The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-06-28
Albion

Albion
Blanche Stillman is at the parental
home for short visit.
Mr. and Mrs Michel returned to their
Iowa home Monday.
Alfred Williams of Chicago was call
ing on friends here Sunday and Monday.
Mrs Osborne and daughter Nellie have
returned from their trip to South Da-
kota.
DIR and Mrs Crosley and Mrs Burdick
spent Tuesday IN GAINESVILLE at DR. Bur
dicks.
Miss Bernice Painter, who is stu
dent of music at Milton college, is home
for the summer vacation.
The Ladies' Home Benefit society will
be entertained Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs Ira Humphrey. A pleasant time is
anticipated.
Mrs G r Head has returned from
Madison. She was accompanied by her
grandson Jerome who will spend his va
cation here.
Mr. and Mrs l. Green, Mr. Locke of
California and Miss Susan Locke visited
with their sister, Mrs Jackman, in James
vile the past week.
Mrs Frank Hebel went to Milwaukee
Thursday, called there by the serious
illness of Hattie Hebel, who is in hos
pital with typhoid fever.
Mr. Ed Simons, graduate in electrical
engineering from Wisconsin university,
is at NJ A Heads for time before going
to Pueblo, Col, to engage in his profess
sion.
Rev w D Burdick of Farina, III, gave
a very interesting discourse Sabbath
morning. They leave GAINESVILLE We'd
nesday morning for their home.
M \ Head and wife returned from
Madison Thursday Miss Helen has
completed her course at the university
and will be at home for time, at least
Claude Stout will spend his vacation
in South Dakota with his mother. We
understand that he contemplates re-
manning there to take up a claim and
teach school.
Mr. Clarke of Dodge Center, recent
graduate of Milton college, and Miss
Ruby Tappan attended church here
Sabbath morning and were guests OF
Miss Minerva Stillman.
The Crosley, Van Horn and w D Bah
cock families had a picnic along the
shores of Rock river near MELVILLE Sun
day Some relatives of Milton Junction
were also of the party and very enjoy
able time was the result, despite the fire.
quent showers.
Milton college commencement exer-
cises were we'll attended by Albion PEG
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Mr. and Mrs Harold Babcock, DR. and
Mrs Crosley and his mother, Mrs Bur
dick, Mr. and Mrs M J Babcock, Rev.
and Mrs Van Horn, Mr. and Mrs John
Bliven, Mrs G. E Main, Nellie Babcock,
Minerva Stillman, Mrs Carl Sheldon,
Earl Bliss and Will and Lloyd Simpson.
20 Emery & Son have received some
valuable additions to the herds of regis
tered Jerseys and swine during the
week. They purchased of A ] Lovejoy,
Roscoe, ILL., three Berkshires, one of
which is half brother to Star Master
piece End for which Mr. Ell G Taylor re-
Gently paid ST. 900 to the University of
Wisconsin. The addition to their Jer-
sey herd was shipped from Anton Farm,
Jerseyvllle, I'll. and is also from dis
tinguished family, being the grandson of
Two prize winners at the st Louis falr-
Loretta D and Merry Maiden's 3rd son.
The graded school closed Friday with
exercises at the school house. A large
number of parents and friends of the
school were present On Tuesday even
ing Supt Ames awarded diplomas to
Agnes Emerson and Sarah Davis, from
Dist No 2; Nora Larson and Helen Law
ton from Dist No g. and Gretta Devine,
Helen Murkve, Paul Person and Adele
Wentworth from Dist No 6. Owing to
the severe storm, Prof G O Banting was
unable to be present. The band and a
double quartette furnished music and
the orations by the two graded school
graduates made up the program. "The
Colonists' Contribution to Our Civiliza-
ton" was the subject of Agnes Emer-
sons grafton, and The White Mans
Burden" that of Sarah Davis. Both
subjects were we'll handled.