The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-01-31
CORRESPONDENCE


Albion
Miss Alice Stillman, who teaches near
Palmyra was at hons over Sunday.
Mrs Harriet Dates is confined to her
bed again with an attack Of the grip.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Drake and daugh-
ter Cora spent Saturday in Stoughton.
The Home Benefit Society met with
Mrs L J Green Tuesday p N Jan 2oth.
Mr. Clarence Luras and sister Ada of
Mt Horeb we're over Sunday guests at
John L Haugan's.
Mrs A D Frink of Milton Junction is
spending the week with her daughter
Mrs Geo L Walkers.
Nellie Babcock has returned from
visit among relatives in GAINESVILLE, Mil
ton Junction and Evansville
Rachel Coon accompanied Helen Law
ton home from Milton Junction high
school to spend Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs D Whitford and children of
Edgerton spent Saturday and Sunday at
the home of her brother, NJ j BabcOck.
ELAN Coon and Mis- Mable Glenn of
Milton Junction visited at M j Bah
cocks and F B Lawton's Saturday and
Sunday.
Byron Atwood is spending couple of
weeks in Colorado, visiting his brother
Carl at Denver, and sister-Mrs Crane
at Boulder.
daughter left Wednesday, going to Fort
4 Eo~ To ,sr,st 10
tives. Mrs @ r Green accompanied
them.
Will Barber is occupying his spare
time by testing COWS for tuberculosis. A
few of the herds do not respond to the
test at ALL while in others there are seven
or eight head of cattle which have to be
condemned.
Mr. and Mrs John Bliven were called
to Aztalan Thursday by a telephone
message telling of the serious injury of
her step father, who died soon after their
arrival. They remained for the funeral,
returning home Sunday m.
There will be special evangelistic SER
vices held in the s D church Friday
evening On Sabbath morning, j Nelson
Norwood of the University of Wisconsin,
will occupy the pulpit. The G e society
will present the Sabbath Program"
consisting of bible readings, music and
declamations Mr. Norwood will also
speak at this time.
The Campus Club held very inter
esting session Thursday p N at Mrs o.
Painters. The topic was Chicago,
st Louis and Denver" leader Mrs Glen
Williams. Mrs NJ A Head gave a very
instructive sketch of the growth and de-
velopment of Chicago since the earliest
settlement, mentioning the fire of 1871
and the Worlds Fair. The poem about
Chicago written after the fire by John
Greenleaf Whittier was read by Miss
Mae Painter, in commemoration OF the
poets Tooth birthday, Dec 17th The
subject of Mrs Sheldon's sketch was
THE University of Chicago" with mon
ton of the honor conferred on Prof AL
bert A Nicholson by the trustees of the
Nobel fund During short intermission
Mrs M + Head furnished instrumental
music and the club members were treat
ed to apples by Mrs Painter. After be-
ing called to order again the travellers
took look into social circles with Mrs
Geo L Walters. Leaving the valleys and
lowlands we went up to the mountain
tops ana VISITED DenVer-a Cyplcai
American city-with Minerva Stillman.
The subject of a most interesting article
by Mrs Fl E Stone was Judge Ben
Lindsey of Denver and his Work Among
the Bad Boys and Girls in the Juvenile
Court" A duet, "Sail On. 0 Ship OF
State" by Mesdames Ell Ell and M Bah
cock closed the program. The next
meeting will be held with Mrs 0 Emery
Thursday " Foh 9Th T,aador Mrc
Roy Coon.