The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-05-20
CORRESPONDENCE

Albion
Earl Johnson of Monroe is visiting
his cousin, Mrs E A Drake.
Giles Lawton returned from Battle
Creek, Mich, Wednesday night.
Mrs c. R Head is again with us after
spending the winter at Madison.
Miss Florence Ford visited over Sun
day with her mother, Mrs M Ford.
julius Nelson spent the week end at
the home of his parents IN Milton.
Mr. and Mrs Elisha Main went to
Walworth Friday to visit relatives.
Mrs d 3 Coon of Milton spent Tues
day with her mother, Mrs Harriet Pot
ter.
DIR G E Crosley of Milton visited rel
atives and friends here one day the
past week.
Miss Maud Coon of Milton visited o
L Coon and other relatives from Friday
until Sunday.
DR. and Mrs B L Cleary of Edgerton
were pleasantly entertained at w A
DeLancey's Sunday afternoon.
Mrs | D Humphrey entertained her
friend, Miss Maud Terry of Milton
Junction, the last of the week.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Burdick are
spending the week at Madison with
their daughter, Mrs M j Bolser.
Mrs Herman Stark and baby of Ed
gerton were Sunday visitors at the
home of her father, G G Reuterskiold.
DIR Head and daughter Margaret
of Madison were pleasant callers at the
home of his brother, M A Head, Fri
day.
Mrs Brown and Mrs d d Emerson
and daughter of Rock River attended
the musical entertainment Saturday
evening. Mrs Emerson stayed over
Sunday at the home of her brother, L
] Green.
DIR Ansel Van Horn of Chicago Wis
tied Friday with his cousin, Rev I j
Van Horn. DIR Van Horn has recently
spent some time taking up post gradu-
ate studies in medical school at vi
emma, Austria.
An entertainment will be given by
the Boys Junior G E orchestra of Mil
LOIl, L HuISQdy SNClllllS1 Vndy 1ObiIs ~
is under the auspices of the Intermedi-
ate society. Admission free. A col
lection will be taken and proceeds used
for missionary purposes.
The last meeting of the Campus Club
for the season was held at the home of
Mrs M A Head. The leader, Mrs E M
Simon, gave a talk on the life and
works of Helen Hunt Jackson. AS Mrs
Simon had visited the home and the
grave of Mrs Jackson in Colorado, this
talk was most interesting. The leader
was assisted by Mrs Bliven in critical
sketch of Helen Hunt Jackson's poems,
Mrs Van Horn in readings from Mrs
Jackson's poems, Mrs Carl Atwood in
review of Ramona, Mrs M A Head in
a word picture of South Cheyenne Can
on, Helen Hunt Jackson's grave and
vicinity. Music.
The Home Benefit society was enter
tanned on Tuesday, May 18th, by Mrs
Harriet Potter. Mrs Potter is one of
the consistent members of this society
and has been faithful and efficient
worker in its ranks during the qnarter
century of its existence. 1t was re-
called by some of the members that
Tuesday was Mrs Potter's 18th birth
Qdy, anu IL Was Will SESdC HlCdSuIc
that the society left with their hostess
token of their remembrance in the
form of handsome rug. Mrs Potter
was much surprised and, we trust,
pleased with the gift.
Sometime early in December the
young people prepared vesper service
under the able direction of Pastor Van
Horn, which was given at the church
on the evening after the Sabbath. This
was so we'll received that they ventur
ed to arrange similar program for
last Saturday evening. A large audi
ence greeted the young singers, who
formed a chorus OF about thirty voices.
They were ably assisted by an orches-
ira consisting of two violins, tuba,
trombone, cornet and organ. The La
dies Quartette also gave one number.
The program consisted entirely of
sacred songs, anthems and hymns,
many of them appropriate to the ,twi-
light hour. A collection was taken for
the Y E, to be used in forward
ing missionary work in northern Wis
consin.