The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-06-10
CORRESPONDENCE
Albion


Percy Delaney spent Friday in
Madison.
FA Lawton returned from his north
ern trip Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Vivian rejoice
over the arrival of son, Friday, June
8, 1910.
N w Crosley and wife of Milton
spent Sabbath day with his brother,
Mr. Crosley of this place.
The Misses Florence and Bessie Ford
spent Sunday in Dunkirk, the guests of
their sister, Mrs Anna Mccarthy.
John Babcock, who has been spend
ing several months in Hammond, La,
returned to Albion Thursday, June 2.
Clark Green and Fred Babcock of
Milton college were in town on Monday
posting bills for their annual Shakes
pearean play.
Miss Agnes Whitford and sister, Mrs
Pettibone of Alfred, N Y, arrived Fri
day for an extended visit with relatives
and friends.
Mrs r c. Green entertained the fac
ulty and graduating class Thursday
evening, June 2, at dainty three
course luncheon.
AT Meyer, Edward Haugen and AL
bert Lempke were in Madison last Fri
day making application to the clerk of
the court for their second naturaliza-
ton papers.
c. M Sheldon and wife spent last
Thursday in Milton and attended the
high school commencement that even
ing, some of the graduates being form
er pupils of Mrs Sheldon.
The Milton College Evangelistic Quar-
tette conducted the church services
Sabbath morning. They sang selec-
tons and Mr. Leslie Green, one of their
number, preached very good sermon.
DR. and Mrs Crosley and Mrs Burdick
Of Milton, Mr. and Mrs G F Potter of
Edelstein, Ill, came over from Milton
in the latter's auto Sunday afternoon
and took supper with the Dr's parents,
Mr. and Mrs NJ Crosley.
The state graded school will close
with picnic Friday, June 10, on the
Albion academy campus. All parents
and friends are cordially invited to
come and enjoy good time with the
teachers and pupils.
Statement of Farmers Cooperative
Creamery Co, Albion, Wis, for April,
1910: No lbs milk received, 1877, 694;
No. lbs cream received, 0,372; No. lbs
: butter made, 18, 909; amt of money re-
ceived, $5,708.69; average price receiv-
ed for butter, 304c; average test of
milk, BIT; average test of cream,
"a. 467; per cent of overrun, 17.42; cost
per Id to make butter, .0203; price paid
per ID for butter fat, .33; price paid
for 4 per cent milk, 1872; average price
of milk, 1.244; total expense, $384.35.
Following is the program of the COM
mencement exercises of the class of
1910 of the Albion state graded school,
Thursday evening, June 9, at O'Clock,
at the S d B church:
Invocation. ............... Rev. 7. j. Van Horn
Music OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -. OfcnoSUrd
THE Hawaiian Islands,. Edna E. Emerson
''HeroineS of the Revolution ....... .........
.................. Sylvia u. Herr1ngton
Courage in Life ......... Nettie l.. Schmeling
Francis E. Willard. ...... Adalene A. Green
Music. Observation-Disclosures. Orchestra
True Ambition. .................S Sidney Green
Beauties of Nature Bessie M. Ford
Stories of National Songs. .................
................... Marjorie Charlotte BEven
Quartette Observation-Disclosures. Selected
Mrs R. Green, Mrs. ]. Noble, Mrs. NJ.
Babcock, Mrs. HI. Thomas
General Grant, ........ Willard KrinkeT
Glass Prophecy ............. Eloise NJ. Thomas
Wisconsin and Valedictory.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..Nellle Ii. Nulte
Presentation of Diplomas.
MUSIC 1850. OFcueStfa