The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-07-28
CORRESPONDENCE


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Mrs Tillie Plum of Sumner is visiting
her sister, Mrs Emma Osborne.
Mr. Ardwin Davis went to Welton
Iowa, Thursday to visit friends.
Mrs J E White and daughter went to
Monroe Thursday to visit relatives.
Alice Stillman is attending the teach
ers' institute in Stoughton this week.
Mr. Fl @ kipp of Beloit visited Mr. Nc
Carthy's people Saturday and Sunday.
Miss BERTHE Roybar of Baskerville,
Iowa, is visitor at Mrs William McCar-
thys.
Miss Vera Whitford of Edgerton was
the guest of friends from Friday till
Sunday.
Miss Lula Estes of Stoughton took
tea with 0 L CooD's family on Saturday
evening.
Master Charles Maxson of Milton was
a guest of Horace Stillman few days of
last week.
Miss Nellie Babcock visited Miss
Mignon Whitford at Rock River a por-
ton OF the past week.
Mrs Edith Randolph and two children
of Milton were guests OF relatives here a
portion of the week.
Mrs Abbie Crandall and Miss Phoebe
Sheldon are attending the Monona AS
sembly at Madison this week.
On account of poor health Earl Davis
ceased working in the creamery and
started for Hazel, S D, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Atwood arrived from
Boulder, Colorado, Thursday to visit the
parental home and other relatives.
Mr. Washington Pool of Duluth, MINI,
visited his sister, Mrs Ell FL Mills, and
other relatives few days last week.
Miss Nellie Osborne returned from
her weeks visit with friends and rela-
tives in Sumner and Fort Atkinson Sun
day.
Nathan Kelly went to La Porte, Ind,
Sunday to bring back Henry Coon who
has been in hospital there the past
five weeks.
Uncle Lee and Aunt Mary Coon re-
turned from their outing at Lake Ke-
gonsa Friday noon, being absent nearly
four weeks.
Monday Mark Brown and family of
Milton moved their household goods into
his residence lately vacated by De Flor
ence Whitford's family.
Rev Van Horn; A B Campbell and
wife and Mrs Albino Davis were present
at the funeral of Rev George Crandall at
Milton Junction Sunday.
Miss lone Babcock of Oshkosh came
Thursday to visit her grandparents. Mr.
Frank Wescott and wife, Mrs Eliza
Crandall and other relatives.
Harvey Burdick started for Welton,
Iowa, Monday to visit the parental home
and return with his family who have
been visiting there for few months.
Wardie Whitford will be head man
with Bill Attlesey's steam thresher again
this season. He began threshing Tues
day for Frank Brown over at Hardware.
The team driven by Thomas Collins
on George Walkers farm ran away Fri
day, throwing Mr. Collins off the mower,
bruising his temple, breaking some of
his ribs and giving him bad shaking up.
Mr. Frank Wescott and wife received
telephone Sunday morning informing
them that their son, William, living at
Fort Atkinson, was seriously i'll from the
effects of hemorrhage caused by can
Ger with which he is afflicted
Beginning with Wednesday evening,
August 2, the band will give open-air
concerts the first and third Wednesday
evenings Of each month as long as the
weather is favorable. Concerts to begin
promptly at s p a. Ice cream will be
served in connection with concerts to
try and defray expenses. If the people
appreciate the bands efforts they are
cordially invited to show it by their at
tendance and patronage.