The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-14
CORRESPONDENCE
Albion

ALBION
Mrs Eliza Smith has her new house
raised and enclosed.
Roy Hayes visited Hugh Whitford at
Rock River Saturday.
Mrs Frank Lawton is attending the
state fair in Milwaukee.
&C Reuterskiold and wife were New
vile visitors last Sabbath.
M A Head and family spent Friday
with d L Babcock's people.
James Bliven is visiting relatives in
Milton and Milton Junction.
Will Mills and Jesse Wood were visit
ors in Milton Junction Saturday.
Mrs j e White and family visited
friends in Cottage Grove Sunday.
w Powell and family of Milton visited
his sister Mrs Ferd Drake, Sunday.
Miss Helen Head was an invited guest
at Paul Green's in Milton Thursday.
10 Webster and wife are staying at
Frank Lawton's during Mrs Lawton's
absence.
Joseph Fuller of Providence, r |, is
visiting his sister, Mrs Thomas Higgins
and family.
KID Whitford and family were visit
ors at the parental home at Rock River
last Sabbath.
Mr. and Mrs Munsey of Hammond, La,
were guests at j 81 Painters from
Tuesday until Sunday.
Miss Mabel Slagg visited her brother
John and family in Edgerton from Fri
day until Saturday evening.
Mesdames frankie Webster of Milton
Junction and Olivia Reuterskiold visit
cd friends in Utica Thursday.
James Harrington, wife and son visit
ed her sister, Mrs Elite Gunderson and
family in Milton Junction Saturday.
Miss Flossie Wescott of Fort Akin
son visited her grandparents and other
relatives from Wednesday until Tuesday.
Mrs G G Randolph Of Milton juno
ton visited her niece Emma, the greater
portion of the past week, returned home
Monday.
Alex B Campbell's territory as pension
claim agent includes the United States
instead of being limited to Albion as be
fore stated.
Ed Wescott and family of Chicago, &C
companied by his mother of Fort Atkin-
son, we're callers at Frank Wescott's
Sunday afternoon.
Alex 3 Campbell and Mrs Willard
Hayes, who we're present at the s ID "A
camp meeting at Stevens Point, return
ed home Thursday.
Mesdemes r Brewer, A d Wilcox
Henry Ogden and Miss Hubbard of Fort
Atkinson, were callers at Mrs G R and
NJ A Heads Saturday.
Claud Stillman of Nortonville, Kan
who is attending Milton College, was
present at the morning service of the
D church last Sabbath.
Mrs f E Webster. who has been car,
ing for Mrs John Bliven the past two
weeks, returned to her home in Milton
Junction Friday evening.
Wilbur Stewart of West Hallock, Ill
visited at the parental home portion OF
the past week. He went to Milton the
first of the week to begin college at the
opening of the fall term.
Rev S H Babcock of Little Genesee,
NJ supplied the pulpit in the S d B
church Sabbath morning and delivered
a very able discourse All present were
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his accustomed place. He will occrpy
the pulpit again next Sabbath morning.
Last Friday morning when Mr. Stew
art of the firm of Crosley & Stewart, at
Albion, tried to unlock the store door he
found the lock and door SO damaged by
burglars that he could not get in. In
Vestigation showed that failing at the
door they had entered by window at
back of store. The nice show case OF
cutlery was nearly cleaned out and a
few other things taken. The money
drawer was opened but as it had only
pennies in it they left them. The knives
had the name IN. Crosley' etched into
blade and Mr. G says he does not like to
have them 60 out as stolen property
with his name on. Sc if you see any
knives so marked kindly let him know
Porter
A rain is badly needed to- revive the
pastures and lay the dust.