The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-12-07
CORRESPONDENCE
Albion

Earl Noble Is attending the nlgn
school at Milton Junction.
Mrs Mary Noble and son, Earl, made
a business trip to Milton Friday.
Clayton Freeborn and wife of Lima
visited Grandma Wood last Sabbath.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Green visited her sis
ter in GAINESVILLE a portion of the past
week.
Miss Helen Head and Mr. Simons Wis
tied her parents from Wednesday until
Monday.
The M w A realized a profit of about
fourteen dollars from their oyster sup
per last week.
James Harrington and family visited
relatives in Rio from Thursday until
Monday.
Samuel Shorrocks and wife of Cali
fornia visited at Henry Heads the first
of the week.
Lawrence Burdick came from Madi-
son Thursday and visited his parents
until Monday.
Miss Alice Stillman came from White
water Wednesday and remained with
her parents until Sunday.
Mr. Chatfeld's people of Milton juno
ton were visitors at VIM McCarthy's
from Wednesday until Sunday.
Albert Painter and family ate their
Thanksgiving dinner with his son, Fred.
and family at the old homestead.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Taylor, Mr. o G
Bobb and family ate Thanksgiving din
ner with Charlie Hebel and wife.
Wilbur Stewart, accompanied by Roy
Potter and Lester Peterson, took dinner
with his parents Thanksgiving day.
Mrs ] L Green and son, Clinton, de-
parted for Stockville, Nebraska, Monday
to visit her father and other relatives.
Mrs Sylvia Hanson partook Of
THANKSGIVING dinner with her brother,
Henry Head, and wife at their residence.
Mark Brown and family packed their
household goods Thursday and moved
to Hammond La, the first of the week.
Mr. Wardner Williams and daughter,
Helen, of Denver, Col, were guests at
Chas Green's from Wednesday eve till
Friday noon.
Misses Maude and Dell Reuterskiold
came from Madison Wednesday. Dell
returned Friday afternoon, Miss Maude
remaining until Monday evening.
WI Hayes, wife and daughter, Elva,
of GAINESVILLE came Wednesday evening
to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs Hayes
returned Sunday, and Miss Elva re-
NAMED until Monday
The annual dinner of the S D B
church and society was held in the town
hall Sunday. A goodly number were
present and very pleasant time was the
result.
Mrs A L Burdick and son of James
Vile, accompanied by her mother, Mrs
Susie Loofboro of Welton, Iowa, visited
at DR. Geo Crosley's from Thursday till
Monday.
Randolph Thomas, wife and daughter,
Florence of Milton, A l. WhitfOrd and
family of Rock River were over to par
take of the family dinner given by Har
ry Thomas and wife Thanksgiving day.
The Rev W Crowfoot, teacher of the
boys boarding school connected with
the S d B mission of Shanghai, China,
gave a very interesting speech on the
work in China. at the church Wednes
day evening.
Charles Williams and wife, George
Walters and family, Herbert Stone and
wife, Gler Williams and family went to
Milton Junction Thursday to be present
at the family Thanksgiving dinner at DR.
Horace Frink's.
Fred Davis was the recipient of sur
prise party given by the young folks at
the home of Frank Lawton Sunday
evening. It was alse a farewell party, as
Mr. Davis intends to return to his home
in West Virginia soon.
The young mems club which meets on
the second Thursday of every month,
will hold their regular meeting on De-
cember ID at the home of D L Babcock.
Papers on interesting topics will be pre-
sented by Ellsworth Ayers d DR. eros
ley. Musical selections and other feat
ures will also be rendered. All are re-
quested to be present.
Quite number have had chickens
stolen. That is bad enough; but when
a body walks right into your pen and
takes the best pig in the bunch-that is
hoggish. Henry Head became aware
went to feed his swine that some one
had visited the pen on the night of Nov
Both and taken one of the best of his
pigs. Now, if such person will return
the pig to it's respective place, Mr. Head
will be much obliged, and the persons
conscience will be amply rewarded(?).
The Home Benefit social given at Mr.
Mark Heads residence Saturday even
ing was a success. socially as we'll as
financially. One hundred and twenty
five persons were present. Twenty six
dollars were taken in for the benefit of
the church. Miss Cora Drake gave three
instrumental selections, duet was given
by Miss Helen Head and Mrs Harold
Babcock, Mrs Mark Head presiding at
the piano. The experiences were given
and money deposited in a jar placed on
the table for it's reception. Supper was
served The experiences related caused
considerable merriment, such con-
fusion of making curtains, trimming the
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