The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-01-08
Albion Prairie.

Mrs Frank Pierce has the la grippe.
The farmers are anxiously waiting for
case weather.
wv Marsden of Sussex is visiting
relatives on the Prairie.
Mr. VIM Bussey has been under the
doctors care for the past few days.
Mrs Geo Dickinson has been enter
tanning friends from Whitewater this
week.
Mr. and Mrs Fl Marsden of Edgerton
spent New Years day with S Marsden
and family.
Messrs Ellery Barber and Will Otto
came home to spend the holiday vacation
with relatives on the Prairie.
Rev Shepard was unable to preach
last Sunday. Rev Babcock of Albion
filed his place at the P M church.
The Albion Prairie Telephone Co held
their annual meeting Jan 4th and made
new laws to govern its members.
The family gatherings New Years Day
at the homes of Messrs James Craig and
S Marsden were greatly enjoyed by all.
Family gatherings were held at the
homes of Messrs job Marsden, George
Dickinson and S Hall on Christmas day
There we're several cases of chicken
pox among the children before Christ
mas, but at the present writing all are
better,
Mr. T North and Mrs James Wileman
of Edgerton and Or and Mrs Crosley of
Albion attended the funeral of Mrs
Noble.
Master Louis Stark, accompanied by
his two little sisters, left on the morning
train Saturday for their home at Sun
Prairie.
Our university and high school stu
dents who have been enjoying their hol-
iday vacation, returned to their school
duties the first of the week.
Cards are out announcing the arrival
of bright little daughter, Venice Mar
guerite Bussey. born Dec Is, 1908, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Ezra Bussey.
merry crowd of young people from
Edgerton and the Prairie met at the
home of George Dickinson Wednesday
evening in honor of Mr. W Otto. A dainty
luncheon was served and good time en-
joyed by all.
Mrs VIM Noble died at her home on
Tuesday morning. Funeral services,
conducted by Rev Babcock, Thursday
afternoon at the M E church, of which
church she was one of the charter mem
bers. The was z years old and leaves,
besides husband, two daughters and
three sons to mourn her loss
Statement of Hillside Cooperative
Creamery Co for November, No. of lbs
milk received, 1872, ISL; No. lbs of butter
made, S.796; amount of money received
$204460; cost to make butter, 0285
average oil test, 420 actual yield of but
ter, 483; average price received for but
ter, 1924; average price paid for milk
9S; price paid for per cent milk, SO
total expense, $2506S.
Christmas tree exercises at the P N
church were we'll attended by young anc
old. The program consisted of songs
dialogues, drills and recitations by tn,
little folks under careful instructions o
Miss Mae Marsden, and was greatly en-
loved by ALL The tree was large ant
handsomely decorated with many valu
able and handsome presents. The pas
tor and family were also we'll remem
bered by their congregation.
The fall term of school in Joint Dis
trict No 4 Cnristiana and Albion, closet
Dec 80 witn the usual Christmas ire
and exercises by the school. The effort
of the teacher, Miss Viola Marsden, wer
not In vain. The exercises were goo
and at the close the children showe
their appreciation by presenting he
with gold mounted fountain pen and
beautiful vase.