The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-04-01
Albion Prairie


purchased new piano.
Mr. l. K Thompson moved his family
to Stoughton last Saturday.
Mr. Leslie Hall has purchased fine
team of horses for farm work.
Mr. Harvey Vickers is home from Me-
nomonie for his spring vacation.
Mrs Jens Nassett has returned from
Minnesota much improved in health.
Mrs Henry Ebbott of Edgerton at
tended the P M church last Sunday.
Attorney T P Sherwood of Green
Bay transacted business here last
week.
Mr. and Mrs John Craig were over
Sunday visitors with Chas Howatrh of
GAINESVILLE.
Mr. Samuel Marsden celebrated his
sixty-ninth birthday in the usual way
on March 25th.
Cecil and Grandon Marsden of Fort
| Atkinson spent last week among their
relatives here.
Mr. Geo Sherwood fell and hurt his
hip. DR. McChesney was called but
! found no bones broken.
There was surprise party given the
Hippo Bros at their new home they
purchased of Mr. MADISON.
The Misses Ruth and Ella Lee of
Milton are spending this week with
their sister, Mrs Henry Marsden Jr.
Mrs D Wilson and daughters Mar
tina and Edna of Edgerton spent Sun
day with relatives on the Prairie. B
FRANK PIERCE.
Frank Pierce was born Feb 10, 1860,
in the town of Sumner, Jefferson Co,
Wis, and departed this life at 2 m,
March IA, 1910. He was united in
marriage with Miss Lucy Marsden of
Albion, April A, 1889. They had one
son, Daniel. Mr. Pierce has been
great sufferer for many years; the best
medical aid was secured for him to re-
lieve his suffering. He gradually grew
more feeble. He had the faculty of
making friends and retaining them,
and many were the expressions of SYM
pathy from these friends. The funeral
was conducted by Rev D Blenkinsopp
at the P M church, Albion Prairie, on
March 16, at 2 p m. He leaves to
mourn his departure loving wife and
son, his aged father and mother, and
three brothers, Thomas, Pardon and
| Clarke Pierce.
Fulton
Miss Carrie Berg was up from James
vile Sunday.
Miss Ida Murwin spent last Saturday
in GAINESVILLE.
School closed here last Friday for a
weeks vacation.
John Lee and Fred Turner were up
from GAINESVILLE in launch last week.
Robert Lee and Miss Leah Rowe of
GAINESVILLE were calling on relatives here
Sunday.
Mrs Geo. Murwin, who has been
spending the past ten days with rela-
tives in Chicago, returned Monday.
Miss Marian Barber spent Thursday
and Friday of last week at the home of
Joseph Porter and wife in Cooksville.
Ed. O'Donnell and wife of Chicago
spent Sunday with Mrs. O'Donnell's
parents Andrew Ellefson and wife.
Robert Bentley was home from Mil
waukee, and Jane Bentley was up from
Beloit to spend Easter at their home.
Robert Berg entertained several of
his little boy friends in honor of his
tenth birthday. A picnic supper was
served on the Dam hill.
T. E. Sayer, wife, daughter and son,
of RelOit, were guests at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. Chas. Raymond,
over Sunday.
The Easter sale and supper last Fri
day evening was we'll attended, every
one having good time. AS result
the ladies have S18 to add to their
fund
The plays given by the young people
of Fulton, Friday evening, March 18th,
was pronounced fine by all present. The
same cast presented them in Cooksville
last week.
Alexander Ely spent the Easter va
cation of the u. w. at his home here;
Otto Mussehl at the home of VIM. Post
and Rev. Adler at the home of Fred
Hubbell and wife.
Next Sunday evening, April 3, there
will be an entire musical program in
place of the regular preaching services.
Everyone cordially invited. Following
is the program:
Quartette e. Raymond, c. Raymond, Edith
and Louisa Raymond.
Scripture Lesson
Vocal Duet. Eveline and Leona Post
PRAYER. with Lords Prayer BY Choir
Vocal Solo. Charles Raymond
Violin Solo. LeOna Post
Vocal SOLO 49,. Francis Gardner
Recesslonal --....----.. -. Choir
rlO!lh i2OIo. -: w H. Odi uineI
Italian Hymn .......---..- Audience and Choir
BenedictiOn