The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-06-12
FRIDAY. JUNE II, 1908
CORRESPONDENTS.
Albion

Albion
Mrs M J Bolser and son of Madison
are guests at Samuel Burdicks.
Mrs Mary Pool of Duluth, MINI, is
visiting her old Albion friends this
week.
Mrs Geo Walters and children are
spending the week with Milton junction
relatives.
Mrs J L Green entertained the ladies
of the Home Benefit society Tuesday p
NJ, June 9th.
Mr. and Mrs @ M Williams were guests
at L w Langworthy's in Edgerton Sat
urday p N.
Mr. and Mrs T j Atwood of Edgerton
were pleasant callers at 81 A Heads on
Saturday ? m.
Mrs g r Head went to Madison last
son and family.
Mr. Fox of the Agricultural Depart
ment of the University, spent Saturday
at the Emery farm.
Mrs Oscar Davis spent two days last
week with her mother, Mrs VanHorn of
Milton, who is quite i'll.
Mrs Johanson and Mrs Mable Morgan
of Milton were guests of Mrs IL II Bah
cock Saturday and Sunday.
Ada Davis went to Stoughton Satur-
day to represent the graded school in
the spelling contest which occurred
there.
Mr. and Miss Hurley of Milton College
attended church here Sabbath day and
i1it cd hnI
wife.
Elmer Anderson, brother of Mrs
John Davis, who went to Norway last
October to visit relatives, returned last
Thursday.
The Sabbath School children are pre-
pairing to give children's day program
at the usual hour of morning service,
June 18th.
f A Hebel has gone to Kansas to
spend some time among the farmers and
look the country over more thoroughly
before buying land there.
Wilbur Stewart, accompanied by Miss
Bessie Vars of Edelstein, Ill, and Grace
Vars of Milton College spent Saturday
at Hugh Stewards.
Lloyd Simpson, who has recently re-
Gently returned from jackson Centre,
the latter part of the week.
Byron Coon, wife and mother and
Prof j Fred Whitford and wife of Mil
ton visited among Albion friends from
Friday p ~ till Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Mont Painter and Mrs
w w Hammond of Edgerton attended
the Commencement exercises Of the
graded school Thursday evening.
Mrs L A Babcock and children of Mil
ton came over Thursday M to visit at
M j Babcock's until Saturday night
Her husband spent Saturday with them.
The primary department of the graded
school and Fred Babcock's school both
enjoyed picnics in D L Babcock's oak
grove on Friday as a close of the years
work.
Mr. and Mrs A Peterson of GAINESVILLE
were recent guests at O Emery's. Mrs
Peterson was formerly Miss Gertrude
Anderson, who made her home at Mrs
Emery's for several years.
Walter Higgins and Joseph Fuller,
who rented i'll A Heads farm together,
have dissolved partnership and Mr. Full
Ter will return to Rhode Island, from
whence he came.
Louis Painter departed Sunday for
Stonington, Conn, where he will be
united in marriage to Miss Carrie
Thompson June 18th. Miss Thompson
visited in Albion 9 year ago and later
spent some time in Edgerton. She made
many friends during her stay here, who
will be glad to welcome her on their re-
turn.
a class of four boys and one girl re-
ceived diplomas Thursday evening from
the graded school. The graduates and
subject of their essays were as follows.
Railroads, Ancient and Modern. ..............
49,: -. ........... Harris HebeI
How Edison Succeeded. 49,. Mahlon Stillman
The Evolution of Bookbinding Isabel Pierce
Glass History and Prophecy. Hugh Noble
An interesting feature of the program
was declamatory contest for prize,
the contestants being Marjorie Bliven,
Bessie Ford, Ada Davis, Ruby McCar-
thy. and Eloise Thomas. Rev VanHorn,
Mrs j Noble and Mrs Glen Williams
acted as judges of the contest and were
unanimous in awarding Eloise Thomas
first place and Marjorie Bliven second.
The literary parts of the program were
interspersed with music by quartet
FL e Lilly, Mrs g r Green, Mr. and Mrs
Noble and solo by Minerva Still
man. The whole literary program was
rendered in manner to reflect credit
upon the teacher, Miss Zoe Painter.
TAKE NOTICE.
The Albion Cornet Band will give an
open air concert and serve ice cream az
the town hall Wednesday evening, June
I'll l.