The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-07-17
Albion.

Albion.
Mrs John Swartout has been sick the
past week.
Whooping cough is claiming some vic
TINS about town.
Mrs NJ Crosley and Miss Ella were in
Stoughton Monday.
Mrs E G Williams and Mrs Clifford
Crane were in Stoughton Monday.
Alb Campbell and wife went to Wal
worth Friday for visit with friends.
VIM Platts of Milton returned home
Monday from weeks visit with friends
here.
Mr. and Mrs G Moore, Mrs Bewick
and Miss Bessie Bewick went to Madi-
son Tuesday.
Mrs r G Green aud SONS, Wayland and
Sidney, visited friends in Walworth a
few days last week.
Mrs VIM Hayes and daughter, Elva, of
GAINESVILLE have been visiting relatives IN
town the past week.
All those members of the Sabbath
school who were present each session
last quarter we're invited to the home OF
the superintendent, Mr. d L Babcock,
last Sunday evening. Ice cream and
cake we're served and a pleasant time
enjoyed by all present.
The lack of high school in the town
has cost the town of Albion about i've
hundred dollars this year in buttons
paid to schools outside the town. This
together with the high school money
from the state would more than pay the
salary of high school teacher.
The Albion G E society cordially re-
quest your presence at a social to be
given at the S D B church, Thursday
evening, July %. An interesting literary
and musical program will be given, after
which ice cream and cake will be served
on the lawn. Come and pass an enjoy
able evening.
Fulton.
Carrie O'Berg is working for Mrs
Frank Sayre.
Basha Pease has been visiting in
GAINESVILLE the past week.
Bessie Greene is attending the teach
ers' institute at GAINESVILLE.
in Milwaukee last Wednesday.
Miss johnson of Iowa, who has been
visiting her cousin Florence Halvorson.
left last Saturday.
The young people are getting up a
dance for this week Friday evening at
the hall of the 0 G T.
Grandma Pease had fall a few days
ago, and while no bones were broken her
right arm was quite severely bruised.
Quite a number of people from this
vicinity are planning to attend the Mo-
mona Lake Assembly at Madison, which
begins July 22nd
Mr. Soverhill and daughter, Mrs De
Forrest, of GAINESVILLE, were greeted by
many old friends at the church last Sun
day. Mr. Soverhill was visiting the new
made grave of his wife in the Fulton
cemetery.
DR. Verne representing the We We
Drug Co of Debuque, Iowa, entertained
the Fulton people for few evenings last
week at Stewards hall, and leaving a
stock of his remedies at Murwins store.
The doctor gave very interesting talk
in the church Sunday evening to large
congregation, concerning his experiences
and observations as surgeon with the
Rough Riders in Cuba, while Mr. Cor
bett, a medical student travelling with
him, entertained the audience with
music by means of graphophone. The
general verdict concerning these gentle
men seems to be that expressed by a
young lady, They're all right"
Porter.
Farmers are busy haying these days.
D Casey and E Ford have purchased a
new threshing outfit.
Miss Maggie Flarity of Edgerton, was
pleasant caller on Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Peach is visiting this week
with her sister in Evansville.
Mrs Leary and Mrs Margaret Mooney
of Edgerton, spent Monday here.
Mrs Thos Huggett is very low. DR.
Fox of GAINESVILLE was called Tuesday.
Mrs Martha Darlington returned home
from the Palmer Hospital in GAINESVILLE
last Wednesday, where she had been for
a week receiving treatment for her eyes
There is general improvement in her
condition.
At the annual school meeting held in
the Eagle district, G W Nichols was
elected as clerk to fill the unexpired term
of w Barrett, resigned, and j. Barrett
for treasurer. 1t was decided to build
new fence around the school yard, also
new wood shed.
G W Nichols and M Nottenstad are
the first in the neighborhood to purchase
the Joyce cultivatot, Messrs Joyce &
Flarity were here the first of the week
Duttinp the cultiyatOrS in oparatiop AS
they give excellent satisfaction doubtless
other farmers here will soon be pur-
chasers.