The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-04-08

VIM Crandall is on the sick list this
week.
The spring term of the graded schools
opened Monday.
The spring term of school at the Acad-
envy opened Tuesday.
Harry Lawton is out of school this
week on account of illness.
Mrs Grace Knox of Bellville is caring
for her sister, Mrs Jordan.
Mrs c c Reuterskiold of MELVILLE Wis.,
tied friends in town Monday.
Two cases of scarlet fever are reported
in the family of John Truelson.
Mrs w A Jordan was quite i'll the first
Of the week but is improving.
Mrs Randolph Thomas of Milton is
visiting friends and relatives here this
week.
BENJAMIN Johanson and Miss Bessie
Thomas of Milton were Albion visitors
last Thursday.
Mrs Ezra Crandall came Monday from
Oshkosh where she has spent the winter
AT the nome or ner son.
DIR and Mrs A L Burdick and son, AL
lison, visited at DR. Crosley's over Sab
bath and Sunday.
Mrs L Burdick of Milton junction Wis
tied at the home Of her sister, Mrs G L
Walters, last week.
Misses Ferne Crosley of Milton and
Stella Crosley of Farina, Ill. visited at
NJ Crosley's over the Sabbath.
Mr. Wigsemoen of Amos has moved
his family to Albion and is living at the
home of his son-in-law, Chas Gotfreid.
Miss Helen Head and Lawrence Bur-
dick of the State University and Harold
Babcock of Milton College spent vaca-
ton at home.
Prof Edwin Shaw of Milton College
conducted services at the S D B church
last Sabbath and it is expected that he
will have charge of the services until
Rev T j Van Horn arrives.
A L Whitford, who now lives at Rock
River, has been hauling butter for the
Albion Cooperative Creamery Co and
finished his seventh years work last
Thursday. Clifford Crane has taken the
contract for the present year.
A number of the friends of Mr. and
Mrs NJ Sheldon made very pleasant
surprise for them Thursday evening, the
occasion being the first anniversary of
their marriage. Refreshments were
served and the evening spent with music
and games.
Mrs NJ ] Bolser invited a number of
young married people to her home Sat
urday evening as surprise to her hus-
band. A pleasant evening with games,
music and refreshments was enjoyed by
all. Mr. and Mrs Bolser move soon to
Madison where he is employed as a
painter. Their many friends regret their
departure from Albion.
Fulton.
TIE Sayre of Beloit is spending the
week at E 81 Pease's.
OP Murwin and Sayre Pease spent
Wednesday in GAINESVILLE.
Albert Ellefson began last Monday for
the fifth year to work for James Sayre.
Miss Carrie o Berg is spending few
days with her uncle, Carl 0 Berg, near
SJoughton.
Frank Pearson and wife visited the
family of Fl w Lee in GAINESVILLE last
Saturday and Sunday.
She spring term of school opened last
Monday with clean school house and
rested scholars.
All hired men would do we'll TO re-
member John Bethke who worked for
Mr,,,Allen twelve years.
Rob Lee was up from GAINESVILLE last
Thursday to attend the birthday party
at Mr. Jessup's.
Jens Jensen has moved his family onto
the Shaw farm near Milton and VIM
Churchill and family are occupying the
farm vacated by Mr. Jensen.
Grandma Pease and Mrs Hill returned
home from Kenosha last Monday, where
they had been spending the winter at
the home of Webb Hill.
Nellie Pease has been very sick girl
during the past month, but since the
last operation the prospects are very
much brighter.
The topics for sermons next Sunday
are as follows: Morning, Rational Opin
ion VS. Prejudice; evening, 'Confessing
Christ" A A Wood, pastor.
About forty young people of Fulton
and neighborhood attended the birthday
party given in honor of Kirk Jessup las
Thursday evening, it being the 21st an
niversary of his birth. A part of the
evening was spent in dancing in Stew
arts hall, after which the company re
paired to the home of Mr. Jessup wher,
bountiful supper was prepared. Some
valuable presents were received, among
which was a box of beautiful silver plat
ed nut picks presented by his forme
schoolmates, Nellie Bentley making tn,
presentation speech. The occasion wa
much enjoyed by all and will ever be
green spot in the memory of him VIII,
will hereafter be his own "boss."