The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-11-04
Preus Academy

Miss Clara Thompson spent Sunday
with Julia Troin.
Egbert Guam of Stoughton is new
student at the academy.
Mrs D G Ristad returned last Tues
day from a three weeks visit with Chi
cago relatives.
The Norwegian Society was enter
tanned this week by the Misses johnson
and Hoverson.
Miss Katherine Hustvedt, teacher of
music at this academy, receives pupils
at Edgerton on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Mykeliiord of West Kosh-
konong called on their daughter at the
academy Monday.
Miss Molie Edwards of Deerfield and
Eleanor Edwards of Mcfarland visited
classes here Friday.
Mrs Andrew Jensen and Mrs L A Eli
lingson of Edgerton visited with Mrs
Ristad Monday afternoon.
Mrs Shellestad of Stoughton and Mrs
Borrud of DeForest called on friends at
the academy last Friday.
Among Sunday visitors may be men
toned Ludwig Lee of Edgerton, Edwin
Marsden of Albion Prairie and Rev and
Mrs Linnevod of Edgerten.
John Thoreson of Edgerton was up
here Monday taking measurements for
the military suits, which are expected to
arrive here in about two weeks.
Professors Teisberg, Paulson and En-
geseth, also Carl Christensen and Baron
Tomten attended the Michigan Wiscon-
Gin Oanoo at Madison Saturday
The football game here last Friday be-
tween Deerfield High School End our
boys resulted in victory for the latter
by score of II to 5. The game proved
very interesting and was witnessed by
many spectators.
The following program was given in
Chapel hall, Halloween:
Piano Duet -. Misses johnson and Holyerson
Vocal Solo. ................M Miss Clara Hemslng
Remarks on HallOwe' en-. ....... Prof Telsberg
Nlonn SOLO. IJ ,sls 90
Recitation. .....................N1n Nina NOrdgaafo
Reading ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Prof. EngeSeth
Piano Solo. ................k Katherine HustVeot
Fulton
Mrs Carrie Taylor of Dallas, is visiting
relatives here.
Everyone is busy harvesting sugar
beets these fine days.
Mrs S Biggar of Walkervi.le, Cana
da, is home for short visit.
NH Soverhill and daughter Florence
were callers here on Tuesday.
re Pease attended the LaFollette
meeting in GAINESVILLE Monday night.
Ernest Attlesey started in shredding
corn this week. He says he expects a
good long run this year.
The funeral of Miss Elizabeth Bentley
will be held in the Fulton church
Thursday at 2 m. Interment in Fulton
cemetery.
The ia nous old Nail Keg Club have
reorganized for the winter and hold
evening sessions from until $50. The
officers for this winter are L H Thurston,
pres; e n Jessup, sec; Richard Pease,
treas; G S Dodge, moderator. The
state political question is under heated
discussion at every session at present
and the general discussion is in favor oil
Peck.
The Fulton Lecture Course committee
announce the first number of the course
lecture to be given ct the church on
Wednesday, Nov 9th at 8 p. m. Lee
Francis Lybarger comes to us very high
~ recommended by the bureau. Let
everyone come out and hear him and
help to make the large attendance of the
first number promise the most success
full course we have ever had.
Rev A A Wood left Wednesday fol
Milwaukee where he will join Mrs Wood
Rev Wood has accepted an enthusiastic
call to the pastorate of the First Con
gregational church of Ellsworth, Iowa
His household goods were shipped or
Tuesday. Rev Wood and wife have
made host of friends in Fulton who
sincerely regret their departure. MI
Wood says that he has good new
church, large new parsonage, good en-
thusiastic workers and promising
field.