The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-10-12
CORRESPONDENCE
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Miss Blanche Stillman went to White
water Friday.
The M W A initiated Walter Higgings
Tuesday evening.
Miss Minnie Coon is visiting relatives
and friends in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs Fl T Kipp visited at Fred
North's last Sabbath afternoon
EN- Chadwick and family visited rel
atives in Fort Atkinson Friday.
DR. George Crosley and wife returned
from their visit in Iowa Monday.
Mrs Alvira Coon of Minneapolis is Wis
ting her niece, Mrs Warren Ayres.
WILDER Stewart was over from Milton
to spend the Sabbath with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Painter were
Whitewater visitors one day last week.
George Babcock and wife made a bus
mess trip to Milton Junction Thursday.
JH Painter and wife visited friends
in Whitewater from Friday till Sunday.
The services in the Adventist chapel
will begin at o'clock instead of 2:3O p N.
Mrs M Clemens of Whitewater visited
at Joe Whites from Thursday until Sun
day.
III Green and family visited his wife's
sister in Walworth from Friday until
Monday.
Mr. Uriah Baker and family of Milton
Junction were visitors at Lynn OSBORNE
Saturday.
Mrs Whitney of Gentry, Ark, was in
at tendance at the S d b church Sat
prday evening.
Harry Roberts and family of Slough
ton were callers at Uncle Lee Coon's
Saturday eve.
Mr. and Mrs Fl Stewart and little
daughter were callers at Sumner Thurs
day afternoon.
Mr. Cass Emmerson and family of
Milton we're visitors at Verne Coon's one
day the past week.
Mrs w Ell Lester and two sons, Frank
and Lynn, visited relatives at Oakland
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs Abbie Crandall returned from
Milton Saturday and reports pleasant
visit with her friends.
Miss Iva Saunders of Edgerton visited
from Friday till Sunday.
Mrs John Estes of Wheeler Prairie
and Mrs J A Roberts of Stoughton Wis
tied Mrs Roy Coon Thursday.
Mesdames Lilly Harrington, Lydia
Green and son and Meta EmmersOn WIS.,
tied Mrs James Dates Thursday.
Mrs Mary Parker of Mason City, Iowa,
Mrs Myra Coon and Mrs Frank Green
took tea with Mrs Henry Head Thurs
Gay afternoon.
Rev S FL Babcock and wife completed
their visit in this place and departed on
Sunday morning for their home in Little
Genesee. n Y.
After visit of ten days duration with
her sister, Mrs Myra Coon, Mrs Mary
Parker returned to her home in Mason
City, Iowa.
Rev Skaggs and family of Milton, &C
companied by his sister, we're present at
the morning services of the S ID b church
last Sabbath.
We are informed that VIM McCarthys
people are feasting on string beans of
the second growth, growing out on the
ends of vines planted last spring.
Miss Maggie Attlesey, who is attend
ing the high school at Milton Junction,
visited her grandparents, Mr. John Spen
Ger and wife, from Friday until Sunday.
At a special creamery meeting Satur-
day evening it was decided to retain Mr.
Fl Kipp to superintend the ensuing
five months, until the annual meeting of
the stockholders.
Those from here who attended the fair
at Jefferson Thursday were Mr. and Mrs
Will Mccarthy, Mr. and Mrs M E Chad
wick and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs
Wardie Whitford.
Mrs Charles Hebel entertained at tea
Saturday afternoon Mr. Nathan Rey-
holds, wife and granddaughter, Adeline
Green, Mrs E White and daughter,
Nellie, Mr. and Mrs Henry Tayler and
Rubie Mccarthy.
Mrs E G Main was very agreeably sur
prised Saturday evening by about forty
Of her near relatives and nearest neigh
bors going uninvited to spend the even
ing with her. They politely Informed
her it was her birthday and celebrate
they would. Six silver teaspoons and
some table linen were left with her as
reminder of the event. Those from out
of town were Charles Randolph and fam
lily, Mr. and Mrs Oscar Crandall, Edger
ton; Wilmer Saunders and Helen Kelly,
Milton: and Mrs Alvra Coon of Mime
apolis, MINI.