The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-09-11
CORRESPONDENCE.


Albion.
Harry Lawton is on the sick list.
Mrs Geo Lilly is having her house re-
shingled.
Mrs NJ j Bolser was Madison visitor
last week.
Marie Sweat was on the sick list the
first of the week.
DR. and Mrs c r Head went to Madi-
son the first Of the week.
Mrs w Ell Lester and sons are spend
ing the week in Milwaukee.
Public school begins next Monday and
the academy week later.
Rev and Mrs Ell G. Van Horn visited
with friends in Milton Sunday.
Mrs G. G Reuterskiold was visiting
Milton Junction friends last week.
Mrs A B Landphere of Hammond, La
was calling on friends 10 town last week.
KID Coon spent Saturday and Sunday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs . l. Coon.
Alfred Williams was out from Chicago
and spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs &
f. Green.
Miss Gertrude Campbell of Milton Wis
tied DR. and Mrs Crosley from Friday to
Monday
Mrs J Wescott and her aunt, Mrs
Sylvia Gates. visited at VIM Crandall's
Wednesday.
Estlie Jeffrey and Frank Langworthy
left Thursday for Alfred, n Y, to resume
studies in the university.
William FL Whitford of Cedar Falls,
Iowa came Thursday and is visiting rel
atty es and friends here.
Mr. and Mrs E D Coon and daughter,
Mary, of Milton Junction we're in town
Sunday on their way to Utica.
Miss Florence Wescott of Fort Atkin
son is being entertained at the home OF
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs F r Wes-
colt.
A L Whitford has bought the Mar
shall Coon farm at Rock River. He also
sod his place in Albion to Philip
Schmidt.
Daniel Maxson of Wausau, Wis, visit
ed Mr. and Mrs Fl A Head from Friday
to Sunday. Mr. Maxson is an old stu
dent of Albion academy.
John Lester and wife and Bert Arm
strong OF Oakland, Mrs Chas Fitch and
son Oh LuoFdlu OIONS, SpOuI ouhAoJ
at the home of W Ell Lester.
About forty young people assembled
at the home of Mr. and Mrs A G Burdick
Monday evening for farewell party for
A e Webster, who left for Alfred, n Y,
Tuesday Refreshments were served and
a pleasant evening enjoyed by those
present.
VAN HoRN-BABCoCK.
A pretty home wedding occurred last
Thursday afternoon at the home of Rev
and Mrs S Ell Babcock, the occasion be-
ing the marriage OF their daughter, Alb
bic to the Rev Ell G Van Horn Of Rich
burg, n Y. At four o'clock the strains
of the wedding march played by Pres w
G. Daland of Milton college, the bride
and groom, unattended, descended the
stairway and took their places beneath
an arch Of cypress and asters banked
with maiden hair ferns. The marriage
service was performed by the Rev s IL
Babcock, father of the bride. The bride
was gowned in white crepe trimmed with
medallions Of lace, ano carried roses.
Following the ceremony and congratu
lations dainty, three-course supper was
served. The dining room was beautl-
fully decorated with nasturtiums. A
large number Of beautiful presents were
received by the bride. The Rev Van
Horn is we'll and favorably known, hav-
ing filled the S D pulpit here several
times. He was graduated from Milton
college in the class Of '98 and was later
ordained to the ministry by the S ID b
church of Milton. At the present time
he is pastor of church at Richburg,
Y, and is taking work at the theological
seminary at Alfred, n Y. Mrs Van Horn
was graduated from Milton college last
spring, being valedictorian of her class.
She is an accomplished young lady and
will be greatly missed by the young peo-
pie of both Albion and Milton. Among
those from out of town who attended the
wedding were: Ell Reider and wife,
Hollie Reider, Door Creek, Wis: Miss
Mizpeh Sherburn, Chicago; Mr. Walter Green,
Alfred, N Y; Mrs Wardner, Mrs Lora Davis,
Mr. and Mrs Stout, Milton Junction; Pres and
Mrs w Daland, DR. L PlattS, Mr. and Mrs
L A BabcocE, Dr. and Mrs M L Brown Mr. and
Mrs 4 NJ Van Horn, DR. and Mrs l. NJ BaocOck,
Mr. and Mrs Granville BabcOck, Mr. and Mrs
James Ska gigs, Prof and Mrs Albert WhitfOrd,
Prof and Mrs WhitfOrd. Mr. and Mrs Miles
Rice, Mr. and Mrs John BabcOck, Misses Anna
Rice, Ella BabcOck, Blanche Babcock, aud MI
Geo Hurley, Milton.
The Rev Van Horn and bride go next
Tuesday to visit friends in Jackson Cen
ter Ohio, and Richburg, n Y, and will
be at home at Alfred, n Y, after Oct LIST.
The best wishes of their many friends go
with them to their new home.
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