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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-24

BERLIN. Dec. .f.--The entire fam
ily Of Herr wilhelm Krltz suffered
from beiiadonna poisoning after eat.
ing Hiewed rabbit. An investigation
showed that the rabbit had eaten
some nigh;shade berries without sui
fcring any harm itself.
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Rainier Chapter. u. A r.

Rainier chapter. n. A. H.. Will hold
It's ncr, meeting at tho home OF Mrs
John q, Matthews. 1874 ..nd ave. n
on December 81 At o'clock. Mira
George T. Dalton. president Of the
National Travellers Aid society, will
speak and Mrs, Ruth Pcpp-r.RsnR
storff viii give a group Of violin
numbers. accompanied By Prof. liar.
~ Burdick-
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Benefit for g. 4. u Home Of
ruxaliuu

Under the auspices Of Col Ellis.
worth circle and Home Sewing club
benefit for the Ladies' Grand Army
o. The Republic home at Puyailup
will be given Ia Veterans hall. Ar.
mory. Thursday evening. December
20. Fancy and useful articles will
be on saie. Cards will begin AZ $50
O'Clock. Home.cooked dinner served
at 6. Home hope chcE- aIoughtonl
win be disposed Of at 100. and the
evening card party. for which there
will be prizes and refreshments. will
begin al $40
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Small Informal Dance

Miss Harriet Baxter and MiEs Bea-
trice Peoples will entertain with a
small informal dance at the Sunset
club Wednesday evening. December
%. compiimenting Miss Barbara Bux.
ton. OF Port Alberni. u. C.. who Is
The guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. David Ed
ward skinner
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Victory Clubs Rail

Tho Victory club will give It's
fourth annual New Years eve ball
Saturday. December 81. at the Ma.
sonic temple. Dancing win begin at
. o'clock. and two orchestras will
furnish the music for tho occasion.
The committee in charge includes
Mr.. Oscar Seegar. Mr.. Carl Monsoon
Mr.. Arnold Andrews. Mr. Fred X
Sanders and Mr.. Robert Ellsworth.
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hall. armory. The dinner will be
followed by an entertaining program
Of music. At $40 the camp and
auxiliary will hold a joint ins,aIla.
ton OF officers. An patriotic organi.
cations and their friends invited to
be present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-24

Tho Acacia, or Young Married
Womcu's club. will give their Christ.
mas party next Friday, December
30. at 1870 y. m. This will be for
about 90 or 80 little children. A gift
for each child will be furnished. be.
sides toys and Christmas sweets.
Baskets and clothing have already
been sent out by the club To needy
families. Mrs. George Kramer will
be responsible for games and refresh.
ments.
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Guests WIN BE


AIR and Mrs. NJ J. Taikenburg
Will entertain with a family dinner
and ehlldrvu'n party at their home
tomorrow. compllmenting their house
guests. Or and Mrs Harold Bunce
Myers and family Of Portland.
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Birds Hear Call
of Stuffed Mates

sARANAc LAKE. ~. Y. Dec. IS.
The window display in a local store
featuring woodland scene was 10
realistic that birds tried to get thru
the glass to join their stuffed broth
ers and sisters inside.
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Bridge Tea ARRANGED

compllmenting Mrs. Varde McFar-
land, who is leaving January 10 for
the Orient. Mrs. c. f. Gilroy will
entertain with bridge tea at her
home Tuesday. January 10.
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Masonic Club Dance

The Masonic club Of Seattle will
entertain with "A dance at the club.
rooms. Arcade building. on New
Years eve. 10 which all Masons and
their friends are invited. During
Christmas week. from December "a
20 January 2. inclusive, tho Masonic
club will keep open house for all
members OF tho organization.
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Informal Dinner for Son

Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Allen are
entertaining with an informal dinner
for their son. Ralph w. Allen, and
six Of his friends at their home Mon
day evening, later taking the party
10 the Orpheum.
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Seattle Lodge No. 20, o. d. n. s.

Seattle lodge No. ?. O. u. ". s..
will give their annual Christmas cello.
bration and dance December 20 at
tho Seattle Gymnasium hall, 1919
Eighth ave. All wolrome.
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Custer camp No. 1. Sons Of Vet.
Grams, and Custer auxiliary win serve
a home cooked dinner at y. m.
Tuesday January 3. I'm Veterans
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Orthopedic Tea Shop
Calendar

Tho guilds In charge Of IN. or;ho-
pedic Tea shop next week viii BE-;
Monday. Christmas holiday. shop
closed all day. Tuesday. pcnny.F'uhr.
man guild. Mrs. g. =. Hayes. chair
man; Wednesday Madrona. Mrs. y.
r. Mitchell. hostess. Thursday. Don.
ny.Fuhrman. Mrs. A. u. InEiis. host.
css: Friday. Mount Baker park. Mrs.
william A. Major. hostess: Saturday.
East Highland Drive gulld. Mrs. A.
G. Graft, chairman.
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cirniarmAa nfrnar

Colonel John l., Hayden. u 3. A.
commander Of the Puget found coast
defenses. will spend Christmas IN
Seattle. where he Will be- honor guest
at various functions. including "a din
ner given by Mr. and Mrs. James l..
Hayden.
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nnI.rcrAnI.n nlNNEn

ltEIE'TAEIE DINNER
A. his Fort Worden quarters on
Saturday Colonel John l.. Hayden,
u. q A.. commander OF the Puget
Sound coast defenaos, ana noted for
his detachable dinners. entertained In
compliment to Colonel Henry Mac
pherson Merriam. u. s. A. com
mhnder OF Fort Wordcn. and Mrs
Merriam.
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Ciionisn club

on "wednesday afternoon. D~ccm
Der IS tho ctonian club will be- en-.
'er'ained with Christmas party n,
the home % MIR. N. c. Belt, 4Taz
18Th ave. y. y. a, ? O'Clock. Nrr
Hell, VIII be assisted by Mrs. Arthur
Steele. Mrs. W. u. MorlAriiy and
Mira ~. II Audiey.
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Clubs
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Ninteria Club

Wintsria Club
on wednesday afternoon. Dccem.
her n. the winteria club met at the
home OF Mrs. a. Donway Court
whist was played and n delightful
luncheon served. Those attending
were: Mrs. r. Fitzgerald. Mrs. G..
Coy. Mrs H. Bremmer. Mrs. A. u.
Date. Mrs l.. williams. Mrs. J. Bum.
garner. Mrs. a. Smith. Mrs r. u.
Brennan. Mrs. J. II. sirnons. Mrs. ].
a. Stevenson and Mrs. J. l.. stlth.
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Luncheon at Home

Mrs. yar'ic Mcfarland entertained
with luncheon for twelve at her
home wednesday afternoon.
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anco Francaise. Union Francaiae and
friends arr invited. The program
consists OF the following numbers;
Overture par Muslque dc Dance
Selections French operas By SIM.
Jacques Jou Joryiilc and Phllras
Coniet. Mile Carmen Fry Mt the
piano. Occur d'enscFnhie chant, ia
Aaislon" Chorus. America" I'm.
prcFu. Dance. COLLATION.. Cloturc.
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SOCIETY AT THE HARBOR FORTS

Joseph Francis stiloy. y. y. 4. and
Mrs ktiley, With their house guest
Mas Lillpop. Chaplain George -
LouRbrake. u. n 4. and Mrs. Long
brake. Lieutenant Dean Richard
Hickey. y. y. H.. Lieutenant Gus
tayo II Yogel. y, =. A., Lieutenant
Lopez y. Lowry. 4. r. a.
Other Fort Worden hosts. apropor
~ the dance. were Captain w. a.
inmon. medical corps. ". X. A.. and
Mrs. inmon. who entertained Lieu.
tenant John Harvey Madison. a.. H.
A.. OF Fort Casey. ana Mrs. Madison.
ana Lieutenant Frederick L. Hay.
den, 4. .. A.. and Mrs. Frederick
l.. Hayden whose guests we're Lieu.
tenant J. Longutreet Whelchei. 4. r.
A.. Of Port Casey. and Mrs. Whclchel
CffRfHTMAG HOUSE PARTY
During the Christmas season MA.
jof Royal Kemp Greene. a.. y. A..
adjutant Of the Puget Sound coast
defennea. and Mrs Greene. will en-.
trrtain a holiday house party. their
guests Mr. J. ~ Martin. Miss Mar.
Tin. Mr.. J. Is. Martin. ~. Mr.. y. -
Martin, Of Port Angeles. and Mr.. and
Mrs IL. A. Martin. Of Seattle.
/ cHRIaTMAS CHEER
Turnout the harbor district under
the inspiration OF the commanding
officers. Colonel John l.. Hayden. y
! X. A.. commander Of the Puget
Z Sound coast defenser. Colonel Henry
Macpherson Merriam. u. 8. A., com
mander Of Fort Worden. Colonel
Harry r. Matthews. 4. 3. A., com.
mander of Fort Casey. and Captain
Arthur Kay Chambers. q. &. A.
commander OF Fort ward, Chrlstmaf
cheer viii be authorized for all the
children Of the forts. and for every
enlisted man.
Fort Worden'a program. IN add.
ton 20 music from the sixth Coast
Artillery Band. under the baton OF
Warrant Officer Alvin Hchier. 4. &
A.. will include community tree.
brilliantly lighted a, the fort gates.
n second tree In the Service Club.
carols and dancing arranged for the
children by Mrs. Fitzpatrick. wife OF
I Captain Francis James Fitzpatrick.
u. s. A.. and Christmas panio,
mime. written and presented by Mrs
Strickland. the talented young wife
Of Lieutenant Edward J. strickland.
4. =. A. who received her training
NJ the famous Boston school Of drs.
matte Interpretation
Fort Casey. besides the Chris; mas
screen picture. In the Service Club.
beautifully decorated with mountain
greens. viii hear a group Of Christ.
mas melodies. played by certain mem
beers Of the sixth Coast Artillery
/ Rand. detailed for that purpose
There VIII be tree. distribution OF
candies. and good wishes, followed
by a program ~ Christmas carols
Fort Ward will also have Christ
mas ceremonies. in connection with
the Christmas tree. laden with greet
inEs for the children and enlisted
men. especially interesting because
the occasion marks the dedication OF
the new Service Club.
Fort FiaFier viii be represented
ai the festivities ~ the other harbor
forts. where every Christmas cour.
trry viii be extended 20 the personnel
stiii remaining at abandoned Fiagier
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Closed on Mondnu

Tho orthopoiic Tea shop and the
Thrift shop Will be closed all day
Monday.
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French Alsace Lorraine Society's
Annual Dance

Tho French Alsace-Lorraino socl-
ETY. will entertain with It's annual
dance on Wednesday evening. De.
cembcr 2s, at the Geneva hotel. 20
which affair all members Of the All.
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ApRoros

APporos
On wednesday AZ their Fort wor.
den quarters a large dinner was Civ
en- by Major Alvin Charles Miller.
medical corps. 4. s. A.. and Mrs.
Miller. whose guests were served at
small. candle.llghied tables. dccked
In holly. surrounding the seasons
drlicaciee. and who later formed n
party for the Merriam dance. The
list Included Major Royal Kemp
Greene. a. &. A.. adju,ant % the
Puget sound coast defenscs. and Mrs.
Greene. Major Frank Dexter Applin.
Y. $. n. and Mrs. Applin. Captain
Louis James Bowler. a. s. A.. and
Mrs, Bowler. with their house guest.
Miss Ewes. Captain Kerwin ap. Rice.
Y. s. A.. and Mrs Rice. Captain
James y Jacobs. T. s A.. and Mrs.
Jacobs. Captain Francis James Fltr.
patrick. u. s. A.. and Mrs. Fi,r.
patrick. Captain Arthur u. Hughes.
y. 8. A.. and Mrs, Hughes. Captain
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Niinnewatha Club

Tho Minnewatha club Is entertain.
ing with dance In Chriatensen's
hall Saturday evening. December "a.
Miss Ruth Potter will give the
Gypsy Beggar Dance" In costume.
Special music and refreshments.
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y. ". G. A. Activities

The Re,obc club Of tho ballard
high school will postpone tia next
club meeting until the second week
in January. Tho executive board OF
tho club will meet wednesday after.
noon. December IS. at p. m. In the
girls club room on the third floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-24
TRIUMPHANT EXIT

TIN MILITANT EMIT
on Wednesday the Officerr' club
az Fort Worden. softly lighted. TO.
mantieally Rarlanded with Ivy and
holly. framed a charming dance. the
ranking party of the week, enhanced
by pretty women and distinguished
men. the glamour 81 formal dress, a
good floor. delicious music. and nm
equally delicious buffet. arranged by
Colonel Henry Macpherson Merriam.
y. q. A., commander % Fort Wor'
den. and Mrs. Merriam. in farewell
20 their house guest. Mrs. Madeleine
u. Clifford. whose visit has been n
series of trlumphs. and who left on
Saturday for California The long
list brouRh, out not only the civilian
ret hut all the line stationed AZ Fort
worden. Fort Casey and Fort Flag
Ter.
a small and smart affair. also In
farewell 20 Mrs clifford was the
dinner bridge given on Tueaday NJ
their Fort Worden quarters by Cap
tain Louis James Bowler. y. 8. A..
and Mr.. Bowler. who embelilshcd n
tempting menu with clever talk. ae.
centcd by holly on the snowy danask
and ice-iike candles bearing aloft
Christmas banners % green tuile tied
with holly. Completing the party
were Miss Ewes. the house guest ~
the hosts, Miss Liilpop. the house
guest % Captain Joseph Francis
stiisy. 4. =. A.. and Mrs. Stiiey.
Captain Syal l.. Adams. n. s. A..
Lieutenant Cyrus Quentin Shelton.
Z. = A.. Lieutenant Gustave IL.
yoKci y. 8. A.
Another farewell function. honor.
Ing Mrs Clifford. WINS the handsome
hridge.tea given on Thursday by Mrs
Black. wife Of Pas, Surgeon Waiter
Alvin Black. Y. y. r. H. f.. and open.
Ing their new and attractive town
house. Seven tables were In play.
high score trophies going TO Mr..
Fitzpatrick. wife Of Captain Francis
James Fitzpatrick. 4. y. A. and 20
Mrs. Appiin. wife Of Major frank
Dexter Appiin. u. y. A. the oonsoia.
ton falling 10 Mrs. Sanford Lake
~ the flower decked. tuiie cnmcshed
table coffee was poured hy Mrs. App.
lin. wife OF Major Frank Dexter App
lin. T.. y A. and the pat,ies served
by Mrs Charles Francls Kuhn. The
hostess aides were Mrs. Miller. wife
of Major Alvin Charles Miller. med
ical corpa. 4. \. A.. Mrs. James q
Mccuriy. Mrs. a. y. Werner. Mrs
Georg. WEIGH. Miss Barnes. Miss
Baker. daughter Of Surgeon Rinaido
Baker Y. =. L. II. g. Tho honor
guest was favored with an exquisite
souvenir. repeating the color scheme.
lavender and rose
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Ladies Of the Grand Army Home

thu H""HIIf h'ttIhk OF he MON.
berS OF the Ladies OF the Grand
Army home viii be held Monday,
January ?. at tho home In puyailup.
Friends 81 All" club win meet
Thursday. December 20. az y. m.
in the small dining room OF the Y.
w c. a. At T;is Miss Adele Maithy
viii give an inapirational talk TO the
girls In their club room on the third
floor. The balance OF the evening
will be for recreation.
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Tho Cosmopolitan club of the Y
". G. a. will meet for club supper
at 6 y. m. December 81. In the large
dining room Of the association at
715 D. m. Mira Darwin will talk TO
tho girls on Women OF tho Bible. -
Miss Anna McNaiiy has the program
in charge for the balance OF the
evening.
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The Faholo. or Y w. c. A. High
School club, has postponed It's meet.
ing until the first Thursday In Janu-
airy. 1892. This viii be their business
meeting and reports.
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Mr.. and Mrs James q. r-nton
who arc spending a month In ths
East, viii be the quests for Christ.
mas 81 Mr. Fentona parents In
Cleveland. Ohio.
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Chaplin Hunt. who IL attending IN.
nm school IN poitalown. Pa. ar.
rived last night 10 spend the holidays
with his mother. Mrs. BRED Fischer.
at the Hotel Sorrento.
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Mr.. Charlie. Morftx Thonn~n. Jr.
Is leaving the first OF the week for
Los Angeles 10 spend a month.
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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-11-11
ROCKDALE

Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Gutterud were at
Lake Mills last Sunday.
Albert Anderson has been doing jury
duty at Madison the past week.
Mrs. Joseph Naset, who has been
sick for some time, died Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Anderson and Mrs.
G. o. Anderson were at Madison last
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman and son Ted
die of Waterloo spent Sunday at the
parental home.
Mr. and Mrs. I'll. J. Tellefson took
dinner with their daughter, Mrs. John
Ruch, last Sunday.
John Norgard and daughter Eva Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. John Natseter
at Nora last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Tellefson and
Mrs. Ed and Miss Ella Rockney were
at Milwaukee Thursday of last week.
The Scissors Guild will meet in the
church parlors Saturday afternoon. en-
tertained by Mrs. Wesley Tellefson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruben Tellefson and
Mrs. III. 0. Smithback and children of
Utica spent Sunday evening at the
parental home.
Miss Gertrude Johnson, who is at
tending the u. w., spent Saturday and
Sunday at the parental home. She was
accompanied by a lady friend.
Alfred and Carel Christianson and
~ - Mo-
ing rabbits Tuesday of last week AL
fred is brother of Mrs. Teddie An
derson.
The school building is now ready for
the plasterers who are expected here
at once. The heating plant is installed
and it looks as if they may move in
during holiday vacation.
The work on the Cambridge Rockdale
road is making great progress. They
are now in the village limits of Cam
bridge, and the road is going to be in
good shape when finished.
Miss Frances TurnbulI was at the
Stoughton hospital last Saturday and
had her tonsils removed. She came
home Sunday and is getting along
nicely. She says she doesn't like dry
crackers or bread crust to eat; prefers
eggnog or cream.
Emil Herried was in Milwaukee Fri
day with truck load of veal and poul-
try. He was accompanied by his wife.
He makes another trip Tuesday of this
week. Herried Bros. are doing land
Office business in poultry, veal, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow Tellefson took
their eldest son, Clark, to the Lock
wood hospital at Edgerton last Satur-
day and had his adenoids and tonsils
removed His mother stayed with him
until Sunday when he was taken home
and is doing nicely.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-11-11
EAST PORTER

Miss Marie Fox was a Madison Wis
itor Saturday.
Mrs. E. Fox was caller on Mrs. P.
Barrett one day last week.
Mrs. Ross, GAINESVILLE, was caller at
the E. Wheeler home Friday.
P Kealey, GAINESVILLE, was caller in
this vicinity one day last week.
Mr.. John Marsden, Edgerton, was a
caller in this vicinity Wednesday.
Will Kopke, Center, is i'll with pneu-
monia. DR.. Edden is attending physi-
clan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hantke and son
Paul were GAINESVILLE shoppers Saturday
evening.
Miss Edna Barrett, Center, attended
the teachers convention in Milwaukee
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Harnack and
family were GAINESVILLE shoppers Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Michael Kelley spent a few
days visiting with her sister, Mrs. +.
Bradley, Evansville.
A birthday party was given in honor
of Miss Kathryn Burkheimer Saturday
evening. Playing cards was the enjoy
ment of the evening. A delicious sup
per was served at midnight. All report
a fine time.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-11-11
UTICA

Ell. Norris Klongland of Stoughton
was Sunday caller on VOLTA Bros.
Miss Ipgoborg Fosdal spent Saturday
and Sunday at Madison with friends.
Mrs. Anna Berg has been spending a
week at the home of her son Freddie.
Clara Furan, daughter of John Fur
an, is very i'll at their home east OF
Utica.
Mrs. Marcus Tellefson and children
were Saturday visitors at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Johnson.
Mrs. Torval Smithback returned home
Saturday from Madison and is getting
along as we'll as can be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sommerfeldt of Ed
gerton and Mr.. and Mrs. Art Furseth
of Evansville were entertained Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Koehn.
The Sunny Side school has been
closed the past week on account of the
teacher, Miss Dyerson, being taken ill
with scarlet fever Monday morning.
She was taken to her home at McFar-
land Tuesday.
Mrs. Gyellum was given surprise
on her 72nd birthday by the ladies of
the neighborhood at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Martin Halvorson, on
Friday afternoon. A collection was
taken in remembrance of the occasion,
and plenty to eat.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-11-11
Obituary
MRS. JOSEPH NASET.


Mrs. Joseph Naset passed away at
her home in town of Christiana last
Sunday at five o'clock in the afternoon.
For year and half she has been a
patient sufferer from tuberculosis. Her
maiden name was Adeline Gregorey,
born in Iowa, July IL, 1869.
On September "a, 1890, she was unit
ed in marriage to Joseph Naset, at
that time living in Kansas. Here they
spent six years. In 1896 they moved
to Wisconsin. Twelve children were
born to them, all living, and all at the
mothers bedside when the end came.
There are eight daughters, four of
whom are married, and four sons. The
youngest is daughter thirteen years
DID, Besides her husband and children
she leaves four grandchildren, two
brothers and three sisters. Her sisters
and brothers live in Missouri. She was
a devoted wife and mother and is sore
ly missed by those nearest to her.
The funeral was held from the First
Lutheran church, East Koshkonong,
Thursday this week at ZOO in the af-
ternoon, her pastor, Rev. Halvorson,
speaking the words of comfort to the
bereaved and reading the service. The
body was laid to rest in the Naset fam
lily lot in the church cemetery.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-11-11
PORTER

J. Kinney, Stoughton, was Porter
caller Saturday.
D. Casey and family spent Saturday
in GAINESVILLE.
G. H. Bates was business visitor in
Madison Wednesday.
The Jas. Barrett family were James,
vile shoppers Saturday.
]. Mullowney spent the week end
with relatives in Edgerton.
Francis Boss attended the football
game at Stoughton Saturday.
c. Miller, Evansville, was business
caller in this vicinity Saturday.
Mrs. Ruth Mccarthy, GAINESVILLE, was
an over Sunday visitor with Vera Boss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Ford and children
visited relatives in GAINESVILLE Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Doty of Edgerton
spent Wednesday at the Thomas Ford
home.
Harold Eastman and G. F. Burtis of
Evansville were callers in this vicinity
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Crawford and chill
dren of Evansville were callers in Por-
ter Sunday afternoon.
Robert Nelson and George Scofeld,
U. w. students of Madison, were Wis
itors of Verne Boss Sunday
Mr.. and MRS. E. NJ Nalan returned
to their home in Edgerton after week
spent on their farm here.
Miss Marie Fox and pupils, Hazel
Amundson. Sigrund Norby, Margaret
Boss and Montfred Johnson, were Mad
ison visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ford and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Maresch
GAINESVILLE, were entertained at the
Thos. Ford home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Nal an and daugh-
ter Margaret have returned home from
a weeks visit with relatives in north
ern Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Cox and daugh-
ter Mildred, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boss
motored to the August Koch home near
Whitewater and spent the day Sunday