The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-10-25
CORRESPONDENCE

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Albion
BIS Miller of Madison was calling on
Albion friends Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs D D Emerson visited Mil
ton relatives Saturday.
81 e Lilly and wife were visitors at
Milton Junction Saturday.
Mrs Van Horn went to Walworth Fri
day to attend the quarterly meeting.
Prof Shaw of Milton college was a
guest of the Crosley families Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Kipp paid his
mother in Beloit visit this week.
Mr. and Mrs Clayton Freedom of Mil
ton Junction were guests at A Woods
Saturday.
Lester Kelley attended the sessions of
the quarterly meeting in Walworth and
visited his sister.
Willis Scofield and family of Indian
Ford spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs Mary Burdick.
Mr and Mrs Geo Walters and children
spent the day with her parents at Mil
ton Junction Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Miles and children
OF Milton Junction were guests at John
Bliven's Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs E G Williams and little
daughter spent the day at Earl Stones
near Milton Junction Saturday.
Mrs Lora Davis of Milton Junction
has been a guest at c. x Mains and
John Bliven's during the week.
Mr. and Mrs G A Emerson and chill
dren of Milton spent Saturday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs 0 l. Coon.
George Ives of West Virginia, who is
a student at Milton college, accompanied
Ellsworth Ayres home to spend Sunday.
Mrs M Crosley is entertaining her
brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs G F Pot
ter of West Hallock Ill, for few days.
Lloyd Simpson of Milton college and
Miss Rachel Coon of Milton Junction
high school accompanied Helen Lawton
home Friday night and spent Sunday.
Mrs G r Green and Mrs Fl A Head
went to Walworth Friday to attend the
sessions of the quarterly meeting. While
there they were guests OF Miss Phoebe
Coon.
Prof Shaw of Milton, Mr. and Mrs. Pot
ter Of West Hallock, I'll Rev Van Horn
and Amy, DR. and Mrs Crosby and Mr.
and Mrs Sheldon were guests at M Cros
leys Sunday
The deal was closed Friday whereby
whereby Fl A Head disposed OF bis; farm
of 50 acres to August Ekland of Rock
dale, consideration $500. The deal was
made through the agency of e M Laid.
Monday afternoon about twenty rela-
tives and intimate friends of Miss Helen
aunt, Mrs 81 A Head, and when all had
arrived Miss Helen was sent for and
given promise 1ous shower" A dainty
luncheon was served and the company
disbursed wishing the future bride
e. many years of happiness.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Helen L Head of Albion and Mr. Ed
mond M Simon of Beloit, graduates of
the university with the class of 1907.
Miss Head is daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Mark A Head of Albion, formerly of this
city, and is a niece of DR. Z r Head. She
is member of Kappa Alpha Theta So
rority. Mr. Simon finished the engineer
ing course last June. The wedding will
take place in few days.-State Journal.
Mr. and Mrs Floyd Burdick and
daughter, of. the Salvation Army, who
are now stationed at Fort Worth, Texas,
cond ucted services in the church Sun
day night. They rendered several very
sweet songs, accompanied by guitars,
and gave a ger eral' view of the work of
the Army No one who listened to their
earnest words and saw their illumined
faces could doubt the sincerity of their
religion and what a wonderful thing
their conversion has been for them.
The real work of the year in the Cam
pus Club began Thursday afternoon, Oct
18th, at Mrs John Bliven's. The club
has the distinction of being the best one
ever known of which closed the program
with full ten minutes of the allotted
time left and not single topic shortened
by the leader. Mrs Emery was the
leader. The topic was washington, D
@, Arlington and Mt Vernon" and the
following program was carried out:
/. History-P1an of City-Location of Points
..N.e,,' ~ - $500. Mrs G. M Sheldon
NapltOI huu Library MIS-. geo. IIOSley
,. White House-W Washington Monument. =.
.........................M Mrs Ernest Drake
T. Social Life in Washington. Observation-Disclosures.
............ ......... Mrs. E. &. Williams
). Arlington Mrs. o. J. Painter
g. Mt Vernon, ...............M Mrs. John Bliven
Music The Star Spangled Banner
Mrs NJ j Babcock gave brief history of
the song and led the club in singing it
The next meeting will be held with Mrs
NJ J Babcock, Oct 31st Leader, Mrs
Van Horn Topic, New York City
The Hudson River" Music, Hail Col
umbia."
Summer