The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-01-17
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Frank Moore of Mcfarland dined at
Leelon Coon's Wednesday.
Miss Nettie Main was in GAINESVILLE
Tuesday to consult an oculist.
Mr. and Mrs o Painter visited with
friends in Lima Friday and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs D B Coon of Milton Wis
tied Albion relatives during the week
The Home Benefit Society were enter
tanned by Mrs Eel A Head Tuesday after
noon, Jan Oath.
Winifred Painter and M Mobiles
baby have both been sick with chicken
pox during the week.
Bert Woolstrum and bride of Beloit
we're guests at Herbert Stones from
Thursday till Saturday afternoon.
Ernest Sacks has moved his house
hold goods into Mrs Weseott's house,
from the Clifford Crane property recent
ly purchased by @ M Williams.
CM Williams, who is administrator of
the estate of Ezekial Frink was in
GAINESVILLE Monday on business pertain
ing to the settlement of said estate.
The quarterly meeting of the southern
Wisconsin churches will convene at Mil
ton, Jan IS, 10 and 20, 1908. Services
will be held in the church here Sabbath
morning as usual.
The third number on the lecture
course occurs Thursday evening, Jan 16,
in the S D church. DR. Daland deliv-
ers his lecture on the History of Music"
demonstrated on the organ or piano.
Rev T J Van Horn and his niece, Mrs
Oscar Davis, attended the funeral of DR.
Gertrude Crumb in Milton Friday. DR.
Crumb was a classmate OF Rev Van
Horn in Milton college, class Of 88.
A S Flagg's family and Mr. Edmond
Burdick of the City of Mexico were en-
tertained at d l. Babcock's Monday. MIR
Burdlck is the eldest son of the late
Elisha Burdick and holds responsible
position with Mexican railroad.
The choir met in special session Mon.
day evening at Rev Van Horns to select
a chorister and assistant to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation OF the
ones chosen at the church meeting in
December j NJ Noble was elected Choir
lister for 1908 and Mrs NJ } Babcock, as
sistsnt. Now, II the congregation will
supply the necessary funds to purchase
some new choir music. the choir will be
n4f condition to furnish music for the
year.
The Campus Club met with Mrs F B
Lawton Thursday afternoon, Jan 9th.
The topic was Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the Great Inland Lakes. Leader,
Mrs e A Drake. The program was as
follows: Buffalo and the Pan American
Cora Drake; Niagara Falls and Gorge
of the Niagara River Mrs Q Emery;
Power from Niagara Falls for Industrial
Purposes Mrs Drake; Magnitude of the
Commerce of the Great Lakes Mrs
Bliven; The Erie Canal, It's Past and
Future Mrs G. E Crosley; Song, The
Old Oaken Bucket = Club. The next
meeting is Jan 23d at Mrs 0 Palmi-
ter's; leader, Mrs Glen Williams.
Mr. and Mrs M A Head were very
pleasantly surprised Saturday evening,
Jan 18th, when the ladies of the Home
Benefit Society and the Campus Club
and their husbands came into spend the
evening, bringing refreshments with
them, The occasion of this gathering
was the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs Head Mr. L l. Runkel and
wife of Milwaukee and Mr. and Mrs
Simon IF Beloit were the out-of-town
guests. Mr. Runkel was present at the
wedding twenty-five years ago, acting as
best man, but since then they had lost
sight of each other; but few months
ago they found that he was prosperous
commission merchant in Milwaukee, and
entered into correspondence with him
which resulted in pleasant reunion at
this time. Mr. and Mrs Head were the
recipients of one dozen beautiful knives
and forks, one dozen solid silver tea
spoons and handsome silver candlebra
the gift of Mr. and Mrs Runkel.