The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-10-11
CORRESPONDENCE

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Albion
Mrs c c Reuterskiold spent Thursday
in Milton.
Mr. and Mrs r c Green spent Monday
in GAINESVILLE.
Mrs Steffens of Milton Junction is a
guest at d Babcocks.
Oscar Davis and family of Milton Wis
tied his brother, Albino, Saturday.
Willie Babcock has returned from a
months visit to his sister in Mason City,
Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs Ell E Stone spent Satur-
day with his mother and brothers near
Milton junction.
d. Babcock ard family Mrs and
Miss Hoxie spent Thursday at the home
of Elmer Langworthy.
Mr. and Mrs Crosley of Milton attend
ed church here Saturday and visited Mr.
and Mrs M Crosley.
Mrs o L Coon goes to Chicago We'd
nesday to spend few days with her Sis
ter, Mrs Parker.
The Ladies Home Benefit Society
meets with Mrs j FL Painter Tuesday
afternoon, Oct 9Th.
Miss Ruth linn, student at Milton
college, was guest of Mrs M Crosley
from Friday till Sunday.
Miss Angie Langworthy and Mrs Hat
tie Sweat of Milton junction attended
church here Sabbath day.
Mrs Ben Maxson and two children of
Milton visited her sister, Mrs Ell Still
man, from Friday till Sunday
Mrs David Ring and her mother, Mrs
Loofboro, of Milton were guests at Rev
Van Horns over the Sabbath.
Rev Van Horn leaves this week for a
missionary trip among the isolated
churches in central Wisconsin.
Mrs Conway, who came out from Chi
cage with her parents. Mr. and Mrs R
Wescott returned home Friday
The Women's board OF the s d So
ciety met on Thursday with Mrs Van
Horn, who is one of it's members.
Mrs NJ Dates entertained the Will
ing Workers last Wednesday afternoon.
They meet with Mrs M Babcock this
week.
q G Vosburg. who represents the Coe,
Converse & Edwards Nursery Go of Fort
Atkinson, spent Wednesday night at E
g Williams.
Mrs Solomon Hoxie and her daughter
of Chicago have been guests of their
cousins, Mrs D L Babcock and @ M
Williams, during the week.
S S Thomas of Milton and his daugh-
ter, Mrs Mary Maxson of Michigan,
dined with Mrs D d Emerson and called
on other relatives and friends Thursday.
Mrs Fred Painter spent Thursday in
GAINESVILLE with her friend, Mrs Patter-
son, who is visiting her mother in that
city.
Atty Gen Titus and wife of Madison
took tea with their daughter at 0 L
Coon's Saturday night. Miss Titus re-
turned home with them to spend Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs Floyd Vincent of Rock
River and Bernice Woolrath of Norton
vile, Kansas, visitad Albion relatives
Saturday.
Miss Grace Vars and Wilbur Stewart,
Milton college students, were guests at
the home of Mr. Stewards parents from
Friday till Sunday.
Rev Davis, president of the S D B
Young Peoples Board, met with the
Juniors Sunday afternoon, with the Sen
ior G E at 7:30 and delivered an inter
esting sermon at 8 p N in the church.
The Campus Club held very inter-
esting session Tuesday afternoon at the
home of the president, Mrs Geo Crosley.
After the business hour the president
delivered an interesting address and the
Membership committee served dainty
luncheon. "The larry, at Home Travels"
will be begun at the next meeting, Oct
18th, at Mrs M A Heads. The topic is
"Washington, Arlington and Mt Vernon"
Leader, Mrs Emery. Twenty -one mem,
bers are now enrolled.