The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-11-26
CORRESPONDENCE
Albion

Henry Thronson of EdgertOn was a
caller in town Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs w A Delaney were
Stoughton visitors last Saturday.
Earl Stone of Rock River spent last
Wednesday with relatives in town.
Mrs Swift of WATERFOWL visited with
relatives here few days last week.
JE White returned Monday night
from trip to Oklahoma and Texas.
Elder Stebbeds of Milton occupied
Sabbath.
G Asher Williams of Brookings, S d,
spent couple of days last week with
relatives here.
Florence Ford went to Madison last
Saturday to begin course in the bust
ness college there.
Mr. and Mrs A Slagg and daughter
Evelyn were over Sunday visitors with
friends in Sumner.
FB Lawton, wife and son Stephen
spent the latter part of the week with
relatives in Milton.
Miss Ella Locke of GAINESVILLE visited
her aunt, Mrs Joe Green, the latter
part of the week.
Mrs Johnson of Milton, accompanied
by her son Will and wife, visited at d
l. Babcock's last Saturday.
w E Slagg came from Ableman on
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with
his parents, A E Slagg and wife.
Mrs Frink of Milton junction visited
her daughter, Mrs George Walters, and
family from Friday until Monday.
Mrs Ford returned home Thursday
from two weeks stay with her
daughter, Mrs Anna Mccarthy, at Dun
kirk.
The Misses Clara and Phoebe Shell
don are stopping with Mrs Abbie Gran
dali until their new house ready for oc-
cupancy.
Mr. and Mrs Cottrell, who have been
visiting relatives for several weeks, re-
turned to their home in Waterloo, la,
last Thursday.
Miss Maude Crandall and Ellsworth
Ayers attended the Orophilian play,
'"The Prince of Liars, at Milton juno
ClOn SATURDAY evening.
Miss Hannah Hanson of Winona,
Mimi, was the guest of her brother,
Albert Hanson, and wife couple of
days last week.
Oscar Wescott of Grand Island, Neb,
spent from Friday until Sunday with
his sister-in-law, Mrs Harriet Wescott.
Mrs Wescott will accompany them on a
visit to relatives in Fort Atkinson this
week.
"A Wood has purchased the post
office property of w A Jordan. Mr.
and Mrs Jordan intend to locate in the
West where they hope Mrs Jordan's
health may be benefited.
Albion Academy
Misses Laura Weverstad and Ida
Jensen are visiting Cambridge friends.
School is closed Thursday and Friday
this week for Thanksgiving vacation.
All classes are reviewing for the fall
term examinations to be given next
week.
Prof Chas Dixon went to Brodhead
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving at
home.
Miss Nettie Weverstad, our precep-
tress, is spending Thanksgiving in
Stoughton.
The students are spending Thanks
giving at their respective homes. Some
are visiting friends. Ida Edwards is
visiting Mary Ovestrud in Orfordville.
Herman Nordby is in Deerfeld and
Joachim Prestegaard is in Mcfarland
with Obed and Joe Larson.
Last Friday we measured strength in
basket ball with Edgerton high school
in the latter's gymnasium. Consider
ably more floor space;and baskets high
er and six inches nearer the wall than
in our hall caused some loose playing
on the part of our boys, but this to-
gether with Edgerton's excellent team
work did not prevent Albion from win
ming both halves. Final score DO to 80.
Clarence Jensen did creditable work as
referee.