The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-08-30
Albion


il Green was a GAINESVILLE visitor
Tuesday.
Chas Saunders and family spent Sat
urday in Milton.
Charlie Maxson of Walworth has been
spending few days at Geo Walters.
Iva Saunders of Edgerton is spending
a few days at her uncle's, Chas Saun-
ders.
Theo johnson and wife of Edgerton
were business callers at FL A Heads on
Sunday.
Miss Florence Thomas of Milton spent
a few days with her brother Harry and
other relatives.
Mrs Grace Woodward is visiting her
sister, Mrs J M Dates, and brother. Ell
Harrington.
Mrs Ell r Edwards and son Carroll re-
turned to their home in Worthington,
MINI, Friday night.
Miss Minerva Stillman leaves Wednes-
day for Dodge Center, MINI, to attend
the wedding of friend.
Ed Morse of Chicago, who has been
spending his vacation at D L Babcock's,
returns home this week.
Miss Mary Flagg and niece Florence
of Edgerton have been guests at d l.
Babcock's during the week.
Mr. and Mrs D D Emerson spent Mon
day in Milton with their brothers Clar-
60,
Rev Blinkensopp of Albion Prairie de-
livered most excellent sermon in the
S d B church Sabbath morning.
Ray Pine, a little Chicago boy who
has been spending some weeks at E 3
Lawton's, returned home Monday.
Mrs Balch of Rock River, Mrs Frank
Miles and daughters Blanche and Ber-
nice of Milton Junction are guests at
John Blivens.
Clarence Emerson, wife and two chill
dren of Cornell, N Y, were guests of his
brother, D D Emerson, from Thursday
till Monday.
Henry Babcock, Bertha Hayes and
Nettie Warrichart were among the num-
Der attending the camp meeting at
Grand Rapids, Wis.
Miss Nellie Wilcox, who visited her
friend Helen Head returned to her
home in Ft Atkinson by boat last Thurs
day from Charley Bluff.
Geo F Walters and Warren Ayres at
tended the 50th anniversary of the
Of OF Mol
worth last Wednesday.
Mrs M A Head and Helen went to
Jefferson Tuesday. They will visit with
friends at johnson Creek and Fort At
kinson before their return.
Ed Simon of Pueblo, Col was an un-
expected arrival at NJ A Heads Tuesday
afternoon. On Saturday he left for Be-
lott to fill responsible position with the
Fairbanks Morse Co.
Mr. and Mrs r G Green and three of
the children departed Tuesday evening
for the northern part of the state Mrs
Green and Doris will remain until the
hay fever season is past.
The Campus Club" is the name of
the new organization of Albion ladies,
the officers of which are: Pres-Mrs Geo
Crosley: Vice Pres Mrs John Bliven;
Secy-Mrs Glen Williams; Treas-Mrs
Fred Painter. The program for the
year is now being prepared.
The annual M w A picnic of Milton
junction end Albion camps was great
success as far as attendance was con-
cerned 1t was probably the largest pic
mic yet held. The day was perfect and
Charley Bluff very pleasant place. The
ball game between the two camps re-
suited in a victory for Milton junction.
Albion carried off the prize in the tug
of-war contest. The music for the day
was furnished by the Milton Junction
band.
The many friends of DR. Merton Head
will be interested in the following item,
taken from the Hartland Mimi Herald
concerning his success with his herd of
registered Jerseys: prof T L Hacker
of the U of M dairy school, has written
DR. Head in regard to the purchase Of
young dairy stock coming fresh in the
fall, needed at the dairy station for ex-
perimental purposes. The experts know
the nature of good dairy stock and
where to get it. The Doctors herd is
becoming more widely known and Justly
celebrated as the months 90 by, and
other breeders of fine stock are looking
his way with view OF building up their
own herds"