The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-07-03
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! Albion

Albion
Maggie Attlesey is in Beloit visiting
relatives.
Mrs Warren Ayers is a guest of rela-
tives in Minneapolis.
Philip Coon and Martin Nelson of
Milton spent Saturday in Albion.
Prof Kittlesen of the academy has
gone to join his company at Camp Doug
las.
The Home Benefit Society meets with
Mrs o A Davis Tuesday afternoon, June
Both.
Katharine Head of Madison is staying
with her grandmother, Mrs G r Head,
for time.
Herman Chatfield and family of James
vile were over Sunday guests of the Nc
earthly families.
Mr. and Mrs FL Painter returned
the first of last week from visit to
friends IN Palmyra and Lima.
Rev D Burdette Coon of Shiloh, N j,
will occupy the pulpit next Sabbath
morning at the S d church.
Frank Hebel is seriously i'll with ty
phoid fever. Or McChesney took his
case in the absence of DR. Crosley.
Mrs Cole and daughter of Madison
came Saturday evening for few days
visit with Mrs Myra Reynolds.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Burdick and son
Rex of Milton Junction were guests at
G L Walters Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Jackman and daughter Mary of
GAINESVILLE were entertained at Il
Green's from Thursday to Saturday.
Wallace TYLER and wife of Watertown
and Harry Robinson and wife of Milton
were guests at Lynn Osborne's Satur-
day.
Mrs Merton Burdick and baby of
North Loup. Neb, have been visiting
among their Albion relatives during the
week.
Lloyd Simpson attended the wedding
of Frank Maxwell and Merle Hughes of
Jackson Centre, Ohio, at Milton juno
ton June 25th
VIM Hemphill and wife of Sumner
and Mrs Buckingham and children of
Ft Atkinson were entertained at II
Slagg's Friday afternoon.
S R Potter and wife attended the we'd
ding of their grandson, ELAN Coon, to
Miss Mable Glenn of GAINESVILLE, at Mil
ton Wednesday afternoon.
Harry Pierce and j S Nelson of Mil
ton college came over Friday afternoon
and will be employed during the vaca
ton at Nathan Kelley's and G. M Shell
don's.
Mrs George Pels, who has been suf
ferer with consumption for nearly two
years, passed away Monday afternoon.
She leaves husband and three bright
little children to mourn her early de-
mise.
Mrs T Van Horn entertained the
young ladies of her Sabbath school in
honor of her sister, Miss Marion Car
penter of Ashaway, r |, last Tuesday
afternoon.
The Baptist Young Mems Chorus of
Chicago, who made the trip from Chica-
go to Madison and return on foot, passed
through town Tuesday evening. These
thirty-two young men stopped at the
Emery farm and had lunch Nand sang
for their hostess.
DR. Crosley, wife and mother, Mrs
Burdlck, returned from their Minnesota
trip Friday. They spent short time at
DR. Nj L Heads at Hartland, MINI, and
were accompanied home by the doctors
two little daughters, who will spend
some time with their grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs Fl A Head.
Albion friends have received the an
nouncement of the marriage of Miss
Sara A Drotning of Stoughton and Carl
0 Teisberg of Spokane, Wash, which oc-
cured June 25th at Stoughton. Miss
Drotning was former student at Al
Dion academy and Mr. Teisberg was an
instructor in the same institution for
two years. The young couple will go to
their new home in Spokane Immediately
See our silk, linen and batiste one
piece suits samples at wholesale coss-
Archie Reid & Co., GAINESVILLE. 30w2
Our midsummer wash goods sale
now on. Great reductions. All summer
dress goods Soc and Soc silk ginghame