The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-02-07
CORRESPONDENCE
Albion


Albion
Mrs S r Potter is quite seriously i'll
with bronchitis.
Rernice Painter entered Milton col
lege again Thursday.
Little Elizabeth Babcock is under the
doctors care this week
Prof Kittleson of the Acadamy MADE
a flying trip to Chicago Friday.
Mrs Geo Walters and children are all
sick with the grip and bronchitis.
Mesdanaes FL Ell and D L Babcock Wis
tied friends near Lima, Thursday.
ID Emerson purchased fouryear-
old colt in Milwaukee Wednesday.
EG Williams and Ell E Stone were in
Milton Junction Wednesday on business.
Mrs Andrew Simon of Chicago is Wis
ting her sister, Mrs Theodore Ringoen,
at the Academy.
Mr. and Mrs P Ell Donovan of Hart
land Mimi. were guests at Eel A Heads
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs NIX Seaver has gone to Johnsons
Creek to spend some time with her
daughter, Mrs GREENWOOD.
Mrs HE Mills. who has, been i'll for
some time. is worse, and Bernice Wool
worth is helping care for her.
Mr. Olstad and Nels Olson we're in
Chicago last week and each purchased
span Of work horses from the Chicago
market.
The Poverty social given by the G h
society Thursday evening in the church
basement was voted success by those
in attendance.
Mrs O J Painter celebrated her
birthday Thursday by entertaining
Mont Painter and wife and A ID Pal
inter and daughter.
DR. Crosley had a chance to try his
own medicine last week, as he was con-
fined to the house with the grip. His
many friends are glad to see him out
again.
FB Lawton and wife drove to Milton
Junction to visit relatives Wednesday
and attend the 35th wedding anniyer-
sary of Mr. and Mrs G D Lawton on Sun
day, Feb End.
The Home Benefit Society met with
Mrs l. J Green last Tuesday and new
officers we're elected as follows: Pres,
Mrs M A Head: Secy, Mrs Ell H Bah
cock; Treas, Mrs Roy Coon.
Owing to the bad condition of the
roads and sickness among the members.
the meeting of the Campus CLUB, Feb 3,
has been postponed for two weeks. The
date therefore of the meeting at Mrs
o Emery's will be Feb 20; leader, Mrs
Roy Coon.
A number of Albion friends were in
vited to spend Sunday Feb 2, with Mr.
and Mrs G D Lawton at Milton junction
and help them celebrate their 35th wed
ding anniversary, but owing to the fear
full condition of the roads and the tenn
perature, they were unable to be present.
The Willing Workers and Social com
mittee of the church will hold social
and furnish mystery" supper in the
church basement on the evening OF Lin
coins birthday, Feb 18th. The supper
will be served on the European plan and
a short program will be rendered. Re
member the date Feb 18th.
MrJ @ Emery and Frank Horton,
who drove through the storm and snow
drifts Saturday night from Edgerton,
encountered difficulties Of rather serl-
GUS udIuTo' Ouo iiip was al f1 AAOA
ton cared to attempt that night. SO did
not return till Sunday Morning after the
roads had been shoveled out. Mr. Emery
does not care to repeat the experience
very soon.
Following is a statement for Dec, 1907,
from the Farmers Co operative Cream
cry Co: No lbs milk received, 2lO, lS9;
No lbs cream received, 13,206; No lbs of
butter made, 1895; amount of money
received, S3.30687: average price of but
ter, 1884; average test of milk, 400; av-
erage test of cream 27 1-8; actual yield
of butter, 5.04; cost to make butter,
216; price paid for butter fat per 10,
1914; price paid for 4 per cent milk, l.29;
average price of milk, l35; total expense
including reserve, 1923 Is. VIM Bussey,
Mgr; M j Babcock, Secy.