The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-01-15
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IL Green and wife were GAINESVILLE
visitors Wednesday.
Rev s Ell Babcock is on the sick list
this week with grippe.
One of John Larson's children is very
i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs C D Kelly of Milton junction Wis
tied friends here last Sabbath.
Martin Locke and wife of Edgerton,
are visiting at j l. Green's this week.
Mrs Nathan Kelly, Henry and Della
Kelly called on Milton Junction friends
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs G D Thayer returned on
Monday from months visit with rela-
tiyes in New York state.
Clifford Crane is confined to the house
as the result Ct cutting foot quite Sc
verely while in the woods last Friday
DR. G E Crosley accompanied Clarence
Larson, who is i'll with appendicitis, to
the Palmer Hospital, GAINESVILLE, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Chas Burdick are visiting
Mr. Burdick's mother, Mrs Mary Bur
dick, this week. Mr. Burdick is noted
artist of London.
Walter Rogers and Miss Katherine
Bliss of Milton attended church here
last Sabbath. They were the guests OF
Elan Coon and wife of Utica.
Miss Alice Stillman entertained her
teachers and classmates in Milton high
school together with former schoolmates
of Albion last Saturday evening.
While assisting in filing the Albion
creamery ice house last Thursday, j e
Wescott had hand caught in a pulley
and several fingers badly smashed.
At the business meeting OF the S D B
church last Sunday it was voted to ex-
tend call to Rev TT VanHorn of
Brookfeld, N Y, to become pastor ofthe
church.
President w G Daland of Milton Col
lege, will preach at the S d b church
next Sabbath morning. A reception IN
honor of Pres and Mrs Daland will be
given at r G Green's Saturday evening.
North Albion Prairie.
IL Wilmer Saunders of Milton called at
T L Carpenters on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Ole Guthru visited rela-
tives on Liberty Prairie Sunday.
Ole Solheinl had the misfortune to
lose ore of his fine horses last week.
OH Carpenter and son have been saw
ing wood for S p Saunders the past week.
VIM Crandall of Albion was welcome
caller at L Carpenters on Saturday af
ternoon.
Dick Pease and sister, Basha, of Full
ton were over Sunday visitors at Ii
Carpenters.
Nels Kaufonger was welcome caller
at the home of Mrs 0 0 Aas on Satur-
day evening last.
L Carpenter and o Ell Carpenter trans
acted business at Edgerton on Tuesday
the past week.
Nels Kaufongu and Miss Emma Aas
spent Saturday evening with Miss Anna
F johnson at Hillside.
Miss Emma Aas spent Saturday and
Sunday at home, but returned to her
school work Sunday evening.
Miss Minnie Green of Milton has been
visiting Miss Melva Carpenter for a
couple of days the past week.
The weather the past week has been
more like living, although it has some
what undermined our fine sleighing.
Harvey Pease of Fulton and Miss
Hanson of Edgerton took tea Tuesday
evening with Mr. and Mrs J Ell Carpen-
ter.
Mrs S Humphrey of Amos, and Miss
Minnie Green of Milton visited Mr. and
Mrs w B Crandall at Albion on Satur-
day.
We understand that G Brenhaug is
making calculations for at least three
very cold winters in advance as he is
preparing stove wood sufficient to last
for that period at any rate. A good wood
pilei is all right, John. II
We observe by the Jefferson County
Union that one of the old pioneers of
Amos came near being burned up in the
great fire at Chicago few days ago.
We do not understand by the account
that the party was injured much, but
very badly scared.
There seems to be quite call in our
vicinity for good work horses For the
past week almost every day there have
been buyers riding this section, mostly
farmers. Now why don't those people
who have such to sell just write up a
few lines and hand them to the nearest
local paper and have them inserted and
let the public know of them? It would
do no harm surely, and there is no ques-
ton but what the party would get
doubly paid for his trouble. Just try
the scheme once and see how it works.
Preus Academy.
Prof Ristad preached in Edgerton