The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-05-04
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Albion Prairie

Albion Prairie
Tobacco plants are up and growing
fast.
S Hall was at Johnsons Creek last
Saturday.
SP Saunders purchased new buggy
last week.
Mrs j T Nasset spent Tuesday at
GAINESVILLE.
Martin Flom visited the Capital City
last Saturday.
Rev Shepherd preached at Sumner
last Sunday evening"
Mr. and Mrs Zandka spent Saturday
at Fort Atkinson.
Eel Humphrey transacted business at
Lake Mills last Saturday.
s Hall delivered stock to the Cam
bridge market last Monday.
Mr. Martin of Madison spent few
days with Rev Shepard last week.
Messrs Arnold Slagg and j G Bran
Misses Blanche MADISON and Mildred
Marsden attended the concert at Edger-
ton last week.
Thos Green and wife were called to
Stoughton last Friday by the serious
illness of their sister.
S P Saunders was at Madison last
Saturday and purchased new Edison
photograph. We expect to hear music
at all hours as MIR Saunders loves music
as we'll as his neighbors.
There is no season in the whole re-
luip yGyQlO
full, than spring. The warm showers
seem to unlock the flowers and the air is
filed with the fragrance of opening
buds. All nature takes on new life and
new ambitions, all are joyous. Birds
return and cheer the sick with their
presence and songs and all appreciate
the beauties of spring the more after
long dreary winter, with sickness and
suffering all around us.
Services were conducted at the P NJ
church last Sunday evening by the
young people. The meeting opened
with song service. After prayer Mae
Marsden gave paper on The Building
of Character" which was extremely
good The meeting closed with song
and benedction. These services will
be conducted by the young people every
preach at Busseyville at the same time.
Statement of Hillside Go operative
Creamery Co for March: No lbs milk
received, 1877 500; No los cream received,
1886; No lbs butter made, II, 1852; amt
of money received, $3,111.52; cost to
make butter, .0215; average oil test of
milk, $50; average oil test of cream,
.2675; actual yield of butter, .435; aver
age price received for butter 2648c;
price for butter fat, 1910; average price
paid for milk, S1.04; price of 4 per cent
milk, Sl09: total expense, S293.oO.
Have you weakness of any kind
stomach, back, or any organs of the
body? Don't dope yourself with ordi
nary medicine. HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea is the supreme curative power.
80 cents, Tea or Tablets FL. j. Stangl.
Stouqhton
Mr. and Mrs FL w Collins returned
Tuesday from Long Beach, Cal, where
they have been spending the winter
since the middle Of last December On
their way home they visited for couple
of weeks with relatives in Kansas.
Wallace Atkinson underwent an oper-
alton at the hospital last Friday for the
removal of a tuberculosis tumor from
beneath the muscles of the neck. The
operation was successful and Wallace is
able to be out and around.
&c Cannon is conducting his Haner-
vile farm, patching it. He failed to Sc
cure tenant as the family of the former
occupant had smallpox. Mr. Cannon has
succeeded in letting some of the fields to
neighbors. The stock will be disposed
of. He is rs years old and thinks the
situation somewhat of hardship upon
him after retiring from active labor.
The directors of the Old Folks Home
held the annual meeting Wednesday af-
ternoon. They are 0 ? Swerrig, 0 G.
Lee, G. A Asbjornson of Stoug lton and
Rev Linnevold, Edgerton, Mel Torger-
son, Cottage Grove Linnevold and Tor
gerson were absent The treasurer, 0 G.
Lee, gave his report, showing the re-
ceipts for this year and balance from last
year to be $4,000.
Main street improvement seems now
to be fairly on the way and the con-
tractor is expected next week. To super
intend the work the city will employ an
engineer, who is qualified for the job,
and those who bear the burden of ex.
pense will be assured the best possible
results. Some objection has been made
to brick, owing to the greater outlay
over the acadam and litigation has been
promised but none may develop.