The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-10-23
CORRESPONDENCE
Albion

The Home Benefit society is enter
tanned Oct 10Th at Mrs S R Potters.
Lloyd Simpson of Milton was an over
Sabbath visitor at F B Lawton's.
Chas Harrington is spending a few
weeks with his daughter at Rio, Wis.
Mr. and Mrs ] M Dates were James
vile visitors Wednesday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs H E Stillman and daught-
or Ruth spent the day Tuesday in James
vile.
ID Emerson and wife drove to James
vile Thursday for visit, returning Fri
day.
Miss Bessie Merritt of Milton juno
ton is a guest of her friend, Nellie Bab-
cock.
Rev Hurley will not begin gospel SER
vices here Oct Both, but one week later,
Nov 9Th.
Mrs H E Stone entertains the society
of Willing Workers Wednesday after
noon, Oct 21st.
Mrs VIM Saunders of Watch Hill, r I,
has been a guest of Mrs Abbie Crandall
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs Mont Maxson of Wal
worth have been spending a week at
Geo Walters.
Mae Painter went to Chicago Thurs
day morning to consult specialist in
regard to her eyes.
j j Noble and Fred Painter went on
Monday to Marinette county, Wis, to
look after farm land.
Mr. and Mrs D B Coon of Milton at
tended church here last Sabbath and
visited with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Roy L Coon came down
from Stoughton Saturday evening and
spent Sunday at o L Coon's and John
Slagg's.
KID Whitford started his shredding
outfit Monday at r G Green's. ELAN
Whitford of Rock River is acting as one
assistant.
DR. Arch Burdick has completed his
visit with his mother and gone on to Ia
coma, Wash, where he has decided to
locate for the practice of his profession
About thirty relatives and friends OF
Chas Saunders came in to help him eel
citrate his birthday last Wednesday
evening. A pleasant time was enjoyed
by those present.
Albion friends have received word OF
the marriage of Fred Davis and Miss
Crane of Battle Creek, Mich, Oct 3rd
Fred was a resident of Albion for several
years and many friends extend congrat
ulations.
Hugh Stewart, of the firm of Crosley
& Stewart, has sold out his interest IN
the stock to the senior member of the
firm. We understand that Mr. Stewart
is not decided as to his future location,
but all sincerely hope that Mr. Stewart
ana family will not remove from Albion
Mrs Ernest Sachs received word Mon.
day that her aged mother, who was on
her way from her old home ia Norway to
make this country her home, was in New
York and dangerously sick. A later dis
patch told of her death. A brother oil
Mrs Sachs was accompanying the ole
lady here.
A large company of young people as
sembled at b Lawton's after the G /
society Saturday evening to assist Mis-:
Helen in celebrating her 10th birthday
Refreshments were served and games
played until the small hours when the
guests departed wishing Miss Lawtor
many happy returns of the day.
The Campus Club met last Thursday
afternoon at Mrs Chas Saunders. TIL,
topic under consideration was "Hov
America is Solving the immigration
Problem" Leader, Mrs Drake. Follow
lag is the program as rendered:
xxTl,.,,,,os (Sa,,,o rT,baxv Mrc Rliva,
The Keeper of the Gate, Commissioner Watch
horn. .........-......... Mrs. van Horl
Landing and Inspection at Ellis Island
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500. MIS- Geo. CfOSle
Music. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Miss Cora Drak
What Becomes of Detained and Excludes
Aliens .............. The Leade
The Educational Alliance. ...... Cora Drak
Song by the Club-"God Bless Our Natiy
Land"
Miss Leora Mabbett, librarian from
Edgerton public library, then spoke t
the ladies in regard to the use of librar.
books and it was decided TO have then
kept at Mrs Ernest brakes for distribu
ton instead of at the Albion postoffic
as formerly. The next meeting occur
Oct 10Th at Mrs f E Palmiser's. Topic
European Americans" Leader, Mrs T
E Stone.