The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-06-15
CORRESPONDENCE
Albion

Ruth Stillman, who has been i'll with
scarlet fever, is convalesclng.
Misses Nora and Josie Larson visited
with Sylvia Harrington Sunday.
Hugh Whitford of Rock River was an
over Saturday visitor with relatives.
jim Harrington and family visited rel
atives at Milton junction Saturday..
Mrs Nellie Campbell and two children
of Chicago are guests at A brakes.
Frank Conrad and Chas Kumlien of
Sumner gave this town call Sunday.
Willis Scofeld and family of Indian
Ford visited Mrs Mary Burdick Sunday.
Miss Cora Drake visited relatives at
Edgerton from Wednesday until Friday.
Sam Hall and wife of Albion Prairie
we're guests at Henry Taylor's Sunday.
Miss Lavancha Burdick of Milton
Junction is visitor at Nathan Kellys.
DR. Morrison and family of Edgerton
were guests at Wilbur Jordan's Sunday.
The graduating exercises of the grad
ed school Thursday evening were good.
CD Lawton and wife of Milton juno
ton visited James Herrington's people
Friday.
Miss Edith Bunting of Sumner visited
her sister, Mrs Chadwick, Thursday and
Friday.
DR. L r Head was called from Madi-
son Sunday to see his father who is
quite poorly.
Mrs Charles Saunders, accompanied
by her mother, returned from Provi-
dence, r l. June 9th.
Samuel Lippencott of Jackson Centre.
Ohio, visited relatives in this vicinity
portion of the past week.
Mr. Verne Coon and wife entertained
their niece, Mrs Byron Coon, and hus.
band of Milton Saturday.
Rubie Mccarthy visited her grand
parents, Mr. Milo Bliven and wife, from
Saturday until Monday.
Mr. Steve Saunders and wife of Amos,
Mr. and Mrs Albert Slagg took tea with
Mrs Abbie Crandall Sunday.
DR. Croeley and wife attended the
funeral of Mrs W B West at Milton
junction Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Head, accompanied
by Mr. John Moss and wife, dined with
Chas Green's people Saturday.
Mrs VIM Mccarthy has been caring
for her daughter, Mrs G. K Chatfield, in
Milton Junction the past week.
Mesdames Henry Stewart, L A Bur
dick, Lydia Green and son attended the
NJ E church Oh Albion Prairie Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Anna Morse of GAINESVILLE, Royal
Neighbor deputy, was in town portion
of last week looking after the interests
of the lodge.
Nathan Reynolds and wife entertain
ed their cousins, Frank and A Vantie
of Prison. P A and Charles Rice of
, GAINESVILLE, Sunday.
Mr. NJ J Babcock was sent as dele
gate from the Albion church to attend
the S D B association that convenes
with the jackson Centre church in Ohio
beginning Thursday.
Miss Lillian Taylor closed very sue
cessful term of school June 7th. Wed
nesday she went to GAINESVILLE to visit
friends and will return to her home in
Montfort the last of the week.
Mrs W D Burdick and two children of
Farina, III, were guests at DR. Crosley's
from Friday until Sunday. DR. A L
Burdick and family of GAINESVILLE, came
to visit Mrs Burdick while here. Her
husband is brother of DR. A L.
John Moss and wife of Milwaukee,
were welcome guests at Henry Heads
from Thursday until Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Moss is secretary of the Standard
Paper Co in Milwaukee. He is also an
old time pupil, attending school when
Mrs Head taught at Batavia, ILL.,
Rev T j VanHorn received the sad
news of the death of his uncle in Mel
ton. Iowa, last week. He with his fam
lily departed the next day for Iowa to be
present at the funeral. Before return
ing home Rev VanHorn will attend the
Association of the S D B at jackson
Centre, Ohio.
Porter
Mrs Julia Squires of Grieve, Iowa, is
visiting relatives here.
Little Beldon Courtwright of Evans
vile is spending the week at Thos Fords
Farmers are wishing for a good rain
just now to assist them in re setting to-
bacco
A large crowd from here attended the
German picnic in Edgerton on Wednes-
day and We're royalty entertained.
Miss Roxie Bates and Dennis McCar-
thy of here are among the class that
graduate from the Edgerton high school
this week.
A base ball game between Ley
den and Porter is scheduled for next
Sunday afternoon at Gibbs Lake and
"hot time is promised.
Mrs Margaret Mooney of Edgerton,
was very pleasant visitor at the home
of her sister, Mrs G w Nichols, part of
last Friday and Saturday.
Mrs Ed Connors and Mrs Shreves of
GAINESVILLE. who have been visiting their
relatives, the S. Dooley family for few
days, returned home on Wednesday.
The Misses Mae and Kathryn Nichols
attended a party at the home of Will
Condor and wife at MELVILLE on Sunday,
it being in honor of their daughter
- I L.