The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-09-09
ROCKDALE

spent LIE WEEK Will ueI pdICItO, &c
turned home last Monday.
Mr.. Lowe came down from Madison
Saturday evening to spend a couple OF
days with his wife and child.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Tellefson, Emil
Herried and Miss Hilda Herried mo-
tored to Madison last Saturday.
Ruth Anderson, a daughter of Ole
Anderson, returned to Chicago last
Monday after spending her vacation
here.
Mrs. Ole Gutterud and Mrs. C. o.
Tellefson visited with the formers
mother, Mrs. Martin Anderson, last
Monday.
DR.. Carries and DR.. Pollock of Chica-
go, who have spent couple of weeks
here, returned to their home last Sun
day evening.
Mrs. M. J. Lien and daughter Hazel
and Mrs. Lowe and son Kenneth spent
last Sunday afternoon with Rev. and
Mrs. Halvorson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Pringle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Wright of Chicago are
spending a couple of days at Tellef-
sons Acorn Dell cottage, Lake Ripley.
MIR. and Mrs. Tony Anderson spent
last week with their son Orlow at Mil
waukee and took in the State fair, re-
turning home Monday evening.
Mrs. Casper Holm of Merton and her
arrived here Sunday to spend couple
r. Iax lot nd fvin dc
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tellefson Of Ed
gerton tried to call on some of their
relatives here last Sunday afternoon
but found none of them at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Teddie Anderson and
son visited with Mrs. Green at Fl. At
kinson. Sunday they spent at Wau-
kesha Beach, returning home Monday
morning.
Mr.. Harlow Tellefson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo. Tellefson were among those
who took in the doings at Waterloo on
Labor day and report good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Gutterud entertain
ed the following last Sunday: Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Howe, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Moen and Lola Jerdee of Stoughton and
Mrs. Roe of Madison.
Torval Anderson spent last week in
Chicago in the interest of his patent
foot feed and foot rest. He expects to
hear from there this week and if the
prices, etc., are satisfactory they will
begin manufacturing and place them
on the market.
! Mr.. Reirson and his crew are putting
in cement coping and gutter around
the village park Rockdale has the
smallest park in the U. S., and people
come from all parts of the world to see
it. 1t is not the size alone that always
attracts attention.
The Ladies society held in the church
parlors last week and entertained by
Mesdames Halvor Hanson, A. G. and
| G. 0. Tellefson was largely attended,
the receipts being 20 dollars. The So
ciety will meet Thursday next week at
the same place and entertained by the
Mesdames Neil Olson and NJ j. Lien.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
| Gust Bekj orden, our village constable,
was out JOY riding last Saturday even
| ing and while on their way home he
ran mis- Ford into the bank and had a
general smashup. Arnold Anderson re-
ceived broken nose, Gust was badly
bruised in his face and has been con-
/; fined to the house, the other occupants
came out without scratch. The Ford
was badly wrecked and had to be haul
ed in in truck
Tuesday, August 3Oth, Mr.. and Mrs.
IoFc II o,.fx
at their cottage at Lake Ripley in
daughter Genevieve's birthday. All
their children and grandchildren were
there, Mrs. Tellefson's brothers and
and is looking hale and hearty in her
two sisters were there, so you can see
it was family party. A bountiful
dinner was served on the cafeteria
plan. the afternoon was spent in visit
ing, music and singing and listening to
the heavy showers of rain that poured
down and spoiled all outside sport. All
happy returus of the day.
Mrs. Henry Stewart passed away
Tuesday evening, Aug. 80, after hav-
ing had several strokes Her maiden
name was Anne Louise Larson. She
was born in the town of Oakland, JEFF
| ferson county, in 1859, of the parents
Ole and Hage Larson. Her father died
in the civil war. and the family moved
to Rockdale where she has made her
home. She was united in marriage to
James Henry Stewart and in this union
one son, Harry, was born. She also
took Adeline Anderson, daughter of
Ole Anderson, when she was 9 weeks
old, who has lived with them ever since
They have lived as mother and child
Mrs. Stewart gave her the tenderness
and loving care in her infancy that only
a mother can give, and Adding gave
her the tenderness and loving care dur
ing her illness that only daughter can
give. Mrs. Stewart became widow
16 years ago. The funeral was held
Thursday, Sept. 1st, at the Rockdale
church, Rev. Krostu officiating at the
church, house and grave She was laid
to rest in the Rockdale cemetery. She