The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-10-21
Preus Academy

Prof Edw Engeseth was caller at
Madison last Saturday.
Professors Teisberg and Engeseth were
visitors at Deerfield last Sunday.
Neil Smithback attended the wedding
Of his sister at Deerfield last Wednesday,
Miss Louvina Knudtsen visited over
Sunday with Miss Clara Ende near
Utica.
Miss Clara Hemsing spent Saturday
and Sunday at Martin Flom's on Albion
Prairie.
Mr. Bennett Thoen is harvesting sugar
beets this week at his home near Oxford
vile.
Olof j Brandt had the misfortune of
breaking his collar bone while wrestling
one day last week.
Alvin Drotning and Miss Amy Hansen
of Stoughton we're callers at the acad-
envy last Sunday.
Misses Minnie johnson and Lydia
Jensen Of Edgerton visited with May
johnson at the academy Sunday.
Prof Ristad conducted services for
Rev Holverson at Cambridge and Rock
dale Sunday, who was absent at the st
Louis fair.
The following spent Sunday at their
respective homes: Leonard knutser,
Allie Peterson, Orrin Ovestrud, Neil
Mason, Elmer Johnson, Sander Eyre,
Alfred Nordlie and Andrew Jensen.
The foot ball game last Wednesday,
II Co Aoo
proved victory for our boys by score
of 2 to @. The visitors went home with
the idea that they had tied the game,
but soon after they had gone we found
out that our boys had made a safety,
thus leaving the score 2 to @. Although
we won, the teams were very evenly
matched and each side played very
clean game. Next Saturday we will run
UP against the Stoughton High School
boys.
October 18th was an eventful day for
many Albion students, it being the 5Oth
anniversary of Albion academy and the
4th anniversary of Preus academy. At
half past ten in the forenoon the stu
dents assembled in chapel hall to listen
to an address by Rev. Linnevold of Ed
gerton upon the subject Education"
which proved very interesting to all.
Following this was talk upon college
Life at DEBORAH" by Prof. Paulson. He
told of the different attractions and the
athletics and how the many holidays
were observed there. In the afternoon
base ball game between the Academy
team and Hillside with some recruits
was played. 1t proved an exciting game
and resulted in a victory for our boys
by score of 3 to 2. In the evening the
girls entertained in the dining hall. At
1870 all the students sat down to the
tables which were arranged to represent
horseshoe, and decorated with autumn
leaves. Light refreshments were served
and we were obliged to listen to several
''toasts." Miss Hemsing acted as toast
mistress. Mr. Ristad was first asked to
toast anything he preferred. He took
as his subject Fun" and told us how we
could enjoy school life. Andrew Jensen
was then called upon to toast the faculty.
Following this was toast by Miss Hust-
vedt to the boys. Mr.. Paulson then
talked upon 1.-THE Girls" and showed US
how very industrious they were. Henry
Onsgard Hank OLSEN toasted the DO
mestic Science Glass" The toasts closed
with Toast to the Foot Ball Boys" by
Miss Brandt She expressed what a nee
essary thing athletics were in a school
and how each one should take an active
part as did the loot ball boys. After the
luncheon the rest of the evening was
spent in playing games And thus ended
the anniversary.