The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-09-21
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Albion

Albion
Mrs L G Burdick is afflicted with
rheumatism.
Albert Kump Of Fort Atkinson was
seen on our streets Friday.
Mr. Hugh Stewart and family visited
friends in Milton Saturday.
Mrs Wardner Whitford entertained
her sisters Sunday afternoon.
Will Loga and family of Sumner were
visitors at Frank Hebers Sunday.
George Farman of Edgerton took din
ner with Mrs Abbie Crandall Friday.
Quite a number from here attended
the state fair in Milwaukee last week.
re Green and family returned from
their outing at Lake Chetek Monday.
Mr. Oliver Bobb of Winslow, Illinois,
visited his daughter from Friday until
Monday
Walter Carpenter, wife and babe of
Albion Prairie visited at Frank Hebel's
Sunday.
Mrs E D Coon of Milton Junction Wis
tied with DR. Crosley's people one day
last week.
Miss Minerva Stillman left for Madi-
son Tuesday morning to pass the week
with friends.
Mr. Emmett Coon and daughter of
Augusta, Wis, were callers at Verne
Coon's Saturday.
George Walters and family visited rel
atives in Milton Junction from Wednes-
day until Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Burdick are visit
ing their children at Madison and taking
in the county fair.
Mr. and Mrs VIM Ell Lester and two
SONS, Frank and Lynn, visited friends at
Ft Atkinson Sunday.
Roy Coon and wife have commenced
housekeeping in their new home and are
ready to receive company.
IF Hammerquist and wife of Edger-
ton we're callers at Lynn Osborn's and
Mrs Title Plum's Sunday.
Mrs Knox and lady friend of Belle
vile visited Mrs Marcia Jordan from
Wednesday until Saturday.
Mrs Wheeler of Boulder, Col. and Mrs
Rood of Madison were guests at DR. Geo
Crosley's Thursday and Friday.
Rev E B Saunders of Milton will
preach in the S d B church next Friday,
Saturday and Sunday evenings.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Higgins and her
brother Joseph Fuller of Providence, r
/, visited at Nels Osborn's Sunday.
Mr. George Coon, wife and daughter,
Minnie, of New Auburn, MINI, were
guests at o Z Coon's from Tuesday till
Friday.
Editor Dean and family of Edgerton,
accompanied by Mrs Deans sister, Miss
Fitch, we're callers in town Sunday af-
ternoon.
Rev G Velthuysen of Harlaam, Hol-
land, will preach at the S D B church
next Sabbath morning at the usual hour
of services.
Mrs Mary Coon and dau5hter, Rachel
of Utica, accompanied by Miss Lois
Burch of Leonardsville, N Y, were guests
at d L Babcocks Monday.
Mr. Chas Ellison had the misfortune
of having part of one of his fingers
taken off in corn binder Saturday. DR.
Philo Bennett dressed the wound.
Mr. and Mrs G M Williams and George
Walters and family attended the ruby
wedding of Mr. A D Frink and wife in
Milton Junction Wednesday evening,
Sept II.
Alex B Campbell and wife were in Ed
gerton this week keeping the house and
uperintending the shop while their
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the fair.
The G E society held left hand soci-
able at the parsonage Tuesday evening.
The ladies carried refreshments and the
gentlemen paid 1Oc admission. We are
unable to state the amount taken in at
present writing.
Miss Grace Babcock, who has been in
poor health for some time, went to the
sanitarium in Madison Friday in hopes
of being benefited thereby. That she
may return home soon, permanently
healed, is the wish of her many friends.
L J Green was the recipient of birth
day party at his home Sunday evening
that was a very agreeable surprise.
About forty-three assembled in honor of
the OCCASION. According to Mrs Par
dington "a recollection was taken and
instead of giving Lon an unmerciful
pounding they presented him with dol
lars and cents to jingle for days, quite
few.
About hundred guests assembled at
the parsonage Saturday evening to be
present at the reception given in honor
of S Fl Babcock and wife. A very pleas
ant evening was spent with them. We
regret that their stay with us is of so
short duration. The goodly number in
attendance showed by their presence the
esteem for their former pastor and wife.
Porter
Farmers are busy cutting corn this
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