The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-01-15

MT ana MIS- II WtOU spent Suuudy vi
last week with Clarl Kidder and wife in
East Fulton.
Emery Shaler is nursing very sore
head and badly burned leg as the re-
suit of fall against hot stove.
CT Culton is moving his belongings
from the Whitaker farm to Edgerton
for shipment to Virginia this week.
Fulton.
Josephine Brown is nursing at the
home of Mr. Wixom near Milton Junct.
Mrs DR. Blanchard of Knapp, Dunn
county, Wis, is visiting with her mother,
Mrs Ed yessup. ex
Rev 4 A Wood is still baching, Mrs
Wood being detained in Fond du Lac on
account of her mothers illness.
I Topics for the sermons next Sunday:
Morning, "The Search for Man; even
ing, Physical VS.. Spiritual Beauty
The Omnia Club met last Friday
evening. The program was brief, the
debate being postponed. The semi
annual meeting of the Club will be held
at the usual meeting place Friday even
lily, all A[O. LILO oLI 40 az AOAiOW .
and each one attending is requested to
come prepared to give quotation from
Emerson:
Paper merson's Influence Upon His Con-
temporaries". ................ Marien [. Barber
Recitation ..................... Nellie Bentley
Select Reading. Elizabeth Green
PaperMo Emersons influence Upon nn the Pres Pres
ent Day Thought. Ethel Gardner
Discussion-"Th Practicability of Emerson's
Teachings.''
Quotations from Emerson.
(Too late for last week.
The ice harvest is on.
Twenty nine degrees below zero Mon
day. Pretty cold here.
Miss Josephine Brown spent Tuesday
and Wednesday at home.
J M Heck is away on business. He
spent the holidays in Rockford.
Albert Ellefson and Horace Pease
were in GAINESVILLE last Monday.
Charlie Barnard of Beloit spent a few
days with Mr. and Mrs James Biggar.
Misses Minnie and Nellie Hubble
spent Wednesday at Frank Scofield's.
Misses Ethel and Janette Sayre of Be-
lott spent the holidays with relatives
here.
The many friends of Mrs VIM Ely will
be pleased to hear that her health is i'm
proving.
Ike Spike of Edgerton and Will Lee of
Madison spent the holidays with Fulton
friends.
A party of young people watched the
old year out and the new year in at 0 2
MurWin's.
Frank Pearson has associated himself
with the Northwestern Life Insurance
Co Of Milwaukee.
Rev A A Wood returned Saturday
from Fond du Lac where he spent the
holidays Mrs Wood did not return with
him on account of her mother being sick.
Misses Carrie Scofeld and Beulah
Brown left Sunday for GAINESVILLE where
they will continue with their school
studies, after having had a two weeks
vacation.
G S Dodge is on the road selling nurs-
cry stock for the E O Graham Nursery
Co. This is Mr. Dodge's 10Th year with
this company which speaks we'll for his
ability as a salesman.
Mr. Lucias and Miss Annie Miller of
Crookston, MINI, visited with their aunt,
Mrs D E Sayre, Jr, during the holidays.
Mr. Miller and his sister attend Oberlin
college at Oberlin, Ohio.
Mrs DR. Blanchard and two children of
Knapp, Wis, and Mr. and Mrs Ora FEES
sender and two children of GAINESVILLE
spent the past two weeks with Mr. and
Mrs E N Jessup and other relatives.
The Nail Keg Club held it's SIND an
nual meeting on Jan 2, and elected offic-
ers for the ensuing year, as follows: Pres,
L E Thurston; Vice Pres, James Ben,
tley; Sec, Richard Pease; Treas, Albert
Ellefson; Board of Directors, G S Dodge,
E N Jessup, VIM Biggar, DR. Vaughan, J
M Heck. 1t was decided to hold meet
ing every week until rain. Among the
charter members present were G S
Dodge, E N Jessups VIM Biggar, George
Murwin, George Vaughan and Ed Attic
sey. Program for next week: "Remin-
iscences," DR. Vaughan; when I Ar
rived in Fulton-Now and Then" G S
Dodge; Debate-"Does a horse pull
more with his fore legs than his hind
legs?" Fore legs, Chas Bentley and AL
bert Ellefson; hind legs, Ed Attlesey
and And NestiUud.