The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-01-24
CORRESPONDENCE
Albion

Albion
J. E. White visited in Browntown
Monday.
The Home Benefit society met with
Mrs. John Bliven Tuesday afternoon.
The quarterly meeting was held IN
the Milton S. d. B. church last week.
Misses Hazel Drake and Ruby Nc
Carthy visited in Milton Junction last
week.
Quite a number from here attended
the quarterly meeting in Milton Sab
bath day.
Misses Marjorie and Marion Bliven
visited in Milton Junction from FRIDAY
until Monday.
Mrs. Clara Dudley of Selah, Wash,
is visiting her brother, H. F. Stillman,
and family.
Misses Ruth Stillman and Nettie
Schmeling visited in Milton from Fri
day until Monday.
Mr.. Harvey Welton of Browntown
spent few days with j. E. White and
family this week.
E. w. Babcock and son William of
Sparta. Wis, visited at Charlie Bah
cocks from Tuesday until Saturday.
Mrs. Herman belong of Bandon,
Oregon, spent from Thursday until Sat-
urday with C. l. Babcock and family.
Albion Academy
Miss Mary Ovestrud and brother AL
fred visited friends in Stoughton Sat
urday.
Oliver Fosdal and Obert Johnson re-
turned to their respective homes over
Sunday.
Thomas Thompson and Alexander
Onsgard visited friends in Madison on
Saturday.
A number of the academy students
have been sick with la grippe during
the past week.
Misses Ella Lien, Melvina Lund and
Bertha Peterson visited at the home OF
the last named in Orfordville on Sat
urday.
Alvin Kaupanger, Oscar Christensen
and Elmer Dixon visited at the latter's
home in Brodhead week ago last Sat
urday.
The basketball game with the Ke-
ponsa five scheduled for Friday night
was called off on account of the non
appearance of the Kegonsa team.
The Albion academy five played a
fast game against the Stoughton Rex
alls at Albion Saturday night, the score
being in favor of the visiting team.
The Albion academy five were de-
feated by the Monroe team in close
score of Is to 10 at the Edgerton gym.
week ago last Saturday. Monroe has
an exceptionally strong quintet this
year. They recently played Belvidere,
northern Illinois champions, and were
defeated by single point.
The Websterian Literary society met
Thursday, Jan. 10Th, in the music room
of main hall. A good program was
given consisting of speeches and music.
The piano solo by Vine Noble was very
we'll rendered. A humorous reading by
Lillian Lewis was to be commended for
its forcefulness and clearness. Mary
Ovestrud sang ''The Lost Chord, Ell
mer Dixon assisting with violin obli-
gaia. The news of the current week
was given by Lloyd Kravik. Kaia
Daley followed with piano solo and
the program was summed up In the
critics report by Prof. E. Rovelstad.
The debate for the meeting was upon
the subject of the day labor laws. Ella
Lein upheld the affirmative alone in alb
sence of her colleague. Arne Grevstad
opened for the negative and Gaeh Lein
read the arguments of Benetta Dyre-
son, who was detained from the meet
ing by sickness. The judges decided
that the negative arguments were the
better. The program for January Both
was announced "a piano solo by Mathea
Halvorson will be followed by read
ing by Kaia Daley. The subject for
debate is Resolved, that woman suf-
frage should be made law in Wiscon-
SIM" Affirmative speakers will be
Gladys Olson and Esther Schantz. Neg
alive arguments will follow by Mary
Ovestrud and Marjorie Bliven. Nellie
White will give an original 'School
Prophecy" The news of the week
will be given by Ruth Stillman. Prof.
Theo. Ringoen will play violin solo.
Prof. E. A Grimso will be the critic
for the meeting.