The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-04-24
CORRESPONDENCE
Albion

AiDIOn
Mrs John Davis and Mrs Elite Gun
derson visited relatives near Cambridge
Sunday.
Miss Ruth Ingles of Milton college
visited her friend, Bernice Painter,
Sunday.
Miss Florence Thomas of Milton was
entertained at her brother Harry's the
last of the week.
Mrs A M Van Horn and daughter of
Milton were entertained at Oscar Davis
from Friday to Sunday.
Bessie Merritt of Milton Junction was
the guest of her friend, Nellie Babcock
for a few days the past week.
Emmett Crandall and family of Mil
ton were entertained at Warren Ayers
during the quarterly meeting.
Mr. and Mrs D B Coon, son and
daughter of Milton were in attendance
at the quarterly meeting and visited rel
atives.
DR. A L Burdick and family of James
vile were entertained at DR. Crosley's
and other friends from Friday to Sun
day afternoon.
Washington Pool of Duluth, MINI, ar
rived Friday for a brief visit with his
sister Mrs Mills, whom he found some
what improved.
CA Emerson and family of Milton
and X B Coon of Chicago were guests of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs 0 L Coon,
Saturday and Sunday.
BI Jeffrey and wife, who have re-
Gently returned from their winters So
iourn in Hammond La, are at their
daughters, Mrs A Davis.
Mr. Hugh Whitford and Miss Helen
Mitchell of Rock River were united in
marriage in Rockford, Tuesday, April IA.
They will reside in Albion.
Miss Titus was called to Madison Fri
day to assist her mother in preparation
for trip to California, where she was
summoned by illness of relatives.
Prof L w Burdick came down from
the university Thursday afternoon to
spend the Easter vacation at home. Prof
BIrdick has accepted a call to Alfred
university, Alfred, N Y, as instructor in
Greek and Hebrew.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Burdick and son, A
d Frink, Mrs M Stone and sons, all
of Milton Junction, Geo L Walters fam
lily and e G Williams, wife and daughter
comprised a company of relatives who
helped G NJ Williams celebrate his 59th
birthday Sunday.
Rev e A Witter, former pastor of
the S d B church, has been in atten-
dance at the quarterly meeting, and on
Sunday evening gave an illustrated lee
ture on Travels in the Holy Land"
which he visited four years ago. A large
number of old friends greeted him that
evening and enjoyed hearing of this
most interesting tour of Palestine.
The sessions of the quarterly meeting
we're uncommonly we'll attended and
were of much interest to the listeners
and participants. Among the number
in attendance from away were Rev M G
Stillman OF Walworth, Rev e A Witter
of Chicago, Pres VIM G Daland of Mil
ton college. II w Rood, j Nelson Nor
wood and Paul e Ellsworth of Madison,
Rev Geo W Lewis and wife, E D Coon
and D Bliss of Milton Junction Rev
Hurley and wife and Geo E Boss of Mil
ton.
The subject of Household Economics
and Domestic Science was continued at
the Meeting of the Campus Club Thurs
day afternoon, April Is. Mrs Henry
Kipp as leader brought out many help
full and valuable ideas in regard to the
ventilation and cleansing of our homes,
as we'll as the case of "the house in
which we live" Mrs Chas Saunders
gave sketch telling of the work in do
nestle science in Bradley Institute, Peo
ria, Ill, Mrs Harrington read a paper
on the Chemistry of the Laundry" and
Mrs Roy Coon told of the proper way of
caring for our hands and nails, even
though we are obliged to wash dishes
and work in the garden. The next meet
ing will occur April 30 at Mrs Charles
Saunders; leader, Mrs NJ A Head; topic,
Homes of Distinguished Americans"