Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-11
BACHELORS BREAKING AWAY.
Captain Sibsugh and Charley Collins Join the Rank
Of the Benediets


The CENSOR is pleased to anrouuc
y the marriag !, today, of two of yeIno
"a countys me st eligible Young bachelors
with the sincere hope that the pace ga
II will be an encouragement TO MANY NOR
of the hard hearted" and backward
e ''old boys
sILBAUGH-BoLD.
AT the home Of friend in Minneapo
f, lis, where the bride was visiting, Mon
, day evering, Captain jackson Silbaugh
of this city, and Miss Rosetta r. Bold.
were quietly married, Rev. E W
Trimm. former p. stor of Viroqua Meth
odist church performing the ceremony.
This happy matrimonial event was a
complete surprise TO all in this com mn
nifty save very few whom Captain Sill
haugh had taken into his confidence.
Nevertheless congratulations sincere
and hearty, are extended by large
circle of friends of both parties to the
4iI&ir.
Captain Silbaugh and bride Went to
K ennon, where be delivered an address
Tuesday, before the Odd Fellows asso-
citation then to Milwaukee TO spend fair
week. Next week they go TO Indian
apolis Mr. Silbaugh being one of the
two ssate representatives TO the Sover-
eign Grand Lodge OF Old Fellows They
will arrive in Viroqua September "a
Jackson Silbaugd and bride are both
natives of Vernon county. graduates of
our high school, teachers in the public
scnool, each reaching out for higher ed
ucation, the former graduating from the
New York state law school at Albany
the lat+ from our state university,
| where she took high honors. Sbc taught
IN high schools of the state, was Il meIn-
Der of the force of institute conductors:
latterly teacher of German in Pue-
bio, Colorado, college Endowed with
the best gifts of the Creator, reinforced
by the graces and accomplishments of
lofty womanhood, Mrs, Silbaugh will
return to her native heath with "A hearty
welcome on part of all people Captain
Silbaugh, which title he acquired by
honorable service as head of Company
| M, Fourth Wisconsin regiment in the
Spanish-American war, is a popular
gentleman, self-made, with 4 good
future. He was postmaster in this city
during Clevelsnd's last term as presi-
dent; has large acquaintance in the
state by reason of his connection with
the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, step
bv step having filled all the positions in
that honorable organization, graduating
with the high honor of state representa-
tive in the Sovereign Lodge, which body
he will attend before returning home
H is also Abide Camp on the staff of
tha Grand Sire with the rank of Lieu
tenant Colonel, in the Patl iarchs Mill
tant 1t is not for these honors that Mr.
Silbaugh is held in high esteem in his
home community, but for his general
worthiness as citizen and gentleman.
COLLINs-LYTLE.
At The residence of E. H. Hirds, in
In Crosse. September :, by Rev. Henry
Faville, Mr. Chas Fl. Collins and Miss
Alice NJ Lytle, both leading young peo-
pie of De Soto, were married. Charley
Collins is young man we'll and favor
ably known throughout the county, and
Miss Lytle a former student of our hi III
school. Their many friends extend
congratulations.
Many yiroqua citizens have lay
fever
Pat" johnson returned from Mon
tana.
Miss Edith Shanks is cIerking in the
Big Store.
w. J. Robinson was over from La
| Fargo on L Thursday.
Mr.. II Trowbridge has enlarged the
porch to his house.
Walter Favor is clerking in Arnold
q Davis drug store.
Mrs Larson and daughter Welma
are in Milwaukee buying goods.
Lutte Purdy has returned from a
visis ut Rockford. Illinois.
-Women's SUITS beauties, skirts and
petticoats at Rogers & Williams.
Miss Eva and Ruth Field departed,
Friday, for their home at Washington
Id. C.
| Prof and Mrs W. P. Morgan and
Mrs W. Fl. Morgan were in the city on
Saturday.
Miss Maude Cooley of Decorah, Iowa,
has been visiting with her sister, Mrs.
J. W. Haughton
Mr. and Mrs. Henderson now occupy
the Strawn residence, recently vacated
by I'D. Harrington and family.
Mr.. W. B. Phelps, recently of the
Leader force, has accepted a position in
Rogers 81 Williams shoe store.
John Wtite of Liberty, has purchas-
ed seven forties of land in juneau coun-
ty He bought for speculation.
The Great Western Annex at Rog-
ers & Williams, is a womans depart
ment-coats, skirts petticoats, etc
The picnic to have been given in
Froiland's grove last Sunday was post
poned till Sunday next, September Is.
-Women's misses and children's 8
coats. the newest creations, the most
pleasing colors at Rogers & Williams
The first meeting of the Shakespeare
club for the season will be held nsxt
Monday evening with Miss Lucy Daw-
son.
Mrs. J. w Groves, daughter and
son. returned to their Madison home on
Saturday, after two weeks stay among
relatives and friends
Frank Sallander and Fred Gibbs
returned recently from Dakota. Fred
: was in the city on Friday to receive
: treatment for his eye-sight.
! There will be German services next
! Sunday, September 10, at 1880 a. IN. in
, the Synod Lutheran church, conducted
by Rev. II w Schmilipg
| -Chas E. Morley and J. N. William
son drove from juneau county and
passed few days with old neighbors
? and friends on Bishop Branch.
Miss Eva Ingersoll leaves today fol
4 Illinois, where she viii attend Brown
2 college FOR the year. She will make hel
, home with her aunt, Mrs Bronson.
Miss Tirza Dinsdsle ami Miss Stella
, Nuzum departed on Monday, for Apple
: ton to attend the Lawrence university
= Miss Dinsdale enters her Janior year.
: Mr., p J Castle. formerly of thii
+, county, delivered Labor day address