The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-08-24
CORRESPONDENCE

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Albion
The Atwood Bros are harvesting their
tobacco.
Mrs Seaver is visiting her brother in
Milwaukee.
Mabel Harrington of Rio, Wis, is visit
ing her sister, Sylvia
KB Coon of Chicago visited his par
ents few days last week.
MIR Claud Stout was Milton visitor
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs c M Williams visited friends in
Milton Junction Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Lawton visited with
friends in GAINESVILLE Saturday
Mrs McWilliams of Milton visited Mrs
Stout portion of the past week.
III Green and Jim Noble made bus
mess trip to Fl Atkinson Friday.
Miss Harriet Babcock of Oshkosh is
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Sylvia Harrington returned from her
visit in Milton Junction Thursday.
Mr. Charles Harrington of Rio, Wis, is
visiting his son. James, and family.
Mrs Ruth Webster and son, Lynn, are
visiting her mother in Montrose, S ID.
Mrs f E Webster of Milton junction
visited at G Reuterskiold's Tuesday.
Master Charlie and, Rollin Maxson of
Milton are visitors at Horace Stillman's.
Mrs Emma Landphere of Hammond.
La, visited friends from Friday till Tues
day.
Mr. Louie Babcock and family of Mil
ton are visiting his brother NJ Bah
cock.
Charles Saunders, wife and her moth
or dined with Albert Painters family
Sunday.
Miss Nellie Brown of Milton and
lady friend were visitors at DR. Crosley's
Saturday.
Mrs Henry Head, who has been visit
ing her sister in Wabasha, Minnesota,
returned home Tuesday.
Mrs Eliza Smith is having the found
alton built for her house. B Kingsley OF
Edgerton is doing the work.
Mrs A @ Burdick visited her niece,
Mrs May Balsor, residing in Madison,
from Friday till Tuesday.
Thursday was slim day for Albion,
as nearly everybody was enjoying the M
W A picnic at Charley Bluff.
A E Webster filled the pulpit 10 the S
d 8 church Sabbath morning and de-
livered very able discourse.
John Ford departed for Colorado on
Tuesday in hopes that change of elm
ate would be beneficial to him.
Misses Helen Lawton, Margaret and
Katherine Head visited Miss Rachel
Coon in Utica one day the past week.
Mrs Joe Carr of Milton, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs Mary Burdick of Chi
cago, visited at Charlie Williams Sun
day.
&c Green and family, with the ex-
ception of Wsyland departed Tuesday
for Chetek, their summer resort, to spend
their annual vacation.
Mr. Ross Coon sister Lillian, and Miss
Maud Whittet of Milton junction we're
in attendance at the morning services of
the S d church last Sabbath.
Mrs VIM Mccarthy entertained her
sister in law, Mrs Holcomb of Mazo-
mamie, and her niece, Mrs Coutts of
South Dakota, from Wednesday until
Monday.
A 3 Stilman, wife and youngest son
of Nortonville, Kansas, arrived Friday to
VISIT relatives in Utica. They attended
church services Sabbath morning with
d B Coon and family.
The band will give an open air concert
and ice cream sociable at the town hall
Wednesday evening, August 29th. All
are cordially invited to attend. The band
will give some new selections which are
fine. Don't forget the date and be sure
and come.
Uncle Lee Coon is the recipient of
new watch chain and Aunt Mary nice
gold breastpin; and that is not all-the
donor purchased paint, hired F Gran
dali to do the work, and their house
looks as il dressed in it's Sunday suit
every day of the week.
Master Willis Stillman had a surprise
party sprung on him one evening last
week. Twas jolly crowd that assem-
bled to help celebrate his birthday. He
was favored with guests from GAINESVILLE,
Milton Junction and Madison. He re-
ceived number of tokens of remem-
brance. Wayland Green presented him
with an infant bodyguard of the canine
species.
Indian Ford