The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-04-10
Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter
FRIDAY. ARPIL 10, 1908
CORRESPONDENCE
Albion
Wisconsin.

Albion
VIM Potter of Beloit was recent Wis
itor at Geo L Walters.
Nj Babcock's family are visiting rel
atives in Milton this week.
CS Randolph and family were guests
att B Lawton's Monday.
Bernice and Ira Saunders were Wis
itors in Albion during the week.
Truman Blake and wife of Sumner
we're Albion callers Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Eliza Smith is at Otto Nelson's
caring for new son who arrived April l..
Clinton Green has been under the
doctors care recently with an attack OF
tonsilitis.
Mrs Rollin Estes of Madison was the
guest of her sister, Mrs Roy Coon, Mon
day and Tuesday.
Mrs Eliza Crandall and Mrs r Wes
colt have returned from winters So
journ in Oshkosh.
Mr. and Mrs E @ Main were guests of
her brother, Stephen Saunders, and fam
lily in Milton, Saturday.
M A Heads family are up from Beloit
for a week while Mr. Head Is attending
to his work as town clerk.
Mrs Harriet Dates suffered severe
stroke of apoplexy Thursday afternoon.
At present her condition is quite favor
able.
The G E society appointed Fred Bah
cock and Minerva Stillman as delegates
to the @ e convention at GAINESVILLE IN
May.
Mr. and Mrs Martin Gunderson have
removed their household goods from Ed
gerton to the rooms above the meat
market.
The remains of Lovanchia Burdick,
who died in Milton Junction, were
brought here for burial in the family lot
in Evergreen cemetery, Saturday.
Mrs Mahlon Bolser and son returned
to their home in Madison after spending
some Time with hefsmother, Mrs Samuel
Burdick, who is slowly improving.
L Schmidt converted Catholic and
self-supporting evangelist, will speak in
the town hall Sunday evening, April IL.
He would be pleased to have a full
house. No collection. Services to begin
at 1870.
The final number of the lecture course
was given Thursday evening in the
church. Mrs Janette Atwood Sylvester
gave as her first number humorous
sketch, "The Visiting Peer" which was
heartily applauded. Miss Nellie Bent
ley rendered three delightful solos, &C
companied by Miss Post. Robert Brown
ing's,poem The Blot on the Escutcheon"
was then recited by Mrs Sylvester in
which she displayed wonderful ability in
i 10 ho
Mems club is to be congratulated on the
successful completion Of very good lee
ture course.
The subject under discussion by the
ladies of the Campus Club Thursday
afternoon was one of especial interest to
housewives. The meeting was held at
Mrs James Herrington's and Mrs FL e
Stone was leader The topic was tHome
Economics and Chemistry of the House
hold" Mrs Roy Coon read a paper on
the subject of Water; Mrs Carl Shell
don gave paper on Atmosphere and
Foods and Modes of Cookery" The
latter half of the afternoon was given
over to all the ladies of the club, each
one of whom gave some helpful hint
about their ways of doing housework.
mIS OTdh0 gave U0SCFlpllOu Vi tuS uE0-
less cooker and fold how cheaply they
can be made Mrs Stone then served
delicious custard cooked in a freless
cooker. "Home, Sweet Home" was then
sung by the club members Officers for
the ensuing year were elected as follows:
Pres, Mrs j B Bliven; Vice Pres, Mrs
Carl Sheldon; Secy, Mrs Herbert Stone;
Treas, Mrs NJ J Babcock. The next
meeting occurs ADril 18th at Mrs @ T.
Coon's.