The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-09-25
CORRESPONDENCE
Albion


Enoch Davis is visiting his son Oscar
this week.
Rev and Mrs Van Horn spent Thurs
day in Milton.
X B Coon visited his parents from
Wednesday to Friday.
Mrs J L Green was under the doctors
care the first of the week.
The postoffice Inspector made the AL
bion office call on Monday.
MI Shackleton and family of Beloit
are at Fl e Stones this week.
Rev and Mrs S Ell Babcock departed
on their homeward journey Sunday.
Mrs Eliza Wood is visiting her daught-
or, Mrs G D Lawton, in Milton Junction.
AB Stout of Madison was an over
Sabbath visitor at the home of his
mother.
Mrs &C Green and daughter Doris
returned from Lake Chetek Saturday
morning.
DR. and Mrs L r Head were down
from Madison for a short time Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs Electa Coon and Julia Fuller of
Edgertou are spending the week among
Albion relatives.
Mrs c A Emerson and children of
Milton Junction are passing few days
among friends.
Claude Stillman of Nortonville, Kan,
and Wilbur Stewart spent Saturday with
the latter's parents.
MRS Mary Parker of Mason City, Iowa,
came Sunday for short visit with her
sister, Mrs o L Coon.
Mrs o A Davis was summoned to
Welton, Iowa, Friday by the death of
her mother, Mrs Van Horn.
Albion academy opened Tuesday, Sept
%, with prospects for very good at
tendance for the fall term.
Mrs Deloran Clarke is having her be-
longings removed from @ w Babcock's
rooms to Milton this week.
Miss Mercy Garthwait of Milton juno
ton was guest of Clara and Phoebe
Sheldon the first of the week.
The milking machine which has re-
Gently been installed at the Emery farm
is doing very satisfactory work.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Simon and Dorothea
Head were up from Beloit to spend Sun
day with their parents, M A Head and
wife.
Mrs NJ A Head entertained the Ladies'
Home Benefit society very pleasantly at
the home of Mrs G r Head Tuesday af
ternoon.
A number of people we're invited to r
@ Green's Tuesday evening to witness
the opening of beautiful night bloom
ing cereus.
] ] Noble, T E Painter and d D En-
erson are IN the northern part of the
state looking after farming land with a
view to purchasing.
Mrs G M Williams and Mrs Geo Wal
ters attended picnic reunion of the
Crandall family Tuesday on the campus
of Milton college.
Mrs Daniel Whitford and daughter
left Thursday morning for their home in
Alfred, n Y. They were accompanied as
far as Chicago by Allan atwood.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Coon are moving to
Stoughton this week where Mr. Coon is
employed at the Roberts cream station.
Many friends regret their departure.
News was received by relatives of the
death of Mrs Ben Bussey in South Da-
kota. Mrs Lynn Osborn, sister of Mrs
Bussey, went there to attend the funeral.
AE Slagg and family, D L Babcock
and wife, Mrs Hattie Painter and Paul
Painter were in attendance at the fun
eral of VIM Hemphill at Milton Thurs
day.
Miss Alice Stillman was given ''linen
shower" at the home of Mrs Van Horn
Sunday afternoon. She was presented
with handsome tablecloth and GEN.
terpiece by her young lady friends. Re-
freshments were served and a very pleas
ant afternoon spent by all.
DR. and Mrs Forbes, who are on their
way from Oregon to Ann Arbor, Mich
were guests at F B Lawton's from Fri
day to Sunday. After passing couple
of days with Milton junction relatives