The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-01-13
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| Mrs. Clara Olson called on Carl Gun
| derson last Tuesday.
! Mrs Turi Evenson spent, Monday
| with Mrs. C. O. Tellefson.
| The butchers are filling their ice
house with nice bright ice.
J. G. Holm is spending a few days
with friends and relatives in Stoughton.
Mrs. Harlow TeIlefson and daughter
Verna were at GAINESVILLE last Monday.
The road gang has commenced haul
ing gravel again. They are hauling on
the Utica road.
| Mrs. Cecilia Linde entertained few
of her friends to 6 o'clock dinner
Tuesday evening.
Miss Harrison of Cottage Grove was
a caller here last Saturday. Miss Har-
rison taught our school here for two
years.
Mesdames Ole Gutterud, Geo. Ben
son, Misses Hannah and Letta Olson
spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. G.
A. Johnson.
Emil Herried took truck load of
veal and poultry to Milwaukee We'd
nesday. They make one and two trips
a week.
Mrs. O. Guterud, Mrs. John Venaas,
Misses Hannah and Letta Olson spent
Friday afternoon with Mrs c. 0. Tel
lefson.
Harold Olson, who has spent some
years in North Dakota, is here visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Olson,
and other relatives and friends.
Mrs. C. o. Anderson and Mrs. Hans
Anderson called on their cousin, Peter
Paulson, last Tuesday. Mr.. Paulson
has been ailing for some time.
The hockey game played on the ice
here last Sunday afternoon between
the East and West siders called out
good crowd and the game was interest
ing from start to finish. They were to
play 35 innings and up to the 18th in
ming it was nobody's game. The East
siders got the 18th inning and this de-
cided the game. The supper was served
in the village hall Tuesday evening to
large crowd. This is the second game
the East siders have won. The West
siders are going to have another game
and then they will do them up brown.
Here is letter received a few days
ago:
Railroad Crossing, Wis, Jan. a, 1922.
Dear Sir: You remember the last
time we met was during the first
days the peace conference was in
session and we were discussing the
peace question, andswe both thought
they would get that matter settled in
few days to the entire satisfaction of
the whole world; but it looks different
now and soon there will be nothing left
of the conference but the experience.
could name committee that could set
tie the peace question in three days.
| know you are curious to know whom
would appoint on this committee, so
will name them and give my reasons
for appointing them. To represent
England | would appoint G. 0. Tellef-
son of Rockdale, as England is the
greediest nation in the world. For
son of Oakland, as Japan was very
slow TO join the allies. For France
would appoint John Norgard of Rock
dale, as France is still afraid of Ger
many. For Italy | would appoint [. ID.
Larson of Stoughton, as Italy is not
very particular and easily pleased. For
the United States / would name Sen
ator Lenroot, as the United States does
not need diplomat. For Germany
had thought of Townley of North Da-
kota but find his time is taken up, so
would name ex-Gov Frazer of North
Dakota; he is at leisure and has plenty
Of time, and what Germany wants is
few sympathizers. Now / am sure you
will agree with me that these men
could put the. world on a peace basis in
less than three days, and confidence
again restored; and this world is run
mostly on confidence.
Most Respectfully Yours,
r. u. Krasey.