The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-07-12
CORRESPONDENCE.
Albion

Dayton Hubbard went to Walworth
Thursday on business.
Harold Babcock and wife spent the
4th with Milton relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Burdick and son
Rex spent the 4th at G L Walters.
Wayland Green spent last week in
Madison with his friend, Jerome Head.
w S Potter of Beloit came up Thurs
day and spent the day with his mother.
Nettie Main and Leo Ford are attend
ing teachers institute in Stoughton this
week.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Campbell of Edger
ton we're over Sunday visitors at John
Bliven's.
Edwin Morse of Chicago arrived Sun
day to spend his summer vacation at II
L Babcocks.
Mr. and Mrs Morgan of Lima spent
part of their honeymoon with Mr. and
Mrs Harold Baboock.
Mrs Louise Scarcliff of Indian Ford
spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs JOS
ephine Langworthy.
Mrs Wesley Johnson and daughter of
Alto, Mich, are guests at q l. Walters.
Mrs johnson is a niece of Mrs Washing
ton Potter.
The Ladies' Home Benefit Society
were pleasantly entertained by Mrs
Clara Green Tuesday afternoon.
Ernest Drake is removing his house
hold goods here from Monroe and will
share his fathers home for a time at
least.
Mr. and Mrs NJ j Babcock went to
MELVILLE the 4th, where they were joined
by T. A Babcock's family of Milton and
picnic dinner was enjoyed on the banks
of Rock river.
The families of NJ A Head, G S Ran
dolph, Harlie and Charlie Saunders and
John Bliven enjoyed very pleasant pic
mic on the banks of Rock river near
MELVILLE the 4th.
The many friends of Mahlon Bolser
and wife will be pleased to learn that
their son Paul is some better at present
writing DR. Crosley went to Madison
again Friday to attend him.
Pres Daland of Milton college came
over to Albion Thursday and on Sab
bath morning delivered most excellent
sermon. Miss Helen Head sang the Of
fertory solo and the choir rendered the
patriotic anthem For Our Country's
Sake"
Quite a number of Albion people spent
the 4th at Saunders grove where the AL
bion Prairie churches held a picnic.
Among those were Mr. and Mrs Ell E
Stone, Mr. and Mrs Hugh Stewart and
Mr. and Mrs L j Green.
Mrs Winnek and daughter Ruth have
been most pleasantly entertained the
past week in the homes of many OF Mrs
Winnek's girlhood friends. They de-
parted Saturday for their home in San
Diego, Cal, via Chicago and Nortonville,
Kansas.
Mrs Glen Williams entertained few
relatives and friends Saturday evening,
July 9Th, in honor of her husbands Both
birthday. Refreshments were served
and a pleasant evening passed. The
guests were Mr. and Mrs FL e Stone, Mr.
and Mrs Geo Walters, Mr. and Mrs Fred
Burdick of Milton Junction, Mr. and Mrs
Geo Sherwood and Mr. and Mrs M j
Babcock Mr. Babcock. celebrated his
10th birthday July 9th.
Mrs Ethel Davis, unaided by any in
cubator, has raised fine flock of chick
ens, numbering over three hundred, with
over a,hundred of marketable size. Last
Thursday night some sneak thief, who
hadn't celebrated the 4th sufficiently,
came and carried off about one hundred
of these fine fowls. Only person who
has raised chickens can fully appreciate
what this loss means, not only in a inan
cial way but in the amount of labor in
volved in the process. There are strong
suspicious as to who this scamp is and
the punishment deserved may be admin
istered yet.