The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-12-27
CORRESPONDENCE
Albion


Albion
Ellsworth Ayers is home from college
for the holidays.
Wilbur Stewart of Milton college is
home for the holiday vacation.
Miss Pollen of Milton junction is a
guest of her friend, Bertha Hayes.
Miss Titus will pass her two weeks
vacation at her home in Madison.
DR. and Mrs Cleary of Edgerton took
tea Sunday evening at W A DeLancy,s
Sumner Knox of Brooklyn is here to
spend the holidays with his aunt, Mrs
Jordan. a
Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year to the editor and readers of The
Reporter.
Lloyd Simpson of Milton college is
passing the holiday vacation with Albion
friends.
Mrs Lee Coon is not gaining her
strength as rapidly as her many friends
would wish.
Jerome Head of Madison spent few
days with his friend, Wyland Green,
during the week.
Nj Bolser's family of Madison are
here to spend the holidays with Samuel
Burdick and wife.
Miss Hocomb of Richmond, Ill, is
spending some of her time with VIM
McCarthy's family.
Mrs o L Coon and Mrs D D Emerson
are among the number who are sick as
result of severe colds.
Helen Lawton, who is attending Mil
ton junction high school, is at home for
q two weeks vacation.
Arlon Stone from near Milton juno
ton was a guest at the home of his
brother, Herbert, Friday.
Rev Updike of Madison, who delivered
lecture here Thursday evening" was
entertained at M A Heads.
Mrs Oscar Davis and children went to
Milton Friday to spend couple OF days
with her mother, Mrs Van Horn.
&c Main, wife and daughter left on
Monday morning for Tiskilwa, Til, to
visit their son, Louie Main, and family.
Mrs T M Stone spent Friday and Sat-
urday with her sister, Mrs G MI Williams,
who has been seriously i'll with another
attack of gall stones. !. 4 $500 ssssans
Ell e Stone had the misfortune to lose
valuable three-year- old colt Thursday
p N. A combination Of pink eye and
pneumonia was the cause.
Prof and Mrs Ringoen left the first of
the week for Chicago, and after a few
days there they will go to Ridgeway,
Iowa, for the remainder OF the vacation.
Mrs Roy Coon spent Sunday and Mon
day in Stoughton helping to care for her
sister, Mrs Arthur Roberts and her hus.
band, who are both ill with typhoid
fever.
Miss Nettie Main closed her school in
the Devine district Friday for three
weeks vacation. She had a Christmas
tree and appropriate exercises on We'd
nesday evening at the school house.
The graded school closed Friday for
two weeks vacation. Christmas exer-
cises were rendered by the pupils in both
Miss Titus and Miss Painters divisions
and Christmas tree was special fea-
ture of the occasion.
The Young Men g club procured Rev
Updike of Madison for the second num-.
Der on the lecture course His lecture
occurred Thursday evening and his sub
ject was 1.-The Gospel of Leisure" All
who had the pleasure of listening to him
pronounced it a most interesting topic
and one we'll handled by the speaker.
DR. Daland of Milton college delivers the
third number of the course January Is,
1905
The larry at-Home Travels were re-
sumed by the Campers Glib Thursday
pm at Mrs M A Heads. After spend
ing two weeks at the jamestown Expo
sition we went on to Baltimore, Md. un-
der the leadership of Mrs Chas Saun-
ders. Baltimore and John Hopkins
University was the subject of Mrs d d
Emerson's sketch. From Baltimore we
went by rail to Philadelphia. Mrs M. J
Babcock then described briefly "Phila-
delpnia and the Centennial Exposition"
stephen Girard and His College was
the subject of an interesting paper by
Mrs o Painter. From Philadelphia
we went to Pittsburg Mrs Hodgson
then read Of "Pittsburg, as an Industrial
Centre" and Mrs F E Painter of pitts
burg the Home of the Fine Arts Mrs
w n hedu Todu al interesting SRoCcn OF
Andrew Carnegie, prepared by Mrs
Simon. We then took a short trip
among the Adirondack mountains with
Miss Cora Drake. The history of the
song, Maryland, My Maryland" and it's
author was given by Miss Minerva Still
man. The next meeting occurs Jan 9th
at the home of Mrs F B Lawton. Lead
er, Mrs Drake.
Indian Ford
Mrs Whaley returned to her home in
Rome last week.
Little Walter Green has gone from
Mrs Johnson's TO GAINESVILLE.