The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-03-08
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Miss Lillian Babcock is ill with hron-
chitis.
Ludwig Lee of Edgerton was visitor
ia town Sunday.
Eloise Thomas, who has been sick
with appendicitis, is cOpvalesclng.
Mr. Elton Craig of Ft Atkinson is
guest of Mr. Melvin Chadwick and fam
lily.
Mont Painter and wife returned from
their visit at Hammond, La, Saturday
afternoon.
RCGreen has purchased a new sep
arator and will separate his own cream
hereafter.
Messrs James Harrington and Will
Mills made business trip to Milton
Junction Thursday.
DIR A L Burdick of GAINESVILLE will be
at DIR Crosley's office in Albion next
Sunday, March 10th.
Mr. Irving Gamblers and sister Olive OF
Lake Mills were visitors at Charlie He
bells the first of the week.
CM Williams and wife attended the
funeral of her father Mr. X Frlnk, at
Milton junction Saturday morning.
Chas Saunders and wife are rejoicing
over the safe arrival of baby daughter
that came to gladden. their home Feb 70.
Mrs M Chadwick and daughter at
tended the ladies' society at Chas Ham
merouist's in Sumner one day last week.
John Swaney and family moved into
John Bliven's tenant house the past
week and will work Johns farm this
year.
Mr. and Mrs George l. Walters, Glenn
Williams and Herbert Stone attended
the funeral of their grandparent, Mr. Il
p Frink, at Milton Junction Saturday
morning.
Mr. Bert Frink and wife of Minneap-
oils, MINI, called upon relatives IN this
vicinity Friday while enroute to attend
their grandfather's funeral at Milton
Junction.
Henry Taylor and wife moved their
household goods to Edgerton Wednes-
day and will live with Geo Vickers and
wife. Edgar Stebbins and wife moved
onto the place vacated by Mr. Taylor
and will superintend the farm for Mr.
Vickers.
The Young Mems club will hold their
regular monthly meeting on March l4th
at the parsonage. The program commit
tee has provided entertainment and ar
engagements will be made for the next
numbers of the lecture course at that
time.
The next number on the lecture course
is : lecture on the subject of Wisconsin
Archaeology by Mr. A Stout who is
instructor in the Baraboo schools. He
has found time to make special study
of the implements, mounds and evidences
of prehistoric man IN our state With
special reference to the Koshkonong re-
gion Watch for the date the latter part
of this month.
Through the co operation of Mr. Robe
Dow of Stoughton, liberal prizes have
been offered in order to revive the art
of spelling, in series of old fashioned
spelling matches. The best qualified
spoilers of each district school meet at a
central location in each township where
the winners are selected who go to the
final contest in the city of Stoughton,
May %. The schools in the township of
Albion will meet at some convenient
date, not earlier than April 18th or later
than the Goth, in the village of Albion
for the preliminary contest. The par.
ents of the children are especially in
vited to help the teachers and pupils to
make this event pleasant and profit
able one. Later announcement will be
made concerning the time and place.
Caledonia.
We are having some spring like
weather.
Mrs Chas White is doing fine since
her operation.
Mrs Mike Boyle spent Saturday at N
McGinley's.
Rev K Harlin was the guest of D E
Mccarthy Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs d e Mccarthy spent
Sunday at J McCarthy's.
Mr. and Mrs r S Earle and family
spent Sunday at Jim Earle's.
Mrs r L Earle and Mrs D McCar-
thy spent Tuesday with friends in
Stoughton.
Mr. and Mrs Stearns spent Sunday
with Mrs Stearn's parents, Mr. and Mrs
Fessenden.
Rockdale