The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-11-01

Important business for Woodmen at
the first meeting in November.
Teddy Ward OF Brooklyn was visit
ing with former friends here portion OF
last week.
Frank Brown has moved his family
to the John Ruosch residence in the first
ward
Mrs. G. e Shannon went to Chicago
Tuesday morning to pass few days Wis.,
iting with her sister.
The Euchre club were entertained
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gary
Wednesday evening.
"A Harvest supper will be given by
the Women's Relief Corps at G. r.
hall next Tuesday evening.
"A car load of northern potatoes
found ready sale the latter part OF the
week at 60 cents on the track.
John Barringer and wife OF Magno,
liza passed a few days with old time
neighbors and friends in this city.
The Stoughton Department Store
company announce their annual fall
opening in another column of this paper.
The Oracle requests all members OF
the Royal Neighbors to meet in Wood
man hall Wednesday evening, Nov. 9th.
The cloak and fur sale at Conn &
Schmidts this week has been success.
Many ladies were fitted out with hand
some garments for the winter.
Mr.. Cunningham, who has suffered
a severe nervous strain caused by an in
jury received while working in che
country, is rapidly improving.
Miss Ruth Watson left Tuesday for
Ravenswood, ILL.,, where she enters the
hospital in charge Of DR.. Bussey. She
will take three years course for trained
nurse.
Rev. l.. A. Parr assisted at the exer-
cises of the week celebrating the 5Oth
anniversary of the Congregational
church at Stougbton. He was down for
an address on Friday evening.
The Milton junction News has been
sold to e. M. Miles and Mr.. Holster,
who formerly were engaged in publish
ing a paper at Walworth. The new
owners take possession of the property
today.
! Little Elizabeth Raymond daughter
of Mrs. Amelia Raymond, was accom-
panied to Chicago Monday by her uncle
Harvey and from there went to Canton,
Mo, to reside with relatives for the
present.
Following is the program for the
weekly picture show at Royal hall
| Thursday evening: Another's Crime
Patsy Cracks 3kes-Pigeon Fairies =
Humorous Phases of Funny Faces =
japan Rapids on the River Osee.
j. D. Jones OF Wabasha, Mimi,
who is interested in the sheep ranges OF
the far west, stopped shipment here at
the feeding yards this week. Mr.. Jones
raised ten acre crop of tobacco on his
farm at Wabasha this season.
While j. A. Austin of Lima, was in
the act of removing a loaded gun, that a
hunter had placed against the fence
near his gate last Sunday morning, the
firearm accidentally went off and the
bullet passed through his first finger on
the left hand.
City Treasurer Dickinson is now
ready to receive your water rentals. Re-
member that he does not call on you,
but you must call on him. The order
from the waterworks committee provides
that you must. pay your rentals Eefore
the 18th of November.
The regular service will be held in
the M. E. church Sunday next. The
theme in the morning will be "My Faith
ers Business; that for the evening
Between Two Opinions" Preaching
by the pastor. Services 1870 a. 10. and
700 p. NJ, Sunday school II NJ, Epworth
League 600 p. m. Strangers always
welcome.
Relatives here were notified of the
death of Mrs. Geulson, formerly Dina.
maud Gunderson, at Stoughton Tuesday
afternoon after brie; illness. Her de.
mise comes as a great shock to heI
friends and very unexpected. She visit
ed relatives here in company with hel
mother on Saturday last and was appar.
emily in her usual health.
/ Through mistake in taking dose
/ of condition powders which he supposed
was powdered licerice, Jonathan Mars
den sent in hurried call for physician
one day last week. For few hours his
symptoms were similar to belladona
poisoning, but fortunately no serious
results occurred. The two compounds
looked and smelled nearly alike, hence
the mistake.
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