The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-07-13

CORRESPONDENCE :

Miss Minerva Stillman returned home
from Milton Thursday.
Albion was we'll represented at Edger-
ton July 4th.
Miss Alice Stillman is attending sum-
mer school at Whitewater.
Mr. CARLSON and family were callers
at Geo Babcocks Sunday.
Master Ray Bureson of Harvey is
spending the week with relatives.
Hugh Whitford of Rock River was an
over Saturday and Sunday visitor.
Glenn Williams and family visited rel
atives at Milton junction Saturday.
AE Webster will occupy the pulpit
in the S D church next Sabbath.
Mr. c E Main and wife and Mrs Lon
Burdick were Milton visitors Friday.
Mr. Frank Stark and wife of James
Vile visited at the parental home Sun
day.
Mrs J E White and daughter visited
relatives in Rockton, III, a portion of last
week.
Mr. Charlie Wagner and wife OF Chi
cago were guests at Charles Smiths
Saturday.
Mrs George Babcock spent the greater
portion of the past week with Mrs 0 2
Saunders.
Mrs Lottie Burleson of Harvey and
Miss Ada Atwood of Sumner called at
Lynn Osborne's Sunday.
Horatio Marsden and wife of Albion
Prairie took tea with VIM Testers fam
lily Sunday afternoon.
B | Jeffrey and wife of Milton spent
the 4th at the old homestead with their
children, Mr. and Mrs Aibino Davis.
Mr. Louie Tyler of Edgerton and Miss
Nellie Osborne attended the ball game
at Charley Bluff Sunday afternoon.
Harry Thomas and family, Wardie
Whitford and wife were visitors at l.
Whitfords at Rock River last Sabbath.
Jesse Wood, Frank Hebel and Will
Mills went to Charley Bluff Saturday to
make arrangements for the M W A pic
mic. August 16 was the day appointed.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Ash of Edgerton,
accompanied by Mrs Washburn of Ra-
cine, grand worthy matron of the East
ern Star were callers at w 81 Testers
Sunday.
Mahlon Balsor of Madison was an over
Saturday visitor at Samuel Burdick's
His wife and son, who have been visitors
at the parental home the past week, re-
turned with him Sunday evening.
The burial of Mr. G Lee Brown of
Hammond, La, prominent resident of
~ r1ln uoI of
Fassett cemetery Sunday morning, the
Rev r j Van Horn of this place reading
the service.
Pastor Van Horn is entertaining eight
or ten boys of the Junior Christian En-
deavor society at Lake Koshkonong
They are camping not far from Mr. Bing-
hams farm A e Webster is also with
them.
CA Hebel and wife returned from
Winslow, I'll, Friday Mr. Hebel has
rented part of Chas Saunders house and
moved in the first of the week. He
wishes to notify the public that he will
open his feed mill next Monday and will
do grinding on Monday of each week.
Misses Mae and Zadie Painter are
guests of their aunt, Mrs Woodmansee,
and are spending few weeks at her
summer resort on the banks of Provi-
dence river in Rhode Island. Their let
tiers home describe the beautiful scenery
surrounding them and state they are
we'll and enjoying themselves.
Mr. and Mrs D L Babcock, son, Har-
old and wife entertained at their resi-
dence Friday Misses Althea SERVER and
Mabel Johanson of Dell Rapids, S OAK;
Nora Swenson, Centerville, S Oak: Olga
Mortensen, Ft Calhoun Neb; Mr. and
Mrs J w Johansen, Quincy Ill; Mr. John
Jensen, Minneapolis, MINI. and Mr. and
Mrs B F Johanson of Milton Junction.
Mr. and Mrs Dolph Babcock were at
home to their friends on Thursday after
noon and evening, July 9TH, in honor of
their son and his bride, Mr. and Mrs
Harold FL Babcock. More than hun
dred guests offered their congratula-
tions and good wishes to the newly mar
ried pair. The house was handsomely
decorated with flowers and bunting.
Music and refreshments and happy in
terchange Of greetings combined to make
a Joyous occasion. Young Mrs Babcock
is not wholly stranger to Albion peo-
pie, and warm welcome was extended
to her by all. Friends from Milton, Ed
gerton and Madison joined their good
wishes with those of Albion.
A very delightful lawn party was given
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mr.
and Mrs S r Potter and Mr. and Mrs M
j Babcock in honor of Mrs Herbert Ed
wards of Worthington, MINI. While
Mrs Edwards was detained at the home
Of her sister, Mrs Lawton, the guests as
sembled, carrying we'll filled baskets.
The afternoon passed quickly with music
and conversation. Lunch was served on
the lawn to about thirty ladies. Mrs
Edwards was presented with "some cop
pers to jingle as reminder of Albion
friends, although she assured the guests
that she needed nothing to remind her
OF the occasion.
One of the most pleasant social events
of the season was a reception held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs 0 L Coon Saturday
evening, July It'll, for their son Roy and
bride, who had just returned from their
wedding trip spent in Chicago and Mil
waukee. Between sixty and seventy in
vited guests assembled to tender con-