The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-06-21
Albion


AE Webster ard bride are spending
their honeymoon in Albion.
LA Babcock's family of Milton WIS.,
tied at M Babcock's from Thursday to
Sunday.
Martin Locke and family of Edgerton
were at T. Green's Sunday for family
reunion.
ID Emerson had the misfortune to
lose his brood mare last week. Her
three weeks old colt is alive and thriv-
ing.
Mrs Ella Walters entertained her
mother and sister from Milton junction
for few days.
Mr. Locke of Alameda, Cal, is paying a
visit to Mrs L Green. He went to Cal
ifornia about 45 years ago.
Mr. and Mrs Angel and children of
Rochelle, Ill, spent few days with her
sister, Mrs Fred Lawton.
Rev W D Burdick of Farina III, will
preach at the regular morning service
June 22d at the d B church.
o Austin, wife and child of Salem, w
Va, visited their cousins, Mrs Rose Coon,
Hattie Painter and Nathan Kelly, here
during the week.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Babcock went to
Milton Tuesday to attend the gradua-
ton exercises of the class in music at
Milton college.
Mrs leila Rogers of Walworth and
mother, Mrs Babcock, and Mrs Lora
e oil nf
this place, we're entertained at e T.
Mains during the association.
Mrs T Ell Drake passed away Sunday
at a 20. Funeral services from her late
home we're conducted Tuesday afternoon
and interment made in Evergreen Gene
terry. The community sympathize with
the husband, sons and granddaughter
Cora, who has known no other mother.
The Northwestern Association began
Thursday morning and closed Sunday
evening. From first to last it was sue
cess, religiously and socially, and the
largest associatlonal gathering held IN
years Many able discourses we're de-
livered which served to strengthen spir-
itually and intellectually those who lis
tened. Delegates were present from
North Loup. Neb; Garum and Welton,
Iowa; Dodge Center, Mimi; Jackson
Center Ohio; Salem, w Va; Alfred and
Adams Center, N Y; Plaintield and Dun
ellen, N j; Chicago Farina, West Hal
lock and Edelstein, Ill; Milton, Milton
Junction, GAINESVILLE, Rock River and
Walworth, Wis. Among the visitors
present we're the following clergymen:
Geo B Shaw, New York City; A E Main,
dean of Alfred Theological seminary;
Theo L Gardiner, North Loup, Neb;
John T Davis, Garum, Iowa; Chas S
Sayre, Dodge Center, MINI; George W
Burdick, Welton, Iowa; w d Burdick,
Farina, ILL., Geo w Lewis and 0 S Mills,
Milton Junction; T A Platts, w G. Da-
land and Edwin Shaw, Milton; M G
Stillman, Walworth; L F Randolph,
Hopkington, r I; E B Saunders, Ash
away, r I; w D Wilcox, Chicago, Ill;
E FL Socwell, Adams Center, N Y; f E
Peterson, Edelstein, Ill; Walter l. Green,
Field Secy of S S Board, and H D Clark,
VINO is finding homes through the de
nomination for homeless children. Din
ner was served each day in the new
church basement, the largest number of
visitors being present on Sabbath day
when $50 were furnished dinner. 1t is
estimated that there were over 100 peO-
pie present at that mornings session.
Especial praise should be accorded the
transportation entertainment and din
ing room committees, with Geo l. Wal
tiers, Jr, G. NJ Williams and Mrs E B
Lawton as the respective chairman OF
each committee. 1t would be an impos-
sibility for the Albion correspondent to
give the names of a quarter of the peo
pie who were entertained here during
the association or the homes in which
each were guests. Every family did it's
share in the pleasant task.