The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-04-27
Albion Prairie

AIbion Frairte
Orlow Carpenter is improving slowly.
Wilmer Slagg is suffering with bron-
chitis.
A little boy arrived at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Gust Aas.
Arthur Vickers lost valuable horse
last Thursday
Mrs Martin Fom and Mrs Marion
Slagg are slowly improving.
Pm Johnson of Stoughton spent few
days with his new grandson.
Mr. Flom of Stoughton is here spend
ing the week with his son, Martin.
Lon Green of Albion has been busy
papering for parties here last week.
Arnold Slagg is in Platt. S D. looking
after his land interests at that place.
Harvey Vickers suffered a relapse
early in the week, but is now improving.
SP Saunders delivered thirty-four
choice hogs to Edgerton market Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Ole Lien attended the
funeral of Mrs Carl Lien in Chicago last
week.
Hans Lund has purchased fine new
creamery wagon and fancy driving
team.
j M jacobson has commenced the
foundation for large modern barn and
silo
Edwin Marsden was in Fort Atkinson
Friday to have his eyes fitted with
glasses
Mr. and Mrs Walter Vickers of Edger-
ton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Alma Marsden.
Mr. and Mrs F l. Mabson Mr. and Mrs
S Hall transacted business in Fort At
kinson last Saturday
Farmers are busy sowing oats and
barley this week and their wives are
busy cleaning house.
Four cases of smallpox at Anthony An
derson's were reported last week by the
health officer, DIR Crosley of Albion.
The many friends of Mrs Will Hemp
hill were sorry to hear of her serious i'll
ness and hope for her speedy recovery.
Martin Holverson was in Jefferson last
Tuesday and purchased a number of
small pigs. He has new hog house
and steam cooker and contemplates rails
ing pork that will bring the top notch
price.
Albion Prairie Sunday school elected
their officers for the ensuing year last
Sunday as follows: supt, George Hall;
Sec, Henry Marsden, Jr; Treas, Miss
Blanche MADISON; Teachers-Rev Shop
herd, j G. Marsden, Miss Mae Marsdep :;
Assts-Mrs Henry Marsden, Leslie Rall,
Miss Mildred Marsden.
James Craig is busy building Page
wire fence around the farm recently pur-
chased of FL Wileman Mr. Craig be-
lieves the only way to keep the friend
ship of his neighbors is to keep his
stock at home, and there is no better
way than having good fences.
The stockholders of Hillside Co-opera-
tive Creamery Go held meeting Thurs
day evening to make arrangements for
charging the present building, as the
| patronage has increased and the capac-
ity of the old building is not large
enough to accommodate it. Mr. Zaudka
| is first class butter maker and also a
machinist and keeps everything in re.
pair. He has a small dynamo which
supplies the factory with sixteen electric
lights. The factory is kept in first-cass
order. Anyone who doubts the above
statements may call any time and exam
inc it.
Fishing is one of the gentlest arts,
whether you fish for fishes or whether
you fish for hearts, is the decision ar
rived at by newly married couple who
went to Lake Koshkonong to fish for
fish, but they were interrupted by the
game warden after shooting at a mud
hen and catching a small fish. They
were tined Sll-a very expensive fish
but they agree that the old adage must
be true that There is better fish in the
sea than ever was caught" and not SO
expensive.