The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-12-18
CORRESPONDENCE.
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Ruth Stillman is very Ill with pneu-
monia.
Mrs G NJ Williams is on the sick list
this week.
Mrs Ezra Crandall is improving from
her recent illness.
Otto Ream of Lima, Ohio, is working
for M J Babcock.
Marion Bliven has been on the sick
list with pneumonia. n#HG>
George Moore is improving from Sc
we're attack of pneumonia.
Mrs Samuel Burdick has been Madi-
son visitor the last week.
Mrs G c Reuterskiold of Neville
called on friends here Monday.
Miss Nellie Babcock visited at A L
Whitford's, Rock River, few days last
week. +
Mrs D Frink of Milton Junction is
spending the week with her daughter,
Mrs G L Walters.
Harold Babcock was at home over the
Sabbath, and is now able to go about
without crutches.
The annual dinner occurred at the
Town Hall Sunday, and good crowd
was present considering the very cold
weather.
TB Collins returned the last of the
week from trip to Williamsburg, Va,
and reports good business in land IN
that part of Virginia.
About fifty friends of Mr. and Mrs NJ
Dates made surprise party for them
Sunday evening, the occasion being their
tenth wedding anniversary.
Rev O u Whitford presented the work
of the missionary society, of which he is
secretary, in very interesting manner
at the regular service last Sabbath. :
North Albion Prairie.
Miss Nellie earns visited with Mrs o
0 Aas Sunday afternoon.
Miss Emma Heble called on Mr. and
Mrs ] Fl Carpenter Saturday afternoon.
Walter Carpenter transacted business
in Edgerton Friday afternoon the past
week. 1885, ~
Antoine Olson delivered load of fine.
porkers to P c Brown at Edgerton on
Saturday.
The fresh winter weather that hes ar
rived somewhat unexpectedly rather
makes the people hump to get there
Still there is another telephone line
under contemplation above us, and no
doubt that Rockdale will become great
central in the near future.
Gust Aas delivered ten fine pigs to
andrew johnson & Son at Cambridge
Tuesday this week for $40 per hundred.
HA Howe of Fort Atkinson was a
welcome caller on the Prairie Saturday
afternoon and Sunday. We are informed
that Mr. Howe bought horse of Her
man Heble while here on his visit
Our fine going we have been having
all winter so far has played out, and the
fact of the matter is that now we have
not any, so to speak. 1t is neither good
wheeling nor good sleighing so we term
it about :. alf and 'alf." and go with just
what conveyance we take notion.
S P Saunders, Gust Carlson and Her
man Heble went to Chicago Monday
evening. The boys took down several
horses to be disposed of and contemplate
the purchasing of several while 10 the
city, to be shipped back here. There
seems to be quite call for horses in our
vicinity this winter. g
Our people were somewhat surprised
on Sunday morning last when they arose
TO find themselves as some termed it, in
Alaska. Well, it was near enough that
point as all will admit, for on investigat-
ing the thermometers the mercury was
down to % degrees below zero. But of
course on the other hand, we cannot ex-
pect much different as North Albion
Prairie lies a short distance below, SO We
are subject to most of those boreal
changes without much of any warning.
Makes assimilation perfect, healthy
blood, firm muscles, strong nerves.
Quickens the brain, makes and keeps
you WELL Great medicine, Rocky Nom
tain Tea. Perry & Dotv.
Albion Prairie.
Mrs Marion Slagg has tonsilitis.