The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-02-02
CORRESPONDENCE
Albion


Henry Vivian of Edgerton was in town
Sunday.
re Green visited his family from Sat
urday till Monday.
Delicious BREAKFAST food, Egg 0 See
at Reutersklold's
Mrs A j. Burdick OF GAINESVILLE visited
at DR. Crosley's Saturday.
George Babcock and wife dined with
G L Walters family Tuesday.
Charles Saunders and wife visited
friends in Madison Tuesday.
A Campbell and wife visited rela-
tives in Stoughton Sunday.
Mahlon Bolser and family returned to
their home in Madison Friday.
Ellery Crandall and wife were visitors
at Jim Mobiles one day last week.
Little Jesse Harrington, who is sick
with scarlet fever, is convalescing.
Miss Emma Randolph visited her
brother, Charles, in Edgerton Friday.
Theodore Kumlien of Fort Atkinson
gave G G Reuterskiold call Thursday.
Mrs E S Painter returned to her
home in Minneapolis, MINI, Friday even
ing.
N Palmer of Milton was in town
Thursday selling buckwheat and corn
meal.
Isaac Bunting and wife of Sumner
we're visitors at Mr. Chadwick's one day
the past week.
Miss Mabel Slagg visited relatives and
friends in Edgerton from Wednesday
until Saturday.
Mrs Emma Osborne came up from Ed
gerton Saturday and remained until
Sunday afternoon.
George Klement and family of Oak
land attended the Adventist church on
Sabbath afternoon.
Mr. August Loga and wife of Sumner
visited their daughter, Mrs Frank Hebel
one day the past week.
Mrs Myra Reynolds, Sue Campbell
and Gertie Whitford visited with Chas
Smith and wife Thursday.
Mrs S Kipp of Beloit, who has been
visiting her son, Henry, the past two
weeks, returned home Sunday.
Frank Hebel delivered his tobacco tc
Mcintosh Bros in Edgerton Thursday
receiving $120 per acre for six acres.
The state veterinary surgeon examined
seventeen head of cattle for tuberculosis
Friday at Frank Hebel's farm and pro
nounced them all sound.
The quarterly meeting of the South
ern Wisconsin and Chicago churches
will convene with the Albion church be-
ginning on the evening of Feb End, ter
minating Sunday evening.
Johnnie says "it's beginning to thaw
he had better get the gun and practice
shooting at the mark" Unless he has
better luck than he had last week, we
think he had better "yump the yob."
Fels-Naptha soap at Reuterskiold's
Throw clothes and soap into tub Of
water and they will come out washed
dried and ironed. Ii that isn't right
read directions on soap wrapper.
The Willing Workers very agreeably
surprised Miss Clara Sheldon Saturday
evening by calling with other friends
spending the evening and presenting hel
with many pretty gifts in honor of hel
birthday.
The G e singing class met at George
Walters residence Thursday evening Of
last week. About thirty were in atten
dance. Mrs Walters treated them to re-
freshments A collection was taken fol
the class amounting to $l.3O.
Wednesday of last week the Babcock
Painter birthday was celebrated. The
party this year was held at Paul Pal
miter's residence. Paul was 81 and
George Babcock So years of age. AL
present had very nice time and wished
them many happy returns of the day.
Rev E G Richardson of Edgerton, &C
companied by Miss Musson, Deaconess
of Lake Bluff, Illinois, were present at
the S D B church Sabbath morning
Miss Musson supplied the pulpit and
gave a very interesting account of the
good work that was being accomplished
by her people at Lake View.
While Harold and Kenneth Whitford
were cutting down lodged tree in Giles
Clark's woods Thursday afternoon the
tree fell unexpectedly, throwing both
men about twenty feet. The butt OF the
tree, a large one, struck Harold above
the left knee, badly shattering the thigh
bone. Although Kenneth had an arm
severely bruised, he carried his brothe,
eighty rods to the buggy and brought
him to his home in Albion. Drs Crosley
and McChesney were called and set the
injured limb.