The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-11-20
CORRESPONDENCE
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Mr. JL Green transacted business in
GAINESVILLE Thursday and Friday.
Miss Mae Painter visited GAINESVILLE
relatives from Friday to Tuesday.
Mrs Carnell of Milwaukee made
short visit at f B Lawton's during the
week.
Mr. Sachs of London spent Saturday
and Sunday at the home of his son En-
nest.
Sam1 Burdick and wife spent the
week with their daughter, Mrs Bolser, In
Madison.
Mrs Ernest Drake entertained her
mother from near Monroe, Wis, the last
of the week.
Mrs Kipp of Beloit is at the home of
her son Henry to remain until after
Thanksgiving.
HF Stillman attended the funeral of
his cousin, Marion d Gray, at Milton
Junction Friday.
Miss Nettie Main passed few days
the last of the week in Milton at Mrs
Clayton Freeborn's.
Miss Wood of the graded school WIS.,
tied at her home in Marshall, Wis, from
Thursday to Sunday.
Miss Schrode of the graded school at
tended the Teachers convention at Mil
waukee Thursday and Friday.
Miss Maude Crandall, who has been
spending some time in Walworth, re-
turned home Friday afternoon.
Mrs Henry Kipp, accompanied by her
sister, Mrs Chattield of Milton Junction,
visited GAINESVILLE relatives Friday
Mrs Theodore Ringoen of the Acad-
envy went to Chicago the latter part of
the week for an extended visit with rela
tives.
Nathan Kelley has purchased the
house and lot owned by Miss Emma
Randolph, possession to be given in the
spring.
Mrs Fl e Thomas and children visited
her parents in Rock River Thursday and
Friday. Mr. Thomas joined them for
short visit at Milton Friday afternoon
and Saturday.
Mrs T j Van Horn entertained the
ladies of the Home Benefit, Willing
Workers and Benevolent societies Tues
day afternoon, Nov 18th, in very en-
joyable manner
Rev Hurley completed his work in re-
vival meetings here Sabbath evening,
but it was deemed best for him to re-
turn. Accordingly meetings will be held
from Tuesday to Saturday evening of
this week, inclusive.
Mr. Hubbard of Walworth was in town
Wednesday, having driven up with a
load of household goods for Mr. Mont
Maxson. Mrs Maxson and son Charles
are here and the family will soon be
pleasantly situated in the house recently
vacated by FL @ Stewart.
The Campus Club held very inter
esting meeting last Thursday afternoon
in spite of the fact that the leader. Mrs
Simon of Beloit, could not be present.
She had, however, carefully prepared
the program, and Mrs George Crosley
acted as leader for the afternoon. Be-
fore the real topic was taken up, Mrs
Emery gave an interesting talk about
the recent election of Judge Lindsey of
Denver, and what it means. The topic
under discussion was Methods of Pres
ervation and Developments of Places of
Beauty and Historic Interest in Amer
lea. Woman's Inspiration and Work
along These Lines" The following pro-
gram was rendered:
Song-Hail Columbia. >. .............C Club
Paper ON Forestry .......... Mrs. Giles Lawton
Interview of a Reporter with Mrs. Pease, Sec
Rotary of the State Federation. :. 4. 49,.
............-... ............ Mrs. Geo. Crosley
Mt. Vernon. .......... Mrs. j. B. Bliven
(Read by Mrs. Palmiterl
Duet. Mrs. M. j. Babcock and Mrs. F. E. Pal
INTER-
Song-Home, Sweet Home ........,.... Club
The next meeting occurs in one week
on account of the Thanksgiving holiday.
Hostess, Mrs o j Painter; Leader, Mrs
Geo L Walters.
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