The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-08-28
CORRESPONDENCE

Wisconsin,.

Mrs Thomas Brandon of Milwaukee is
a guest at M A Heads
Miss Nellie Babcock is entertaining
her sister from Evansville.
Mr. and Mrs Elan Coon and Phil Coon
of Milton were in town Monday.
Mrs ] L Green visited her sister in
GAINESVILLE from Thursday to Sunday.
Blanche Stillman is out from Milwau
kee for a visit with her parents.
Mrs @ M Williams spent Monday and
Tuesday with Milton junction relatives.
The first meeting of the Campus Club
will occur the first Thursday in October.
Mrs Wallace Brown of Edgerton was
caller at Fl A Heads Saturday afternoon.
Alton Churchward of Milton was
guest of Albion friends Thursday night.
Chas Harrington attended the reunion
of the 18th Wis held in GAINESVILLE last
Wednesday.
Allan Davis, wife and son of Rock
River attended church here last Sab
bath.
Mrs j L Green went to Walworth RI
day to visit her sister, Mrs Frank OIL
Inns.
The Home Benefit society held t n
cent supper Tuesday evening, Aug 18th,
at o L Coon's.
Mrs Johanson came over from Milton
Saturday to pass couple of days at ID
L Babcock's.
Mrs w A Delaney, son Percy and
and daughter Mae were GAINESVILLE Wis
itors saturday.
Mr. and Mrs 7 A Perry of Edgerton
we're calling on several Albion friends
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Robt Attlesey of Edger-
ton were guests at w A DeLancey's on
Sunday afternoon.
Elmer Langworthy and wife of Indian
Ford spent Sunday at d l. Babcock's
and G M Williams.
Martin Nelson and mother, Miss Ida
Nelson and Verne Hurley of Milton Wis
tied Albion relatives Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Burdick are at Fl
E Stones looking after the house and
farm during their absence in Colorado.
Miss Eva Hudson of Milton junction
visited her friend, Mrs Hugh Whitford,
from Saturday night to Monday after
noon.
Mrs o A Davis returned Sunday even
ing from Welton, Iowa, where she went
to accompany her mother who is in fail
ing health.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Stewart received
news of the arrival of a son at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Howard Stewart in
Plover, Iowa, last week.
Wm Swaney and family, r Hill and
family of Milton junction and Mrs Car
RE Cobb of Chicago were entertained at
@ Swaney's Sunday.
Irving Drake and family and Miss
Nettie Main returned Monday afternoon
from Madison where they have been en-
joying few days outing.
Mr. Geo Carpenter of Westerly, r [,
joined his family who have been spend
ing some time at Rev Van Horns, and
together they left for the general con-
ference at Boulder, Colo, on Monday.
E 6 Williams, wife and daughter were
members of party that left Saunders
landing Friday for a launch ride around
Lake Koshkonong and up Rock river to
Fort Atkinson and return. The party
were guests of Mr. and Mrs Geo Silver
wood.
Mr. and Mrs 0 j Painter accompanied
their daughter Bernice to GAINESVILLE
Monday where she submitted to sur
gical operation at the Palmer hospital
for the removal of an abscess underneath
the bone back of the ear Their many
friends hope for the success of the oper-
alton.
Another party started for Denver, COL
Monday morning. They were: Mr. and
Mrs Herbert Stone, Mr. and Mrs Albino
Davis, Mr. and Mrs d | Humphrey, Ell
verton Painter and Mrs NJ Stone and
son Arlon. They will be gone about two
weeks and will stop off at number of
interesting western cities on their re-
turn.
We are informed that Frank Hebel
has purchased Martin Nelson's farm,
consisting of about 100 acres at Sl25 per
acre. This is rather browning argu-
ment for southern Wisconsin, as Mr.
Hebel has taken time to look over a
arge territory in different parts of the
. S before purchasing land.
The school house in the Potter district
las been put in fine shape for the COM