The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-01-26
Albion

Albion
Mrs l. @ Burdick is gaining slowly.
Saturday night was the first thunder
storm of the season.
Mr. Sargent returned to his home in
Minnesota Friday night
Mrs Eliza Wood, who was quite i'll
Thursday, is convalescing.
Sunday the water was the highest in
the creek it has been for years.
Mrs L A Burdick visited in Milton
from Wednesday until Friday.
Mr. Rudolph Ellingsrud and wife were
guests at Hiram Davis Sunday.
A surprise party for 81 Stewart and
family was the order Monday evening.
George Stillman was on the sick list
last week but is better at present writ
ing.
Mrs Alice Harrington of Lima visited
relatives here from Thursday until Sun
day.
Someone ought to be suited this
month as we are having all kinds OF
weather.
Rev Z j Van Horn and family took tea
with Henry Head and wife Thursday af-
ternoon.
JIG Moore, wife and daughter, Mar
ion, of Madison were calling on Albion
friends Friday.
Miss Cora Drake assisted in the graded
school during the absence of Miss Zoe
Painter last week.
Mr. Martin Gunderson and family of
Stoughton we're visitors at Jim Herring
toms part of Thursday and Friday.
Mrs Matte Williams has recovered
from her long illness and was able to
ride out for the first time last Sabbath
Mrs w d Burdick and son, Russell, of
Farina, Ill, were visitors at DR. George
Crosley's the greater portion of the past
week.
Daniel Pierce invited his young friends
in Thursday evening to help celebrate
his birthday. All present report very
nice time.
Thomas Higgins purchased horse of
VIM Ell Tyler Sunday. He now has a
team of his own and is one more added
to the independent list.
Sunday Mr. George L Walters and wife
entertained her uncle, Mr. M Garth
waite of Chicago, and her mother, Mrs
A D Frink of Milton junction.
Otto Kruger completed his labors in
the creamery Sunday. Tuesday he and
his wife departed for Cottage Grove
where Mr. Kruger will superintend a
creamery near said town.
Mrs Nealie Williams was very agree
ably surprised Sunday by q number of
her relatives walking in unannounced,
informing her they would remove their
wraps, be seated and dine with her in
honor of her birthday.
Seven of the workmen of the st Paul
81 Minneapolis r r shops of Minnesota
were present at the funeral Thursday
afternoon to pay their last tribute of
love and respect to their fellow workman
and foreman E S Painter.
Mr. D L Babcock, superintendent of
the S d B Sabbath school, and his wife
entertained at their home one evening
the past week twelve of the Sabbath
school scholars that had been present
each session of the Sabbath school dur
ing the year 1905.
Prof Ell w Rood custodian of the G A
r Memorial hall of Madison, will lecture
under the auspices of Albion Y P s G. e
at the Town Hall Sunday evening, Jan
28th, on "The Women of the Rebellion"
Admission Is and 20 cents. All cordially
invited.
It's customary before going on hunt
to try ones dexterity shooting at mark,
so Johnnie proceeded with gun and a tin
can to do likewise; went out in the yard,
tossed the can, gave kick to help ele-
vate it, missed it, lost his balance and
well-Johnnie and the gun went over
backward into the mud and water. He
remarked Verne nearly died laughing"
No doctor was called, however, and
Verne still survives. Poor Johnnie am
bulated around the rest of Sunday and
all day Monday with wet coat that
caused the chills to creep down his back
reminding him of a cold water bath in
mid winter. He concluded hereafter to
let someone else throw up the can while
he takes aim.