The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-08-23

MT ana Mrs henry helley were MIItOu
visitors Saturday.
Mrs M K Seaver and Helen Head
spent Friday in GAINESVILLE.
CM Williams and wife visited her
brother in Milton Junction Saturday.
HarIie Saunders and wife of Edgerton
were visitors at Chas Saunders Friday.
A L Whitford of Rock River, came
over Monday to attend Jay Wescott's
funeral.
Ben Stillman and daughter Laura of
Milton were over Sunday visitors at DR.
Crosleys.
Miss Wilcox of Fort Atkinson is a
guest of her friend, Helen Head, this
week.
E G Main and wife spent Saturday
with her brother, Stephen Saunders and
family at Milton.
Mr. and Mrs Zeidler of Madison were
entertained at M A Heads from Friday
till Sunday p M.
D D Emerson went to Milton Tuesday
to visit with his brother from New York,
who is at G A Emerson's.
Mr. Crandall of Milton Junction at
tended church here Sabbath day and
visited Ellsworth and Elton Ayers.
Blanche and Alden Hayes of Alton
who have been visiting their Albion rel
atives, returned home Monday.
Prof Ell r Edwards left for his Mime
sofa home Friday night Mrs Edwards
and Carroll remain another week.
The Ladies Home Benefit Society will
be entertained Tuesday %, Aug 18th,
by Mrs Glen Williams.
L A Babcock of Milton was a visitor
at the home of his brother, M J Babcock
Friday night and Sabbath day.
E NJ Laid of Edgerton, accompanied
by Mr. Witt of Outagamie Co, were bust
ness visitors at Ell A Heads Thursday.
Mrs P II Swift and granddaughter
Mary OF Watertown were guests Of AL
bion relatives from Friday till Tuesday.
Rev Blinkensopp of Albion Prairie
church Aug 24th, In the pastor absence.
Rex Burdick of Milton junction, COM
pleted weeks visit at his aunt's, Mrs
Geo Walters and returned home SaUur-
day.
Mrs Will Showers and two children of
Milton junction, were guests of her
mother, Mrs Reuterskiold, Sunday and
Monday.
Howard Stewart and bride are spend
ing a portion of their honeymoon at the
home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs Hugh
Stewart.
Rev and Mrs VanHorn, Fl Painter
and wife, Misses Zoe and Bernice Pal
inter departed Sunday for the D B
Conference at Alfred n Y.
Frank Hebel returned home Thursday
from his trip to the Dakotas, but was
not sufficiently impressed with land val
ues there to make purchase.
Mrs M Crosley has had the pleasure
of entertaining her brother, Riley Potter
of Hammond, La. On Monday he left
for Alfred, n Y, accompanied by Mrs
Crosley.
The many friends of r Wesc tt,
who underwent an operation in a Chi
cago hospital, will be glad to know that
he is dong as we'll as could be expected
at this date.
Mrs John Bliven gave party to about
thirty children Sunday M in honor of
Marion's ninth birthday Refreshments
were served and pleasant afternoon
was enjoyed by each little guest.
The families of B Lawton, S r Pot
ter, M ] Babcock and Ell r Edwards of
Worthington Mimi, had family reun-
ION at the home of Mr. and Mrs D B
Coon, near Milton, on Thursday.
The Albion Band furnished music at
the Home Coming picnic held in Nab
sons grove last Wednesday. Quite a
number of Albionites were in attend
ance and enjoyed pleasant day.
Walton Green was seven years old
Friday, Aug 10th, SO a number of his lit
tie friends we're invited to help him eel
citrate the occasion. 1t goes without
saying that the children had fine time
A number of ladies met Friday p M al
Mrs M A Heads to organize Women's
Club for the purpose of literary study
and mental culture. Meetings will be
held on alternate Thursdays from Sept
to May. Further notice will appear a:
more definite arrangements are made.
lightning played strange prank:
around here Monday. 1t entered Chas
Saunders house tearing off plasterine
from both sides of partition and made
it's way out by tearing off six or sever
boards. The occupants of the houst
were uninjured and no fire resulted.