The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-01-03
CORRESPONDENCE
Albion


Albion
ORA L Burdick of GAINESVILLE was in
town Sunday.
ID Emerson made business trip to
Walworth Friday.
Mrs Abigail Saunders of Milton is Wis
iting her son Charles.
Ernest Brakes family are spending
the holidays in Monroe.
Ed Slagg is home from Whitewater
normal for a vacation.
Miss Leo Ford, who teaches near Men
dota, is at home for the holidays.
Ed Morse of Chicago is passing his
vacation at the home of d l. Babcock.
LA Babcock and family of Milton are
guests at NJ J Babcock's for few days.
Mr. and Mrs w A Delaney were guests
at Robert Attlesey's in Edgerton Satur-
day night.
He Thomas and family have been
passing the week with his parents In
Milton.
Mr. and Mrs ] Ell Coon of Milton spent
a portion of the week at Elverton Pal
miter's.
Mr. and Mrs A D Frink spent Christ
mas with their daughter, Mrs George l.
Walters.
Loyal Mccarthy was out from Mil
waukee for few days visit with Albion
relatives. .
Mrs Johansen of Milton spent por-
ton of the week with her daughter, Mrs
Ell Ell Babcock.
Profs L w Burdick and A B Stout are
home from the Madison university for
holiday vacation.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Carr and son of Okla
homa are guests at M A Heads and
other Albion friends.
Hi Kipp has been enjoying visit
from his brother, who came to spend
Christmas with him.
Mr. L Babcock and daughter OF Sparta
are guests at the home Of his brother, G
] Babcock, for week.
AL Whitford and wife of Rock River
have been spending few days with
their children in Albion.
Marie Fainter ACCOMPANIED her cous-
in, Florence Bickle of Oakland, home
for visit Christmas day.
Mrs Jones and daughters OF Edgerton
were in attendance at the concert in the
church Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Crandall of Edger-
ton were in attendance at Christmas
gathering at Samuel Burdick's.
Claude Stout and Miss Gardiner Of
Fulton attended the concert and supper
at the church Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs G A Emerson and chill
dren of Milton attended family gather
ing at 0 L Coon's Christmas day.
Mrs NJ K Seaver has returned from
johnson Creek after an extended visit
and is at the home of her daughter, Mrs
M A Head.
Mr. and Mrs Nathan Atwood, Miss Ada
Atwood and Mr. Marsden Of Sumner
were in attendance at Christmas gath
ering at r G Green's
Mr. and Mrs Ed Simon were up from
Beloit to spend Christmas with her par
ents. Dorothea Head accompanied them
home for visit.
A large audience was present at the |
Christmas exercises in the church on
Christmas eve. The exercises were we'll
rendered, after which many useful and |
pretty presents were distributed.
Next pension day, Jan 4, 1908, will &C.
cur on Saturday, the seventh day of the |
week, Sabbath. Notary Public Collins !
will not open his Office on that day until |
$50 N and will hold open until $50.
Mrs o j Painter had the pleasure of
entertaining her brothers and sisters |
with their families, from Milton juno
ton, Sumner, Oakland and Cooks Cor
ners, to the number of thirtytwo per
sons on Christmas day.
The most important event of the clos
ing year was the concert and birthday
supper which occurred Thursday even
ing. The event was given by local tai |
ent assisted by Mrs M j Bolser of Madi- |
son and Mrs Mabe Emerson of Milton.
The program consisted Of solos, duets, |
mixed quartets, a reading by Mrs Geo
Crosley and three numbers by the Ladies
Quartette. After the program supper
was announced in the dining room in
the church basement. Twelve tables,
each one representing a month of the
year, were spread. The birth month of
each person was ascertained and they
were directed to table representing
that month. The table for July was
decorated with flags and firecrackers
June was represented by bouquets and a
''sweet girl graduate" December table
had a miniature Christmas tree with
candles and snow for the center piece,
while August had train of toy cars
crossing a map with Boulder Col, as it's
destination conference 190S) The dec
orations and whole plan of the supper
were unique, and the finance committee
deserve much praise for the manner iu
which all details were carried out. Be-
sides being a pleasant social event. it
was financial success.