The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-07-03
Albion,

Wallace Tyler was at home over Sun
day.
AE Webster was Stoughton visitor
Tuesday.
j White was in town Monday and
Tuesday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Fl w Stillman,
June 26, a girl.
School meeting next Monday evening
at the school house.
Miss Minerva Stillman of Milton Wis
tied at home Tuesday.
M j Bolsers paint shop has been
moved and is being repaired.
Bonnie and Leone Collins are visiting
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs T B
Collins.
Estlie Jeffrey is expected home this
week from Alfred, n Y, where he has
been attending the university the past
year.
II G. Stewart came over from Milton
Tuesday for a visit with friends before
returning to his home at Edelstein, Ill.
Miss Marion Moore gave birthday
party to number of her little friends
Monday, it being the sixth anniversary
of her birth.
Albion Prairie.
Mrs Jane Cooper of Edgerton is visit
ing Mrs Leonard Marsden.
Mr. and Mrs G Dickinson visited at L
G Spikes at Stebbinsville Sunday.
VIM Bussey left for Tyndall, S D, last
Friday. He expects to be absent two
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Craig and Mr. and Mrs
NJ Flom visited friends at Utica last
Sunday.
Thos Bussey returned to his home in
Tyndall, S D, after spending week with
relatives here.
Mesdames A Vickers, T Moore and Ell
Goodrich visited with Mrs FL Taylor at
Albion Monday.
Mrs Isaac Dickinson and daughter,
Bessie, returned to their home in Edger-
ton after spending week with relatives
here.
Friends of Miss Bernice MADISON will
be pleased to hear that she received
fourth place at the declamatory contest
held at Jefferson.
Tobacco is all transplanted. Although
there was a shortage Of early plants
caused by rot the late plants have done
we'll. The cool weather has been favor
able to the newly set plants.
The flag will be unfurled for all at F
L Mabson's picnic grove on the Fourth
of July. The program will not consist
of long tedious speeches, orations or ad-
dresses, but each one is invited to make
a program for himself. There will be a
booth where you can be supplied with
ice cream, lemonade, candies, fruits, etc
and besides these you are requested &c
bring your dinner basket and enjoy a
good old fashioned picnic dinner.
Fulton.
Miss Mae Wood of Milwaukee is visit
ing at the parsonage.
Josephine Brown came home last
Tuesday for brief stay.
Miss Holloway has secured a position
in the Douglas school in GAINESVILLE.
Many former residents of Fulton are
expected to spend the 4th with us.
Carrie O'Berg, one of our graduates
has secured employment in GAINESVILLE.
Miss Warner entertained friends anc
relatives from Stoughton and GAINESVILLE
last Sunday.
Everybody is invited to spend theiI
4th with the Fulton people in a genuine
old fashioned picnic.
Let everyone bring to the picnic or
the 4th whatever might be useful fol
dinner or for games. A surplus is much
better than deficiency.
Children's day exercises at the church
last Sunday were genuine success. The
amount collected for the S S missionary
work in the state was Sl2.75.
Mrs Perry Bush is at home again. Her
husband, who is considered one of the
best mechanics of the Bell Telephone
Co, has been transferred to Indianapolis
at much larger salary
Our G E has elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing six months
President, David White; Rec. Sec., Fan
ME Gardiner; Cor. Sec, Mrs Wood
Treas, Ida Murwin.
Indian kOrd.