The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-11-01
CORRESPONDENCE
Albion


Albion
D B Coon of Milton was in town on
Thursday. e
Uncle Lee and Aunt Mary Coon spent
Monday at Fred Lawtons.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Kelly were enter
tanned at l. Green's Saturday.
The Home Benefit society met with
Mrs Van Horn Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs w A Jordan spent few days of
last week in GAINESVILLE and Evansville.
Mrs e e Stone entertained the Will
ing Workers last Wednesday afternoon.
Marcellus Emerson has been spending
few days at his cousins, D d Emerson.
Kitty Hayes and Ethel Bliven spent
Sunday in GAINESVILLE, the guests of rela-
tives.
III Green, with his assistants, went to
Milton Thursday to paint house for S
Thomas.
Giles Clarke has removed his house
hold goods to Milton Junction during
the week
Mrs George Fleming of Fort Atkinson
was a guest at Mark Heads Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs Greenwood of Johnsons Creek
was guest at NJ A Heads from Thurs
day till Monday.
Miss Coon of Milton has been a guest
at the home of her uncle, 0 L Coon,
during the week.
DIoI - N1oL okn
came Thursday for a ten days visit with
her sister, Mrs Ell A Head.
Miss Van Horn of Milton has been a
guest at the home of her uncle, Rev Van
Horn, for few days.
MIR and Mrs J l. Green returned Mon
day from GAINESVILLE where they spent a
week at Still Jackman's.
Mr. and Mrs Edmond M Simon were
in receipt of congfatulatory kilograms
from Texas, Colorado and California.
Harold Whitford's family are moving
into the vacant house near r G Green's.
Harold will work with his brothers dur
ing corn shredding.
DR. L r Head and family, Miss White
Mrs Thursby and daughter, Miss Taylor
and Miss Sanford, all of Madison were
among the guests at the Simon-Head
wedding.
Ethan Burdick of Farina, Ill, mer-
chant in this village many years ago,
was guest Of his niece, Miss Emma
Randolph, Wednesday, and spent the
night at D L Babcock's.
Mr. and Mrs G M Williams returned
Friday from an extended trip through
Oklahoma Texas and Mexico. They re-
port a delightful trip and Oklahoma
City wonderful city which has sprung
up in such short space of time.
Fred Lawton sold valuable driving
horse to Prof Kittelson of Albion acad-
envy, which he delivered on Friday, but
Saturday morning the animal was gone
and not back to her former home either.
Search was made in adjoining fields, and
messages dispatched to nearby towns
and cities, but she was not located till
Sunday morning, when she was found
near Fred Stark's corn field. A white
scar on the fetlock had been painted
black, which is pretty good evidence
that she had been stolen, and either the
culprit thought better of his act and let
her loose or she broke away and return
ed. We understand that about thirty
pounds of beef disappeared from the
GtldC same
Evansville
Clarence Baker left for San Francisco
Monday to look over the country with a
view to permanently locate there.
WV Gillies returned from his Okla
homa trir Tuesday and is we'll pleased
with the country as we'll as the results
of the convention which he attended.
The many friends of Mrs John Helms
will be panied to learn of her death,
which occurred at the hospital at Madi-
few DAYS before for treatment but re-
suits were not what was expected.
At last the workmen have succeeded
in thing the roof of the new library
building and the same is now practically
enclosed. The fathers have about fin
ished their work and it will not be long
now ere the finishing work in the inside
can be pushed through.
The blacksmith shop of Joseph Jen-
nings at Brooklyn was destroyed by fire
at o'clock Friday morning. The fire
department saved the adjoining build
ings. The presence of kerosene was
found on another building nearby, also
owned by Jennings. 1t is believed the
fire was started by an incendiary. A
woman living nearby says she saw man
looking out of the schoolhouse window
only short time before The marshal
has taken up the case in earnest and will
make determined effort to capture the
supposed firebug.