The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-11-27
CORRESPONDENCE
Albion


OIL Coon and wife visited their son
Roy and wife in Stoughton last Thurs
day.
Miss Bernice Painter is spending the
week with relatives in Lima, Milton and
Milton Junction.
FB Lawton and wife and Giles Law
ton and wife spent last Wednesday in
GAINESVILLE.
AL Whitford and wife of Rock River
visited their son, K D, and family last
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Will Whittet of Milton
Junction we're guests at 0 Painters
last Saturday.
JH Painter and wife departed Mon
day morning for their winter home at
Hammond, La.
Mrs Charlotte Babcock of Milton
Junction came over Friday for visit at
G Babcock's.
John Spencer and daughter Mae and
Mrs Carrie Hunt of Edgerton were Sun
day guests of Mrs Sophia Atwood
The ordinance of baptism was admin
istered to class OF six young girls last
Sabbath evening at the S d b church.
Mr. and Mrs Lelon Coon accompanied
Harry Roberts home to Stoughton on
Thursday afternoon for an extended
visit.
BI Jeffrey and wife of Milton, accom-
panied by their nephew, Robin jeffrey
of Nortonville, Kansas, attended church
here last Sabbath.
Miss Burnham OF TT Atkinson. Mrs L
M Stone and the Misses Merrifield of
Milton Junction were guests at M
Williams Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs McWilliams and two
daughters of Milton attended morning
services here last Sabbath and were en-
tertained at Rev Van Horns.
Alb Campbell and L B Collins are
canvassing through portions of Rock and
WalWorth counties, distributing sample
copies of new S D A publication
Ed Slagg is home for two weeks va
cation from his school duties at Abel
man, Wis. An epidemic of scarlet fever
made vacation necessary at this time.
The Modern Woodmen and their fam
lilies met at Jim Herrington's Sunday
evening for farewell surprise party for
Will Mills, who leaves Wednesday to
spend the winter in Duluth, Mimi.
Geo Edward Michel is the name of the
little boy who came to gladden. the home
of Mr. and Mrs G B Michel in Marion,
Iowa on Nov 18th. The grandmother,
Mrs M Crosley is in Marion now, help
ing care for the little stranger. Albion
friop1c Ia ionc
r C Green does not have to stay
through the whole deer hunting season
In the northern woods to bring down a
prize. He was out from ten ~ to two
p % one day last week and captured a
fine deer. His friends have been treated
to generous allowance, for which they
are very grateful.
Another transfer In real estate was
made on Monday when Samuel Burdick
sold his house and lot to o j Painter,
who will take possession on April 1st.
We understand that it is Mr. Burdicks
intention to build another house next
summer on an adjoining lot.
A profitable afternoon was spent in
study of Household Economics" by the
ladies of the Campus Club last Thurs
day afternoon, with Mrs George Walters
as leader. Following each topic gen.
eral discussion of the subject was en-
gagged in by all members. The following
subjects were considered:
How to Lessen Winter Colds and Ills....
MIS- CrOSloy
La Grippe...... Mrs o. j. Painter
Instrumental Music Minerva Stillman
Economical Preparation of Winter Foods.
............... Mrs. e. M Williams
Canning and Preparing Winter Meats for
Summer USe.......... Mrs. VIII Mccarthy
Solo. ........... Mrs. Van Horn
Next session occurs December 10th.
Hostess. Mrs F B Lawton; Leader. Mrs
Henry Kipp.
The best SOC cotton blanket in town.
Fleeced under wear, 25c and 39c. Ladies
extra quality feeced hose, 2 pair for Csc.
Archie Reid & Co, GAINESVILLE 52w2
Our reduction of one third off on all
ladiea' tailor-made suits brings high
price suits down to very moderate
price II, p. Burns, GAINESVILLE. Wiscon-
sin, 52W1