The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-08-25
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Mrs Martha Coon is very i'll at present
writing.
Mr. Collie Saunders is visiting his
brother, Charles.
ar A G Burdick made business trip
to GAINESVILLE Monday.
Mrs Emma Stone and son, Earl visited
relatives Saturday.
Mrs Victora Day of Beloit is visiting
relatives and friends
Messrs Purdy and Messmer OF Sum-
ner were in town Sunday.
Mr. Claud Stout and mother attended
church here last Sabbath.
Row Burdick was a caller at Milton
Junction Saturday evening.
Frank Wescott and wife visited rela-
tives in Milton Junction Sunday.
Mrs Mabel Crawford of Indiana called
on relatives and friends Saturday.
Charles Randolph and family of Ed
gerton gave this town call Sunday.
Mrs Grace Woodward of Rio is the
guest of her brother, Jim Harrington.
The S D B Sabbath school held pic
mic in Roy Saunders grove Monday.
Mrs Abbie Crandall was called to help
care for Mrs 0 2 Saunders, who is i'll.
Master Lynn Lester visited relatives
and friends in Oakland the past week.
Miss Alice Stillman entertained Miss
Jessie Converse Of Beloit the past week.
Mr. Hans Olson and family of Cam
bridge called at g G Reuterskiold's Sun
day.
JE White and daughter, Nellie, visit
ed Mrs Whites parents in Rockton Fri
day.
MrKPCoon of Chicago visited at the
parental home from Saturday until Mon.
day.
Miss Nellie Osborne visited at Mrs
L Holtons in Edgerton the first of the
week.
CT Harrington of Rio, Wis, visited
his son, Jim, from Thursday until Mon
day.
The Home Benefit Society met with
Mrs Freeman Atwood Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs Mary Burdick is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Willis Scotield, at Indian
Ford.
Miss Eoise Thomas visited her grand
parents at Rock River from Thursday
till Sunday.
Mr. Louie Babcock and family of Mil
ton were over Saturday visitors with
relatives.
Miss Mignon Whitford and brother,
Elmer, of Rock River were visitors at
Harry Thomas Sunday.
Mrs Fred Lawton is entertaining her
sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs Claw
son of California.
Mrs Alyge Mielke and husband of Chi.
cage visited her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs Franz Wescott, Thursday.
NJ and Mrs Bert Landphere of Ham
Inond; Louisiana, called on relatives and
friends Saturday and Sunday
Mrs Holmes and daughter, Eunice, OF
Nebraska we're visitors at Mark Head 8
from Friday till Tuesday.
Rev E G. Richardson of Edgerton de-
liyered a very Interesting discourse IN
the S D B church Sabbarh morning.
Mrs Merton Head and two children
returned to their home in Harland, Min
nesota. after a three weeks visit with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs & G Reuterskiold were
callers at Will Showers on Albion Pral-
RE Saturday and made the acquaintance
of the new grandson.
Miss Emma Randolph returned from
her trip to Oregon THURSDAY. While
gone she visited the Lewis Il Clark Tx
position. Salt Lake City, Denver and
Colorado Springs.
Mr. Harvey Burdick returned from
Iowa Thursday. He is packing his
household goods and will move to Wei.
ton, Iowa, where he intends to follow
his vocation of teaching.
During the thunder storm of Friday
evening lightning struck tree IN ID
Heads yard followed the telephone wire
into the house and tore the paper on the
wall.
DIR Crosley and wife entertained MI
CHI Stewart of Edestein, Ill, Miss Nina
Shaw of Milton and Miss Gertrude
Campbell of Minnesota Saturday ane
Sunday
Dear Gus:-I have solved the moth
er-in-law problem, just give her regular
ly HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. |
will make her healthy, happy and. docil,
as lamb. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. II
j. Stangl.
West Porter
Miss Esther Bradley visited friends il
Leyden last week.
Mr. and Mrs w Stewart rejoice owe
the arrival of baby boy.
MrCF Downey and wife of Dunkir
Sundayed at Mrs j F McCarthy's.
James Boyle sold his 'O4 tobacco to !
Decker of GAINESVILLE for 10 cents per Ii
Mrs Nels Nelson and family of Edgel
ton spent Sunday at the home OF jon
Hart.
Messrs u r and G. w Mccarthy spen