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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-01-31
The Bambe,g Herald.
THURSDAY, January 81, 1901.
G. J, s, Brokers Hardware SI0re'
Personal Mention.

Hon. C. ". Garris spent Sunday at
: home.
MIR. o. F. OFT was in town on last
Monday.
MIR. J. ". Blocker was in to see US
Tuesday.
MIR. Otis Brabham spent Monday in
Columbia.
DIR. B. D. Bronson spent last Friday
in Charleston.
Mai. Havelock Eaves spent Sunday
at Reeyesyille.
Mr.. J. W. Barnes, of Cope, was in
town Saturday.
:, MIR. W. E Willis returned home last
Tuesday night.
Mr.. J. D. Platts, of kearse, was in
the city last Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. H. F. Rice spent last
Thursday in Barnwel.
Mr.. j. C. Breeland of Ehrhardt, was
in the city last Friday.
Mr.. Geo. Fogle, of Denmark, was
in the city last Saturday.
Mr.. Aaron Rice returned from a trip
to New York last Thursday.
Mrs. H. F. Rice and Miss Won Eta
Eayes spent Saturday in Augusta.
DIR. S. P. Rentz, and Mr. p. X. Rhoad,
of Hartzog, were in town Saturday.
MIR. S. H. Saunders, of Florence, was
in town for several days last week.
g. Frank Bamberg and little son,
Francis, came home Tuesday night.
-Messrs. J. F. KearSe. Jr, and Joe j.
Brabham were in town last Saturday.
-Messrs. D. P. and D. NJ. Smith, of
Ehrhardt, was in the city last Saturday.
-Messrs. Chas McGeivGr and J. J. Sandi-
fer, of Denmark, were in the city Mon
day.
Miss Daisy Jones, who has been sick
for some time past, Is very much I'M
proved.
Mrs. Fl. G. Bruce spent Sunday and
Monday in Branchvilh, visiting relatives
and friends
Dice. Kinsey, of Coleton county,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Judge
B. W.. Miley.
Mrs Havelock Eaves spent Saturday
and Sunday at ReeSvesville with her
sister, Miss Clara Riley
Miss Clara Riley spent Sunday night
with her parents, returning to her school
at Ridgeyille Monday morning.
Misses Annie Cooncr and Leila Reeves,
of Branchville, visited the family OF
Sheriff j. B. Hunter this week
Mrs Maud Rentz and two little boys
and Mrs. E. G. Hunter, of Branchville
are visiting at Sheriff j. B. Hunters.
Mrs. j. L. Oswald and children, and
Miss Louise Wilson, of Alleniale. are
visiting their sister, Mrs. Otis Brahham
The many friends of Hon. \. Mclvcr
Bostick will regret to learn that he is
right sick in Columbia with grip,and this
week is not able to attend the sessions "i
the legislature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Saunders and
family returned Yesterday from Bam
berg, where they were summoned by the
illness of Col. Counts, Mrs Saunder':
father. Col. Counts is betttcr-Florence
Times.
MIR. ]. T. PearlStinc, who has been
at the sanitarium in Asheville, y. c.
for several months past. returned to hi:
home at Branchville Monday. His i'm
provement has not been as much as his
friends would like to see.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-01-31
New Advertisements.
OTATTLEBAUM & DANNELLY.

Ql AITLEBAl VI y DANNkl.lN.
Quattiehaum 4 Dannelly, of Ehrhardt,
s. C., are ''shelling the woods" They
have another car of mules, and they want
YOU to see them. They are the kind you
need; young, made right, and the prices
are too cheap to mention.
r. PEARL.STINE & SONS.
This firm announces that their clear
ancc sale will be continued until Feb
ruarv 18th, and as their whole stock is
included in this sale, YOU will certainly
get bargains while it is on. These cut
prices are effective at their Branchyille,
St. George, and Ehrhardt stores, SO that
all their customers can be benefited.
Remember that the sale positively closes
February 18th, SO be in time if you want
to save money.
! Lucy II. Lancaster, Administrative
Sale of personal property Of estate of j.
W. Lancaster, deceased.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-01-31

Best onion sets 10 and 15c. per quart
at Hoffman,s.
The pavement in front OF Mr.. NJ. c
Sandifcr's store has been repaired.
Rev. Kenneth McCaskill preached al
the Presbyterian church last Sunday.
Some of the streets and sidewalks in
town could very wclly stand some work
now.
The leading citizens of ST. George are
making efforts to organize a bank III
that town.
The grip is raging in this locality now
1t seiZes its victims and holds to them
with great tenacity.
January cotton went up to 125 cents in
New York Monday. but it did not affect
the spot market at other points.
On account of the inclement weather
Sunday morning there was a small at
tendance ut the churches.
Magistrate H. A Ray has bought ou,
the Parlor Cafe & Market Co., and Mr.
W. c. Patrick is still in charge.
Major Wm. S. Tillinghast, of Hamp
ton, has moved to Barnwell to practice
his profession, that of the law.
A perfectly balanced and comparative
| " cheap ration for beef cattle or milcl
cows-cotton seed meal and hulls.
The chain gang has been at work fol
several DAYS on the new bridge road
and it is now in much better condition.
G. Frank Bambcrg went to the west
the first of this week to buy more mules
| They will be in the last OF the present
week.
If YOU want to fertiliZe your gardens
with the richest compost known to sci
encc, feed Your COWS on cotton seed meal
and hullS.
\ beautiful picture given away with
Fairy Soap at Hotrman's.
1t is said that DR.. W. II. Zimmerman
late State treasurer, will move to Bates.
burg to take charge of the new national
bank ut that place.
Notice the real estate advertised in this
paper for sale at the court house mex,
Monday One piece of property is the
Baptist parsonage here in town.
! Smallpox is epidemic in many parts OF
the State Our people should take al
necessary preca utionS. 1t would be Z
GOOD idea to start another vaccinatins
crusade.
Our correspondents treated us nicely
! last week. Let them keep up the good
work, anu let others come in US we'll
We have room for all and appreciate
! their letters.
The oil mill is turning out lots Of cot
ton seed meal these days. and the farm
erS are hauling it off as fast Us it is made
A good deal is being shipped to Other
points as well.
Mr.. J. U.'Jackson was in Charleston
! last week, and in an interview in tho
| News and Courier, said that the Seaboart
Air Line was surely going tn build the
road from Augusta to Charleston.
Next Monday is the first Monday and
StleS,lav There will no doubt be good
crowd in town. We shall be glad to SET
any of our friends whether they come in
to settle their subscription or not.
Our friend j. d. Platts, good farmer
and pork raiser of the kearSc section
killed 4 hog last week that weighed 40,
pounds. Verify the lower section of the
county is raising fine hogs. Let us heal
from others.
Auditor SeaSe is at Denmark to-da.
taking tax returns This finishes th,
appointments through the county, buI
YOU can make returns at his Office in tho
court house until February Goth. b
sure to make returns before the time ex
pireS.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-01-31
Give Us the News.

We are trying to improve our paper in
many ways, and need your help. Several
new correspondents have been added to
our number since the new year, and we
want some one in every section of the
county who will give US the news reSu-
larly. This is the only way to get the
news while it is fresh, and people in one
part of the county like to know what is
going on in other parts. 1t will he our
especial aim to always have room for
articles which you contribute Have we
a correspondent in your section: If not
won't YOU give us the news: Let US
hear from YOU.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-01-31
Conference Held.

At a regular conference of the Baptist
Church Sunday the eth, the pastor Rev
W. f. Johnson, rendered his resignation
Internationally to take effect at once
in considerancr of which the conference
passed resolutions providing for Il com.
i mite to make settlement with him il
possible, and to raise funds to save tho
parsonage The committee are going
hard to work endeavorng to do the work
laid out for them, and asking all to dc
what they can.
The following is the committee: J. I
O'Neal, Y. J. Hartzog, N. A. Moye, Dr.
J. B. Black and G.. ". RentZ.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-01-31

MIR. A. c. Reynolds, of Ehrhardt,
has been sick for the past week or so,
but is better now, which will be pleasant
news to his many friends in Bamberg.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-07-17
Four Generations Rsune

A few days stree one of those happy
events which bring the loving ties of
p closer, occurred in Franklin.
The occasion was a family reunion at the
pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. J.
Getter. Mr.. Getter is one of Vernon
county's most prosperous farmers and
his children. a number of whom are
married. are following in his footsteps.
On this occasion there were forty three
parents composed OF his children, their
families, father. mother, sisters, etc.
There were four generations represented
the oldest lightweight years, tie
youngest three months. The happy
crowd of children upon the spacioU.s lawI
presented most pleasant sight, while
the elder members recounted even of
the past A most sumptuous repast was
served, after which the group was pho
tographed Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Fer linand Getter of Victory:
Mr.. md Mrs Robert Hornby, Mr.. and
Mrs Geor ,e bTaby and children. Al
win. JaGa1' Iesli and Edna; Ray ana
Amy Hornhy: Howard. James, Clark
and Clara Getier of Liberty Pole: Mr.
and Mrs George Getter and son Erwin;
Mr. and Mrs Albert Getter and child
rem. Pearl. Grace, Earl and Clarence.
Mr. and Mrs Willard Getter and daugh-
ter Ada Mrs Willard Bowman, Miss
Daisy Bowman. Mr. and Mrs Odis Bux-
ton and son William Of Viroqua; Miss
Daisy Gosling Of Viola, Mr. and Mrs ID.
A Hitchman. Miss .Jalia B. Hitchman,
Miss Ettie NJ Hitchman of Schoharie,
New York,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-07-17

The Westby times gives brief review
of the principal shipments from that
station for year past. 1t is a splendid
showing for the community; Total OF
leaf tobacco shipped 2, ,730, 600 pounds
live stock shipped, 2.776, 900 pounds
grain, 6, 227, 600 pounds; lumber shipped,
/. 129, 900 pounds Amount of lumber
received, 4243, 900 pounds; amount of
merchandise, 5000, 600 pounds; amour.
of beer and liquors, 1871 100 pounds. IL
will be seen from the above that we
ship as many pounds Of tobacco from
this station as the total amount of cat
tie. hogs and sheep-rsmarkable showing
indeed
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-07-17
I superior yiroaaa wedding.

AT the NJ f. parsonage at 2.30 O'Clock
this afternoon occurred nuptial affair
of special interest, the uniting of hearts
and hands of MIR. Edward L. Cass of
West Superior, and Miss Maud Tresiddar,
daughter of Rev and Mrs John Tresid-
der The ceremony was performed by
the brides father in the presence of a
party of neighbors and young friends.
The bride was attended by her sisters.
Cora and Bessie, Frederick Carr of
Superior acting as best man Congrat-
ulations and refreshments followed. On
the evening train the wedding party de-
parted for Duluth, thence by boat 20 the
Pan u-American exposition at Buffalo.
On their return they will take up their
residence at West Superior, where Mr..
Cass is cashier of the Bank of Commerce.
The bride is the second daughter of Rev.
and Mrs Tresidder, lady of rare &c
conapli. hments She has been co injected
with the schools OF Superior fer some
years.
The wedding gifts were many and OF
useful and substantial character
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-07-17
Peeuiiarities Of Travel.

Stories about tornadoes and lightning
are all the 90 nov. David Osborn re-
letes one of the strangest we ever heard.
IL WAS abcat the tornado that swept
Viroqus in 1865 Mira VIM. Mutch,
living near Wonewoe. distance of 35
miles from Viroqua, had sent letter a
few days before the storm TO her mother,
Mrs Bennett of viroqua. The next day
after the storm Mrs. Mutch picked up
the identical letter on her own premises,
Mrs Nelson Greedy had presented
Mrs Bennett with lamp mat and this
mat rode the storm with the letter on
its journey to the Mutch farm. -Wone.
voc Reporter
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-07-17

For the Annual Eneampment.

Our camp-meetiug draws near. We
hope many will plan to tent. Those
wishing to retain old lots will please
notify the secretary by August 10th, as
camp-meeting commences by August 80
and closes September 1. D.. Gardner
wishes his comrades to plan Grand
Army day. Friday, August 23. He was
an army chaplain. The w G. T. U. is
20 have one of their best speakers from
Ohio The singing will be led by Mr..
Stewart. himself fine singer.
Many tents can be rented of private
parties in Viroqua ANY wanting tents
please let me know by August TO- This
is our camp-meeting, so let us do all we
can to make Ii success The children
will be cared for. All children are in
vited G. w. NUzUM, Secretary.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-07-17
We.ihr Times sauibs.

Summer sch ,ol under management Of
Prof J, X. job nson, opened last Mon
dav with fair attendance
Otis Westly had the misfortune TO
cut one of his feet quite badly on piece
Of glass He was running to catch a
rat when the accident happened
Mrs. Ingebor Syyerson died Wednes-
day of old age Mrs Syverson was "
wears of age. She leaves three sons and
three daughters to mourn her death.
Funeral services were held at Coon
Prairie church.
While hauling hay, John Running
who lives near Cashtou. slipped and fell
nom hay ra k badly affecting his left
kidney
Frederick Skogstad, farmer living
about six miles west of Westby, had the
misfor ape while grading around a
wheat field to fall on the cradle cutting
his leg severely
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-07-17
Lecture Course for the Winter.

A spirit prevails that insures a good
lecture and literary course for Viroqua
the coming winter Citizens have given
a guarantee and Mr. Benham, represent
ing the Mutual Lyceum Bureau, has
been in the city arranging a course of
six numbers The entertainments EN-
brace variety that will be appreciated
by the many patrons who give the guar
antee. The course attractions are Schil-
Ter male quartet of Chicago; BeauchaInp
humorist lecture: Gerhart, lecturer;
Ralph Bingham, impersonator and mu-
sician; Alton Packard, chalk-talk artist.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-07-17
Have Taken to the Woods.

The Viroqua Mems Outing Club is
Ia king its annual rusticate. having gone
into camp Tuesday ON the banks of the
Kickapoo near Manning, where they
will remain till Monday next. New
slee2ing. cooking and dining tents are
in position and the club equipment is
improved over past years The club
membership consists Of ]. II Tase. w.
N. Coffiand, E. M Rogers. l.. c. Boyle,
C. w. Graves ii. p. Proctor. +. H.
Graves, +. NJ Towncr Z. S. G,1odell.
". F. Lindemann, Jos. Pulver Fred
wilkins. Aug. Smith, Fl. d. viii Jams,
B. E. Ferguson, C. d Williams, ". n.
Pulver, Fred Eckhart, C. J. Smith Jonn
Devlin. f. w. Hazen, O. H. Helg sson
DIR. Belt, F. NJ Minshall. o. G. Idun-
son, all of whom are present ex cept
Auo Smith.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-07-17
Hcme Talent appreciated and Applaudsd

Ii WAS handsome compliment paid
Miss Jennie Butt by the citizens es her
home city, Friday evening in according
to her packed house the best class of
auditors and competent critics. TO listen
to her presentation of Shakespeare
Midsummer Nights Dream. indrarn-
attic reading under auspices of the Wo-
mans Literary club. Presented in five
acts, Miss Butt assumed the various roles
in a most acceptable and pleasing man
ner That she has natural talent in the
dramatic art has been long known. but
few dared to anticipate that she would
so soon develep the strong features dis
played on this occasion. In voice, ges-
lures, facial expression, eomposure and
grace. Miss Bait forms happy and
ideal combination. Her efforts were
highly appreciated The illustrative
music rendered by Prof Roberts Of the
state university had the effect Of com
plete harmony of the dramatic and ma-
sical elements The lady quartet mum
bers aided materially the program
1t is an honor of no mean import that
young lady of this community has
made tie reputation gained by Miss
Butt .fe past year. During her service
as instructor In elecution at the state
university she has given readings u
numerous cities and towns of the asate
Her Efforts have been commended from
all quarters
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-07-17
CougregatIouaI Eotes.

Mid-week service on Thursday even
ingat eight o'clock.
Next Sunday morning Mr.. Stemen
will preach on The Lord the Giver of
Life" In the evening he will speak on
a topic appropriate for hot weather. A
brief, bright, inspiring service to which
all are invited.
The teachers and officers have planned
for a picnic for the Sunday school in the
near future, which will be of special in
terest to all the boys and girls.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-07-17
virooua School Census.

District Clerk Butt has completed and
filed with the city clerk a census of
school pupils in the Viroqua district.
He finds that there are of school age, be-
tween the years of four and twenty, 500
pupils, 264 of whom are males and 1926
females
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-07-17
VERY CLOSE TO BRYAs's RATIO.
Ten to One is the Proportion Of Ladies to Gents a
Summer School.

sumner SCHOOL.
Prot. s. Z. Pearsou's summer review
school which opened in this city last
week has fair attendance at this date.
The total number enrol cd is even seven
ty, seven Of whom are gentlemen.
Pearson is assisted by Esther Butt
W. Fl. Pearson. The teachers repr}
all sections of the county and appe
be ar interested and knowledge see
band The enrolment is as follow
Retreat Ethel Ames, Hilda g
Ella Hunt
Blsomingdsle- -G NJ. Applemar
ma Hanson. w A Lewis
Liberty Pole Ella Brophy
Springville- Mrs NJ d. Brown, = y
Kendall. Sarah Mills.
Stnddard -Georgiana Bradley Z "a
White, Clara White
Viroqua Marie Bolstad Jessie Brott,
Louise Bowe, Cora Dennis, Mary Hayes,
Hanna Hanson, Eva Ingersoll, Kathryn
Joyce, Emma Krogan. Dora Morrison,
Carrie McClurg, Ellen Me Cauli, Eva
Morrison, Celia Proctor, Georgia Potts,
Mary Rayner. Thea Thompson. Belle
Tobias Lucy Wiganowsky, Ida Wettie.
Ottervale- Anna Corne !.
DeSoto-Mary Gushing.
Rising Sun--Josie Dolan, CInda Shan
non.
Westbv Stella Dahl, Tolena Medium
Martha Neprud. Annie Neprud. Barbara
Won Ruden.
Valley Allie Eastman, Berlie Moore,
Mamie Newlun.
Dashton-Oluf Ericsson, Bertha Per-
kins. O. c. Tosterud.
West Prairie-Eda Everson..
La Fargo Clara Flley, Lou Lawton,
lydia Woods. May Woods.
Bristow-Julia Halverson. Christina
Thompson.
Esofea Ellen Hanson, Minnie Jacob
SON Ella Skaaland.
Mt, Tabor w, e Harris
Newton Nellie Fish, Amy Nc Will
liams
La Crosse Freda Kaser, Lena Striegel
Puvay Ragns Lind.
Victory Beatrice Pulver
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-07-17

EsoFEA. July The Sunday school
picnic was we'll attended :. Minnie Ja'
cohson and Ellen Hanson are attending
summer school at Viroqua. Mr. and
Mrs n, Gyland visited ut La Crosse. -.
Nels and Sveeu Skaaland are building
new tobacco sheds. Emil Johnson can
be heard singing every evening, / m
lonely without thee, Amanda. DO
hama Johnson is working at Matt Thom-
pson's Matilda Rentz is back from
Ada, Minnesota. after an absence OF
three years . N. Anderson, our mer-
chant. was in Viroqua on business. -.
Anton Simonson has purchased q new
family horse. !. What seems TO puzzle
everybody is WHO ARE WE
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-07-17
OUR COUNTY GLEANINGS.
From the Bra In and PENS Of the Censor's
Live Country and Village writer's.

StEkLtNG.
BRISTow, July 10.--Our school closed
with another successful year ander Miss
Julis Otteson =. AT our last school
meeting II. p Johnson was elected
treasurer. Mrs. johanna KnGsson has
gone To Baldwin. Wisconsin, TO visit
with her SSH T. Thompson had a
runaway but with no bad results. 49,.
Sheriff MinShall was in town subpoening
witnesses in the Lewis Knutson wool
case N r. Fortun and Isaac Ellef-on
have been having on the John Volden
nlaee .Da,, 0sxis 10 now in the bee
business. This celebration at the J. d..
~.ade I,rn W. u success. The lire
works were postponed until the 9th. ....
What is the matter with Kaute Hollow
WoOLEY.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-07-17
The Iatesi and Larrest.

airie du Chisn news dispatch -aya
iggest pearl that has yet been f und
le MissIssippi river was found sun
night by clam fisher and was sold
.b0rtly afterwards for tveral thous ano
dollars The gem weigh iOl grains and
Is psrf.otiy round as well as a pure
Hhlte.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-07-17
Enlarged and Rearranged.

1t is always pleasure 10 the CENSOR
to note material improvements in its
home city and community Ii is q sat
isfaction TO know that in no city of
western Wisconsin of twice it's size. can
such marts of trade be found rs in Viro-
qua The magnitude of our mercantile
establishments and quality of goods
carried is revelation to she average
visitor to Viroqua.. Among the estab-
lishments which appeal 10 the fcide of
every progressive citizen is the Tate
Mercantile Company, with its present
organization and corporation little more
than year old a recent enlargement
gives 6 800 square feet of elbow room ON
first floor This room is 6pxl0S feet in
size. The high partitions thar hereto'
fore obscnred the view have he4u re-
moved and Encouragement OF depart
ments made SO that person entering
one of the front doors can observe per
sons and articles in any section of the
big store This enlargement brings
relief to salesman and lurchsser i,
reason Of better light end ventilation
and tucked ap cougested condition
where goods of different kinds are piled
mp proniscuoRsly. In the matter of
lighting Manager Tate has caused TO be
placed in the newly rearrsnged store
seven gasoline arc lamps besides electric
window lighting This is superior SER
vice and makes the e. tablishment as
light as dav Tt so perfect that the
colors of the most delicate dress wares
aud ribbons are easily distinguished,
One Ct the new features in connection
with Shis modern mercantile house
which hdy patrons especially will ap-
preciat are the toilet rooms in the rear.
Under ordinary trade conditions the
Tate Mercantile Company employs
nine clel';a The business is founded on
the one-priee cash basis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-07-17
ON THE COUNTY LINE.

CAsHToN, July 4-Wm. Kissel and
daughter Ida left last Tuesday for Col
orado in hopes of benesiting Mr.. Kissels
health Rev. r. Rowe returned from
East Troy, where he was visiting friends
%. G. Briggs spent Sunday. July Z,
with his wife and family at Janesville,
visiting with friends Mrs. Paulson,
j H. Sherrick, p. Brettinger, q. q
Briggs. p Justinger are all treating
their residences to new paint. .Deayer
Bros. 81 Stout opened up their first Eiln
of brick on Friday last. and good judges
pronounce them the best brick burned
in this part of the country Our base
ball nine went TO Nekoosa, Wood county,
July 18th. and crossed bats with the nine
of that place Result, to IL in favor
Of Cashton. To day our team plays
Grand Rapids "A. Roesler of this
place. and Clearance Culver of Ontario
leat for Ladysmith. lolkiug up a loca-
tdNu. Mr. and Ms. Engebretson OF
Wes by, spent q few days here visiting
the latters parer.a, Rev. and Mrs. Rowe
Mrs Thos Deaver returned, Satur-
dav, from a weeks visit with her par
anis, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Stout, IN
Liberty !. Mr.. and Mrs. e. G)dsos are
at Holman visiting relatives. Mrs, W,
Wiggington is spending month with
her parents and old friends at Water
town s. Cashton Lumber Co. Is making
an sdditioH to its planning mill .Jens
Runotng has his new residence mostly
exsullleted !. We have only four saloons
:,s yet this year VIM. Dagenhart had
- s,ge MP the saloon business on account
,.f poor health, and i going to La Crosse
undergo an operation for rupture.
J. III Sherrick aud family droa 20 "
roqua. Sund,sy fora few DAYS visit witt
relatives Mrs. Moses Hall of Viro
qua. spent last week here with her soa
| XVu MeGulleu OLE.