The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-05-20
Albion.

Mrs Clifford Crane has been i'll for a
few days.
Mrs J G Moore has been quite sick
the past week.
Mrs w H Lester visited friends at FIT
Atkinson Thursday.
Helen Lawton was numbered with the
sick few days last week.
Fred Hutson and wife of Madison call
ed at F r Wescott's Monday.
Willard Dudley is spending several
weeks at the home of G W Babcock.
Frank Dudley was up from Be bit last
week for few days visit with relatives.
Henry Humphrey and wife of Amos,
we're entertained at Mrs Abbie Crandall
Sunday.
Mrs NJ J Bolser returned to Madison
Friday after a weeks visit at the home
of her parents.
Miss Susan Locke of Neville, visited
her sister, Mrs l. Green, Thursday OF
last week.
Mrs L G Burdick, DR. and Mrs G E
Crosley spent Friday at the home of DIR
A L Burdick GAINESVILLE.
VIM Lester has been obliged to give
up his work as buttermaker for few
days on account of sickness.
Ira Humphrey and wife and Fremont
Monroe and wife of Milton Junction, at
tended church here last Sabbath.
There will be regular preaching serv-
ice at the S d B church next Sabbath.
Communion is postponed until the first
Sabbath in July.
Mrs F r Wescott would be glad if the
person who borrowed gold mat about
two years ago would return the same, as
it was gift to her which she prizes very
highly. -
The Royal Ne;ghbors will give pro-
gressive Finch party at the town hall
Monday evening. May 23d. Refresh
ments will be served and prizes given.
Admission ten cents. All are cordially
inzited to attend.
About fifty of the friends of DR. and
Mrs G E Crosley planned to surprise
them Thursday evening, in anticipation
of their seventh wedding anniversary,
which occurred Friday. On account of
the severe storm some were prevented
from coming, but all of those present
had a good time in spite of the rain
Fruit and waters were served and games
were played. A set of beautiful silver
tea spoons and sum of money were left
as "a reminder of the occasion. DR. and
Mrs \ L Burdick and son we're up from
GAINESVILLE for the evening.
Preus Academy.
Carl jacobson and J M Berry called on
Prof Teisberg last Sunday.
Miss Mollie Edwards visited over Sun
day at her home in Deerfeld.
Prof Engeseth called at Slough
ton last Friday afternoon.
Miss Ella Holverson was absent last
week on account of sickness.
Miss Winifred Coon of Edgerton has
resumed her music studies at the acad-
envy.
Rev Holverson of Rockdale called at
the academy Wednesday morning of this
week.
Misses Mathilda Sampson and Dikka
Brandt visited over Sunday with Matte
Mason.
Mss Theanora johnson is spending a
portion of this week at her home in Nc
Farland.
Miss Bertha Roen, a former student of
the academy, visited chapel exercises on
Monday morning.
Prof T Haight of the Cambridge
high school, accompanied by his brother,
Bert, called at the academy last Sunday
morning.
The following attended the bazaar at
Rockdale on May 18th: Ella Holverson,
Petra Gansmoe, Anna Fadness and
Reuben Tellefson.
Miss Katharine Hustvedt, teacher in
the music department, is spending a
week in DeForest visiting relatives. She
gave several musical selections at the
18th of May Festival which was held at
that place.
Prof c o Teisberg accompanied Mour
ice Edwards to Lake Waubesa last Fri
day with the intention of catching fish
enough to treat the boarding club the
following Monday. However, they only
succeeded in landing one pickerel
The students of the academy enjoyed
a holiday May 18th. Several of the girl
attended the bazaar at Stoughton ant
several attended the base ball game a
Deerfeld. The academy team played
the Deerfeld Defenders. 1t was de
cided victory for the academy team, tn
score being to Is. The game between
the academy team and the "Panam
Hats" and Milton College teams com
bined was victory for the Panama Mil
ton Hats, the score being 3 to 0. The
had made no arrangements with tn
academy boys for game on that day
but came over all ready to play. The
had telephoned the Milton College boy
to help them out, so several arrived i
time to help the "Torn Panama Hats.
The game at Cambridge resulted in
score of 9 to - in favor of Cambridge.