The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-06-16
CORRESPONDENCE



Albion
Mrs Nolen and two children of Rev.
ey, Wis, are visiting her brother, Henry
Vivian.
Miss Ada Davis will assist Mrs E G.
Williams with her house work this
summer.
Mrs Ezra Crandall entertained Mrs
Wv Clark of Milton the latter part of
the week.
Mrs D D Emerson of Rock River is
spending the week at the home of her
father, ] L Green.
Mrs Mary Nichols of Russell, Kan, is
spending some time with relatives here
and at Rock River.
Prof A B Stout and wife of Madison
visited his mother, Mrs Hattie Stout,
the first of the week.
Albert Hanson has the foundation
started for fine new residence on his
farm south of the village.
Mrs B l Jeffrey returned Monday to
Milton after weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs Ethel Davis.
CD Lawton and wife of Milton juno
ton visited Tuesday at the home of
her mother, Mrs Wood.
George Berkalew of Milton is help
ing d L Babcock with farm work dur
ing the summer vacation.
Mrs Emma Whitford of Edgerton
took dinner with her parents, Rev and
Mrs S H Babcock, Saturday.
Mrs Electa Coon and Mrs Julia Fuller
of EdgertOn attended church Sabbath
day and remained for few days visit
with relatives and friends.
The graded school closed Monday
night with appropriate exercises. Ruth
Stillman, Lucille Stark and Robert
Haugen were the graduates.
Mrs V H Maxwell of Oshkosh is
spending the summer with her niece,
Mrs John Bliven. Her daughter, Miss
Jennie, who accompanied her from
Oshkosh, returned home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs F H Campbell of Edger-
ton attended church here Sabbath
morning. Their daughter Phyllis re-
NAMED for visit with her grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs A B Campbell.
The Willing Workers society will give
an entertainment in the academy chapel
June %, assisted by the orchestra, for
which an admission will be charged of
10 and Is cents. All invited.
Mrs G L Walters entertained the
Mesdames Electa Coon, Julia Fuller, C
NJ Williams, Harriet Potter, Emergene
Stone, H A Head and @ Emery at a
6 O'Clock tea Thursday evening, in hon.
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Milton Junction.
Mrs S L Emery entertained the fol-
lowing ladies Wednesday afternoon,
June 7th, in honor of Mrs @ Emery,
whose birthday occurred that day: Mrs
NJ A Coon of Milton, Mrs H r Edwards
of Moorehead, MINI, Mesdames G. R
Head, r Potter, F Lawton, G L
Walters, Giles Lawton, M Babcock,
and Miss Helen Lawton, also Miss Anna
Lawton of Milton Junction.
COMMANDMENTS AT ALBION.
The closing exercises of the school in
District No. 4, Albion, took place Tues
day, June 18th, on the lawn at the
home of Charles Babcock
The morning was spent in playing
games and having general good time.
At noon a picnic dinner was served. 1t
was very pretty scene. The decora-
tons were in pink and white, the class
colors.
At O'Clock the program began. The
first part consisted of songs, dialogues
and recitations. At the close of the
first half of the exercises the teacher
and graduating class of four girls took
their places behind an arch containing
the class motto in pink and white,
''Well begun is half done" Then came
the graduating exercises as follows:
Invocation .....................F Fred I. Babcoclz
Some Feathered NeighbOrs ...... Hilda Olson
Our Third MartyTed President. Alma Borden
The Birds Christmas Carol. Lydia Stokstad
Glass Prophecy. .............. Alma StOkstad
Presentation of Diplomas and Remarks by the
Teacher Fred BabcOck.
Goodbye Song by the Glass of 1911.
Flag Drill by the School.
At the close the graduating class
presented the teacher with beautiful
gold stick pin as token of esteem.