The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-06-30
CORRESPONDENCE
Stoughton

The news was received here Tuesday
of the death at Mazomanie Monday
morning of Rev G Deniston.
Three delicate operations have been
performed by DR. lverson the past week
at the Scandinavian American hospital,
and another one will be done. The hos
pital is becoming more popular every
week. as it saves big bill of expense to
the afflicted ones.
The severe Jolt of the freight caboose
in which he was returning from the
Beaver Grand Lodge at Stevens Point
the latter part of last week, threw Co.
Supt. Ames distance of eight or ten
feet against the corner of seat with
such force as to fracture a rib and
wrench the ligaments and muscles of
the chest and back.
At the residence of Mr. and Mrs = A
Hulsether on Wednesday at l2:3O by Rev
J A Stub, Mr. Clarence Onsgard and
Miss Louisa Jensen, both of this city,
were united in marriage. The couple
we're attended by Nels Onsgard, brother
of the groom, from Orfordville, and Miss
Tilla Larson of Edgerton; Arthur Jen
sen, brother of the bride, and Miss Ora
Kaaterud of Orfordville; Adolph Tros-
tene and Miss Emma Hanson.
Mr. and Mrs Ole o Flom celebrated
their golden wedding on Wednesday af-
ternoon and evening at their fine resi-
dence on the West side. One hundred
and fifty invitations had been sent out
and over two bundled people responded.
The esteemed couple are nearly 70 years
of age. They came to this country IN
1874 and are among the early pioneers OF
the county and state. Mrs Flom wore
the same bridal gown in which she was
married fifty long years ago. The groom
wore the only remeining garment OF his
bridal suit, vest, a souvenir he had
long since cherished. The couple were
welded fifty years ago in the town OF
Cottage Grove. The guests were ban
Quoted on Wednesday on the lawn where
100 were served at time. After the
wedding feast social and pleasant time
was INDUCED in until late in the night.
Mr. and Mrs Flom were the recipients OF
a gold headed cane, gold headed para
sol and a gold lined silver tea set from
their friends The occasion is one to be
proud of and one not INDUCED IN by
every married couple
A terrific wind and rain storm passed
over this place Sunday evening. NO
particular damage was done in the city,
but our rural neighbors east OF town
were not so fortunate. Andrew Schoe,
who resides on the 0 0 Oftelie farm, had
his barn and tobacco sheds all blown
down and machinery destroyed. A span
of horses in the barn at the time were
knocked down and buried in the debris.
Filing Gilbertson's tobacco barn was
blown down and the roof carried across
the highway. n Altemus lost tobac-
co barn, Ole Kaupanger one and y Il
Aadland's large sheds went down IN the
gale. Ole X Lunde lost his barn and to-
bacco shed and other damage done. Ev-
erything was destroyed around the Ole
Mennes place except the dwelling house.
Mrs Hagrup Olson's barn and sheds we're
demolished, also those of Ole Ellingsrud.
Three large sheds of Orrin Alderman
were destroyed and farm machinery
ruined and his large barn removed from
it's foundation. Orrin Luraas, A A Thor
son and liver L Erdahl all lost heavily
by the storm, over fifty lights of glass
being broken from the windows of Mr.
Erdahls home Crops suffered badly
from the hail, much of the recently set
tobacco being moved down and pound
ed into the earth.
Makes digestion and assimilation
perfect. Makes new red blood and bone
That's what HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea will do. A tonic for the sick and
weak. IS cents, Tea or Tablets. Ii. j..
StanoI