The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-09-27

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ~, l0Ul.
Albion
Miss Helen Head spent Sunday in Be-
lott.
w Potter of Beloit spent Sunday at
Geo Walters.
LA Painter was a Chicago visitor
Saturday and Sunday.
Prof c E Crandall of Milton visited
Mrs Eliza Crandall Saturday.
Wilbur Stewart of Milton college Wis
tied his parents Saturday.
AL Whitford and wife of Rock River
visited Albion relatives Saturday.
Earl Stone of Milton junction trans
acted business in Albion Sunday.
DAYTON Hubbard returned from two
weeks pleasure trip through New York
state.
Mrs Harold Babcock returned Friday
from few days visit with Milton rela-
tives.
Mrs Geo L Walters entertained the
society of Willing Workers Wednesday
afternoon.
Lloyd Simpson visited his brother and
other Albion relatives from Friday night
till Monday.
The Home Benefit society meets with
Mrs d T. Babcock Tuesday afternoon,
Sept Oath.
Mrs Dean Swift of Edgerton was can
wasting the town Thursday in the inter-
ests of the Edgerton Eagle.
SRI Potter and wife returned Friday
from a five days visit with Harvey Wells
and family at Auroraville, Wis.
Bert Potter of West Hallock, who is a
student at Milton college, visited his
aunt, Mrs M Crosley, Saturday.
Miss Mary Burdick of Madison was
guest of her aunt, Mrs Joseph Lang
worthy, for short time last week.
Mrs G R Head went to Madison Mon
day and from there she leaves for an ex-
tended visit to her niece, Mrs Latta, at
Amigo.
Rev Crofoot, who is soon to return to
China as missionary, occupied the pull
pit here Sabbath morning. He was &C.
companied by his son.
Mrs John Martin and daughter Alma
of Stoughton and Mr. and Mrs Lee Coon
were guests at Roy Coon's Tuesday.
Mrs Helen Woolworth and children of
Nortonville, Kas, who are spending some
time at the home of her father, T B Col
Inns, passed portion of the week at 0
Painters
Albion relatives received the sad news
OF the death of the little son of Mr. and
Mrs Wardner Williams in Denver, Colo,
from malignant typhoid fever, which oc
Cured Sept 14th.
DR. A l. Burdick and son of GAINESVILLE
were at DR. Crosley's Saturday and Sun
day. DR. Burdick has number of pa
tents who receive treatment here for
diseases of the eye, ear, throat and nose.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Wescott are at
home again after more than month
spent in Chicago where Mr. Wescott un-
derwent an operation. He is getting
along very nicely for a man of his years.
Prof Edwin Shaw of Milton college
will give an address in the S D B church
at Albion, Saturday evening, Sept 2Stb,
on "Our UNCONVENTIONAL Schools"
Mrs Patterson and four children, who
are on their way from Pittsburg, Pa, to
their new home in Ell Paso, Texas, we're
entertained by Mrs Fred Painter dur
ing the week. Mrs Patterson will be re-
membered as Florence Strong, a former
teacher near Albion.
The Albion band furnished the music
at the Dane county fair Tuesday and, of
course, it rained. Mesdames Ira Hum
phrey, L Green and VIM Mccarthy
accompanied their husbands. The band
goes to the Jefferson county fair this
week and more favorable weather is
hoped for.
The first meeting of the Campus Club
will be held Tuesday afternoon, Oct lst,
at the home of the president Mrs Geo
Crosley. The constitution will be pre-
sented for adoption, the program for the
year will be outlined and general plan
of the work to be done will be presented.
All ladies who wish to join either as
active or honorary members are ex-
pected and cordially invited to be pres
ent.-By order of the Secy.