The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-02-25
ALBION

Mrs. Mable Drake is staying with
Mrs. l. d. Humphrey who is i'll.
Mrs. S. R. Green of Oak Park, ILL.,,
is visiting at the Geo. Walters home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Voigt spent the
week end with relatives at Oakland.
The Home Benefit society met with
Mrs. John Bliven Tuesday afternoon.
Hot lunches are served to pupils at
the Albion graded school every day.
Martin Gundersons are quarantined
as their son Robert is i'll with smallpox.
D. D. Emerson and family took din
ner with C.. A. Emerson and family
Saturday.
The Willing Workers society met
with Mr.. Dora Lawton this Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wardie Whitford of
East Porter were Sunday visitors at K.
D. Whitford's.
Mrs. D. D. Emerson underwent an
operation at the Lockwood hospital last
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. H. l.. Baker of Milton Junction
spent Wednesday and Thursday with
Mrs. l. D. Humphrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Green entertain
ed at dinner Sunday. Mrs. G. r. Green,
Mrs. r. c. Green and family.
Knute Truelson has rented the resi-
dence known as the Mary Burdick
house and will soon move into it.
F. A. Lawton, l. D. Humphrey and
L. J. Green attended the funeral OF
Mre. Chas. Hammond near Stoughton.
Claude Burdick and family of Edger
ton spent Sunday afternoon and took
supper with H. E. Whitford and fam
lily.
Frank Lawton and family and Mr..
and Mrs. LLOYD Simpson took supper
with w. A. McCarthys Sunday night
and Nathan Kellys Monday night.
The Milton College Glee Club will
give concert in the Seventh Day Bap-
list church, Saturday evening, Feb. 26,
at o'clock. Admission: Adults 40
cents, children under IL, % cents. The
Milton Glee Club has an excellent rep
utation of always pleasing their audi
ences. This is one of the big musical
events of the season. Be sure to come
and bring your friends.
The Campus club of Albion held it's
gentlemen's evening at the pleasant
farm home of Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Green Feb. II, 1921. The rooms were
most Hastily decorated in the club col
ors, green and white. The neatly and
prettily arranged tables were spread to
accommodate forty plates. The guests
were deity served by five young ladies
of Albion, the Misses Gleneta Williams,
Elizabeth Babcock, Evelyn Slagg, Doris
Green, Myrtle Mccarthy. While the
Victrola was playing sweet music the
guests found their places at the table
by means of the neat little place cards.
Our president, Mrs. G. M. Williams,
gave her rythmatical address of well
come of her own composition, thus:
Welcome, thrice welcome, We sons of
the soil,
Our husbands, our brothers, and men
who toll
To educate, and Americanize, too;
How gladly our hands are extended to
you.
We will foster and cherish the faith
that is yours
In the wives of the Nation. Now fran
chise is ours
We will study to meet the demands of
the day
In making the laws that all must obey
And we don't propose when next cen
sus is taken
To be listed as wives, with no occupa-
ton.
The requests we've sent to senate and
house,
French-Capper for wool fabric and
truth.
The Shepherd-Tow had passed the
senate,
But Lenroot wrote that he had signed
iC.
The nti-Saloon League had not passed
yet,
But very soon would; and don't you
forget
Another thing that don't suit our no.
A mandate of Japs in the N. P. ocean,
A cable station on the Island of zap
AS left in the hands of little yellow Jap.
We are working in thot and spirit with
you
In making reforms, and help them come
true.
An address of welcome just scrubbed
IN rhyme,
Not for logical lore, but an advent of
time.
The route to mems hearts, we've often
been told,
Is by way of the stomach, the same as
of old.
So now we invite you to partake and
be filled
With viands from storehouse and soils
that were titled
An invocation by Reverend Sayre.
Our place cards please find in front of
your chair;
Then after the banquet, from the city
near by
We will listen to Prof. Holt from the
Edgerton high.
Mr.. D. L. Babcock responded with a
few we'll chosen words taken from earlv
"reminiscences of his life. Rev. Sayre
the invocation of spiritual guidance.
Mrs. Sayre read a short poem on the
Star Spangled Banner. The guests
arose and sang the song. Prof. Holt
gave an energetic address of helpful
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