatives and numerous friends,
for the old gentleman was Of most
genial disposition and liked by all who
knew him.
Fl r Schempf Of Fort Atkinson has
brought an action against the Wheeler
Prairie (Dunkirk) Creamery company for
dividends which he has not received and
which have not been declared. Attorney
A NJ Webb of Fort Atkinson was in
Stoughton taking dispositions in the case.
Alfred Halvorson is secretary Of the COM
pany. It has been generally understood
that all creameries have been doing
profitable business the past two years,
but Mr. Schempfs suit indicates that as
an interested party he is not satisfied
with present conoiriOus
Adolphus Gunderson, next oldest son
of Mr. and Mrs Osmond Gunderson, who
has been attending the Moody institute,
Chicago, several years, preparing for the
ministry, departed this week for Jack
sonville, Ill, to take course in Greek.
On the way he stopped off at Edgerton
to cali upon the family of Andrew Jen-
SOP and other relatives, among them, O
G Hanson, at whose residence he was
given both welcome and a surprise by
company of friends. Before leaving
they presented him with sum Of money
as token Of the esteem in which the
young man is held His father has been
a tobacco dealer and prominent Slough
ton business man for many years.
"A girls complexion" may be stamp
ed on her lovers heart. but most of the
''complexion' comes off unless put there
by Rocky Mountain Tea. PROVIDERS a
bad thing 80 cents. Perry & Doty.
SHOULD the sweeping primary election
bill be endorsed by the voters of Wiscon-
sin at the forthcoming election, it will
practically reduce the Office seeking ele-
uent Of the state to two classes: those
who are rich and willing to shell out
their money, and those who are cheeky
and ever ready to exploit themselves
Hudson Star Times.
-"Strength and vigor come of good
food, duly digested. Force, ready-to-
serve wheat and barley food, adds no
burden, br+ sustains nourishes, invig