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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-11-24

beautifully and artistically decorate
in ferns and chrySanthemums. Will
the crowd was assembling, Misse
Mamie and Florence KimbrOugh, sis
! terS OF the bride, rendered beautiful
& 1SalectiOns on the organ and violin. b,
al O'Clock the church was well filleC
and the strains of the wedding marcl
announced the bridal party. The ush
ers, MeSSrs. Robert Talbert, Master!
Moore, Hillary Talbert, and L. W.
jackson, of Chicago, came slowly dowr
the aisle and grouped themselves
around the altar. The bride, carry
ing large bunch of chrySanthemums
and beautifully gOwned in white nun s
yelling, entered the church on the arm
OF the groom. They were met at the
altar by Rev. w. f. Roberts, pastor
OF the church, and Rev. II. b. Will
hanson, uncle of the groom, who ut
tered the beautiful words that united
them In holy we0lOck. Rev. w. +.
Roberts invoked heavens blessings
upon them. During the ceremony
Angels Serenade was softly played.
Immediately after the ceremony they
were driven to the home of the bride s
parents where they were met by num-
erous friends, who showered upon
them many congratulations and good
wishes.
The bride is daughter of one of the
hrst families Of Grenada and is lady
OF line domestic talent, of becoming
mOdeSty and Of many personal charms
and attractions. The groom was
reared in and near Grenada and is
well known as a young man OF fine
christian character, true moral worth
and business integrity The many
friends of the happy couple extend to
them their warmeSt congratulations
and best wishes in which The Senti-
mel heartily joins. Owing to the de-
lay or the trains they did not take
their intended bridal tour and are now
at home to their friends at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. O. l.. KIM
brOugh on Main street.
They were the recipients of many
beautiful and costly presents, whcr
IN some measure attested the appre-
;iation OF their friends and their pop
llarity. There were present from a
distance to witness the nuptials:
Judge r. w. Williamson or Green
wood: Mr.. II. Il. Kimbrough, of How
lrd, Miss: Mrs. Il. III. Moore and her
laughter, Miss Eva Ray, of Tillatoba
md MIR. l.. w. Jackson, of Chicago.
Many others would have been present
,ut for the condition of the railroads.
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Parting Words From Mr.. J. E. Adeer,

To the people of Grenada, Hardy,
Graysrort, Williamsville. Holcomb,
Duck Hill, Oakland and Charleston:
1t is with deepest regret that l now
announce the severance Of my con-
nections with the people of these
points. have been SO kindly and
Hospitality received and treated at all
of these places, that can carry back
to my home in the Pelican State no.
thing bnr the kindest and most happy
remem branceS that will follow me to
my grave. came in your midst a
stranger; | go as one leaving a happy
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-11-24

man and her child were killed by a
tree being blown on her house. Near
OkolOna three persons were killed and
at Maben negro woman was killed
by her house falling in on her. The
rains were heaviest in northern Mis-
siSSippi and West Tennessee. Many
towns have been water swept and un-
told damage has been done TO the cot
ton crop.
Truly the year OF 1906 has been one
OF weather cataStrOpheS.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-11-24
Married..

On Thursday morning at the Meth
odist parsonage in this city Miss Mag
gle ThomerSon and Mr.. d. r. Child
erS, Rev. B. p. JacO officiating.
Mrs. ChilderS is the daughter OF
Mrs. Rosa ThOmerSOn Of near Tatum
and is lady of many attractions of
mind and heart. Mr.. Childers is
substantial farmer and is in every
way worthy Of his fair bride. The
Sentinel wishes for them much hap
pineSS.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-11-24
There is no Reason

why your baby should be thin, and
fretful during the night. Worms are
the cause of thin, sickly babies. 1t is
natural that healthy baby should be
fat and sleep we'll. If your baby does
not retain it's food, don't experiment
with collie cures and other medicine,
but try bottle Whites Cream Ver-
mifuge, and you will soon see your
baby have color and laugh as it
should. Sold by all Druggists.
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Notice.

Parties who took books, papers and
magazines from Club Room will please
return the same.
Periodicals and books in club rooms
are for the use Of it's members and it
is in direct violation of the rules for
them to be taken out.
11-10-3t GRENADA CLUR.
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THANKSGIVING Cakes for Sale.

The ladies Of the Methodist church
will have cakes on sale at the store
of Mr.. 0. L. Kimbrough on next
Wednesday, November %, the pro-
ceeds OF which will be given to the
Orphans Home at Jackson. This will
enable any one desiring to do so to
purchase cake for Thanksgiving din
ner and thus contribute to a worthy
cause.
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Wanted-TO Buy Hogs.

l will-buy shoatS and killing hogs
on foot at highest prices.
ll-3-O6 tt G. G. ProYine.
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For Thanksgiving celery and cram
berries at Noble Bros. Phone 231.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-06-28

Joe T. Whinnery win continue
70 read the TRIBUNE for another
year, according b the check be
sends the editor. When he il
elected 70 the once Of tax collec-
tor he win extend his subscrip-
tiOn still farther. Hence we
want his friends 10 sec that be f.
elected.
A. &. Bradley came over from
Altoona, Kas. yesterday f0r a
short visit with his family. He
don't look as robust as most Ken
tuckians. Possibly the water
from the bored wells Of Kansas
don't agree with him as wen as
Kentucky mountain dew or Mis-
sour spring water. One can't
most always tell.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-06-28

w. A. Farris, Of Kansas City,
Kas., is visiting his old friend W
r. Marsh for a short time.
L. N. Grimth, Democratic
candidate for representative and
Joel A. BARKER Of Butler will de.
liver orations here July 9Th.
NJ. l.. Smith met us at the
county seat last Saturday while
we were attending the Republ-
can convention and handed as
Chicago platform dollar on sub
scriptiOn TO the TRIBUNE. He
must have il.
We had the pleasure Of a hand
shake with TheO. Montgomery
who with his family came over
frem Clinton TO witness the mar
riage of Mrs. Ms sister, Miss
Sylyania Williamson to Mr.. Har-
~ Ozee.
Because of the hour of
closing our forms Wednesday
afternoon It win be impossible
for us to give a write up" Of
the WilliamsOn-Ozee wedding but
we will give the event due and
full notice next week.
WANTED: - Gentleman or lady
with good reference, to travel by
rail or with a rig, for a firm Of
S25o, 10000 capital. Salary ST.
o77.oo per year and expenses sala-
~ paid weekly and expenses ad-
vaneed. Address, with stamp,
Jos A. ALEXANDER, Rich Hill, No
Persons who have hogs and
cattle in the river lOwlands have
been for several days getting
them to higher ground. We
think part of the game is called
swimming hogs or swimming
cattle. John Martin or Con Nc
Ginnis can tell you more about it
A barn of J. j. Epley, who
lives about five miles west of
Adrian was struck by lightning
Sunday morning and entirely
consumed. The loss on barn
and contents was about $500.
The residence of p. J. Smith in
Adrian was also struck and
slightly damaged.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-06-28
spriBger-Linn.

A large crowd of friends and
relatives gathered to witness a
"a very pretty wedding which Oc.
Cured at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. w. Springer on the even
ing of June %, at < O'Clock when
their eldest daughter, Miss Lou,
Use and Mr.. Ben Linn were unit
ed in marriage. Miss May Van
Dyke beautifully sang Thine. -
Miss Barbara Twaddle then be.
gan the wedding march and little
Esther Jones, Esther Maurer
Zelma Myerley and Jenette
Twaddle, dressed in white march
ed in as ribbon bearers and
formed an aisle of white ribbon.
Mr.. Tom Springer acting as best
man and Mae Springer brides
maid followed, then came the
bride and groom. Rev. Strong
pastor Of the NJ. f. Church South
performing the ceremony in his
usual pleasant manner. The
bride wore beautiful travelling
suit while the groom were the
usual black.
The house was beautifully dec.
GRATED with green foliage and
white flowers. The bride carri-
ed white roses, shOwered with
sweet peas and the brides maid
carried golden gate roses. After
congratulations, Misses Zana
Miller, Make Bell, Maud Wood
ruff and Courtney Rich waited
on the guests TO an elegant lunch
Many beautiful and useful pres.
ents were received. Those pres
ent from abroad. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Springer, Misses Courtney
Rich and Mae Springer Kansas
City; Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y. Neal,
Mrs Ed Hook Appleton City;
Mrs Bryant, Hume; Mrs. Davis,
Fleming, Kas, Miss Maud Wood.
ruff, Warrensburg and Miss An.
ma Shane, Butler.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-06-28
DON'T GNt UP.
Discouraged Citizens wit Find
Comfort la the Experience Of
a Rich Hill nan.

Experience Is modern Instructor
FRONT 10y tho experience ut Others.
% mas save your life,
The experience OF friends aud
uyighbors.
The testimony oi Rich Hill people
Wan bring renewed encouragement
Her, l. ease la point
Alfred Henehcld. living at the cor
ner of Tenth and Chestnut Sts, Rich
Hul. Mo-, SAYS. My experience with
Doan's Kidney Pills has bgen very
satisfactory. They we've prurunfd
at the Opera Hupse Pharmacy aud
I used them tur pain Ia my back
which had tFnuhled me- ior solnc
time. There was also "A lalncness in
my shoulders and symptome Ot Kid
ncy weakness took Doan's KID.
ney Pills and leiore the box was
finished I was all right aud thu drag.
glng down aching was banlshg,i.
ragalncd my usual energy aud the
Kldneys lscamc normal Ia condition.
I can speak confidently ui the value
OF Doan's kldney pills aud do not
hesitate 60 rcommend them. They
Rrc most prompt In relieving hack.
ache or any kldney trouble"
For salc by an dealcrs. Price. %
cents. Foster- Mllhurn Ia. nuu,,lO.
n, A., solo agents for the Unltcd
STATES.
Rememler che name--noan's-and
take 40 other
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-06-28

Comrade Andrew Ducatt is
still quite seriously sick and gets
no better.
J. G. Twaddle was down from
Lamonte and spent Sunday in
this city with his family.
Postmaster Martin took a trip
70 Kansas City Tuesday, in the
interest Of July I we presume.
Col. Joe Bomar is still quite
sick with erysipelas Joe is now
fighting a more serious foe than
pesky Republicans.
Our former fellow tOwnsman
S. HumestOn, now of Garnet,
Kas., is in the city looking after
business matters and shaking
hands with old friends.
Mrs. HOd Cook and Mrs. Ben
Moore came down from Butler
yesterday at noon to be present
at the marriage of Miss Sylvania
Williamson to Mr.. Harry Ozee.
r. f. Harper will read the local
and political issues of the cam
paign as discussed in the TRI-
BUNE this year. He will loose
nothing by anything he learns
from such source.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-06-28
WILLOW GROVE.

After our heavy rains Of Sat
urday and Sunday the weather
is beautiful.
Abe Tourtillott's barn was de-
stroyed by lightning Saturday
morning. There were also three
sets of harness and about a dozen
setting hens burned. The barn
was insured.
Rev. Chapman preached an eX-
cellent sermon at Reayley, Sun
day.
Miss Loretta Houghton is Wis.
iting relatives near Reavley this
week.
Rev. Miller, an evangelist from
Texas is holding a series Of in
teresting meetings in a tent near
the school house near Reayley.
II will bee pleasant drive from
town % Reayley these moonlight
nights and we hope a number of
our good people will drive out to
hear and encourage Brother Nil.
Ter.
Mrs. Edw. Houghton has had
roasting ears from her own gar
den to use since June ~. Who
can beat thisy
Gus O'Neil and wife gave an
ice cream supper Ia their Reav,
| ley friends Friday night An ne
port a very pleasant time
We are sorry 10 hear Mrs.
Jesse Miller is ca the sick list
again this week.
Ed Aver was driving in Rich
Hill Sunday evening.
The weather is warm and ev.
lerybody is rejoicing over the
prospects of AN abundant crop
bath of corn and fruit Some
arc complaining of poor potato
crop Hay, ON the up-land owing
IA the drOuth, Is short, and old
Miss Maria dee Zgen according
10 her usual hateful custom has
''riz up couple of times and
destroyed the bottom hay, but
our energetic farmers have put
in large crops Of cane and Kafiir
corn, so We are not going IA want
for rOaghness for our stock the
coming winter, Now Il We Re
pubgicans can Just get up energy
enough 10 elect our officers nom.
mated Saturday We can an ''live
aappy eyog aiteg,n
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-06-28
LONEOAK.

Mrs. Ruth BOmar was trading
with Rich Hill merchants Mon
day.
Mace Hedge and Grander Bros
we're putting up their clover hay
last week.
Homer Jenkins was pulling
weeds in his corn the first Of the
week.
Sol Edwards is busy cutting
some persimmOn sprouts for jim
Hand this week.
Several Of our farmers haye
been putting in their time now
ing weeds during the wet wealth
er.
VIM. Thomas was in Rich Hill
with load Of corn the first Of
the week.
Frank Shuster, Andrew El-
ledge and Gus GLAND were fish
ing the first of the week while it
was 10 wet to plow.
We had plenty Of rain Friday
and Saturday nights to last for
some time, as it viii be too wet
to cultivate or cut oats for sever
al days.
Mrs. Gus GLAND was visiting
her father and sister west Of
Rich Hill the first of the week.
1. BeshOre and son, Harye.
were in Rich Hill Monday after
some sacks and coal, as they ex-
pect 10 thrash their wheat som e
time this week.
PLow Boy
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-06-28
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3 LOCAL BRIEFS.
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Uriah Ayers went 10 Kansas
City the first Of the week on a
business trip
DR.. Slater's dental ofice will
be closed hereafter ON Monday
and Tuesday.
Harry Hines, of Kansas City,
spent Sunday in the city with
relatives and friends.
Mrs r. T. Riley, OF Kansas
City, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Crabb,
vs.. w Burrows, Of Papinsville
vicinity was in the city Saturday
looking after business.
Geo. Wiles and wife spent Sun.
day in 1T, Scott, Kas., the guest
OF Wal Ogden and wife.
a heavy rain early Sunday
morning gives the Marais des
Cygncs river another threatening
aspect
A splendid rain visited this vi.
cinity last Friday night accompa.
MED with vivid lightning, thunder
and heavy wind
Mrs. j, H. Williams entertain.
ed the members of the Eastern
Star Masonic Sisters at her home
last Friday evening
}. Il Edwards, from Prairie
township, was an active partici.
pant as delegate IN the Republi.
can convention last Saturday.
WANrED-Wheat, Corn, Oats
and Flax. win pay highest mar.
ket price
PEOPLES ELEVATOR Co.
Opposite Johannes
Mrs. Amanda Smith has re.
turned from an extended visit to
her daughters, Mrs j. NJ Wal.
ller and Mrs. Dave Beauchamp.
over near Appleton City
Mrs, Lee White aud children
departed last Thursday for hi
nois where she will visit hei
father ON her return trip TO hei
home in Wyoming
We are indebted 10 II, Z. Elliot
for an excellent sample of home
grown black berries. He has
them in abundance and can afford
60 remember the poor editor.
During the rainstorm last Fri
day night the barn OF Mr. Ab,
Tourtilotte just northwest Of the
city was struck by lightning, sci
on fire aud totally destroyed
with AZ iis e0nLeals,
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-06-28

I have a few thousand dollars
to loan on easy terms on good
farm property.
H. P. Robinson.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-06-28


by lightning Sunday morning.
The Marias des Cygnes river
is out of its banks again and still
rising.
Miss Clara McMurtry attend
ed the teachers exa mination at
Butler last week.
Jack Williams came up from
Pittsburg, Kas., and spent Sun
day with his family.
Ernest Zweigert and Millie
Hartford of this city, we're marri
ed at Butler, last Saturday.
Judge John Armstrong had a
fine steer killed by lightning dur
ing the electric storm last Sun
day morning.
Rev. w. B. Chancellor returned
Monday from a session of the
State Christian Endeavor Con
vention held at Mexico last week.
We are in the market for Wheat
Corn, Oats and Flax.
PEOPLES ELEVATOR Co.
Opposite Johannes
Mrs. c. G.. Barnett of Nevada,
passed through cur city Monday
on her way to Kansas City where
she will visit her daughter, Mrs.
T. 5. Burch.
Mrs. Geo. Lawson received
news last Monday morning of
the death Of a sister.in-law, Mrs.
John Achord, at Jerico Springs,
a few days ago.
The Ladies of the Walnut st.
NJ. f. Church made quite a finan,
ciaI success of their dinner and
supper last Thursday. Their
treasury was enriched over $50.
as a result OF their efforts.
r. +. L. McManus, if elected
marshal, will make as good an
officer as Rich Hill ever had. He
has the physical strength, the Of.
ticial experience, and is endowed
with a careful discriminating
judgement that is exceedingly
necessary to an executive officer
in an emergency.
J. W. Rakestraw, of Dallas,
Tex. is in the city visiting his
daughters, Mrs. Chas. Sloan and
Mrs. b. Kirk, and looking after
property interests. He reports
Mrs. Luella Rahcstraw Adams
as well contented and in excellent
health, which her many friends
in this city will be glad 10 hear.
Pleasant Gap seems to have
had regular old war time
seauce last Saturday night, only
there don't seem 90 Eavc been
any serious bloodshcd. Windows
were smashed and other damage
done by some of the wild boys of
the section thereabouts and the
result will be some of them will
have 20 pay for their fun or 20 70
Jail.
Geo. w, Poulter, of Carbon
Center knows that most any edt
tor can appreciate other kinds of
sweetness besides being told
what splendid newspaper he
publishes, hence, he treated as
10 a sample of the best honey We
ever tasted, last week He has
about fifty-siX hives from which
10 get honey and this year the
bees seem 20 be unusually indus.
ltrious and are getting in better
quality of winter store than usu-
Im. Poulter knows how 10 handle
bees too.
The Minstrel show given hy
the Royal Neighbors at the Opera
House last Thursday night was
a grand success from whatever
point of view you take IT, Every
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-06-28

HERE
For Bargains
in
Summer
Dress Goods.
We are offering
an excellent
quality of Lawn
for sc a yard.
Other fine
summer goods
at
proportion a lei y
low rates.
Get a new dress
for the
4th Of July.
S. |. AMES,
BAZAAR.
u PHONE NO. II6.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-18
TIE pGoBLEn OF CURE.

For a.ic1cele, hydrccele, rupture
beluorlnoida and gssoclaEs diseases IL q
dsf1.ais one fer the average sufferer to
solve because ha does rot comprehend
tile danger attending i-diherence and
4glsct Of tire fret symptoms Of disease,
aa5 bscauso as docs rot understand the
disasterou results Of uncertain. expert
mental. or AsiE way treatment
II Br0ul steps were taken 20 safe
guard health before such Lr0Haiss have
Completely undermined TIE entire
svsfCl1, By exercising care and lHdg-
ulaut in the selection OF physician
who is master of the safest and surest
method by which relief and cure may
be brought about. the mistakes OF rb0u0
an5= Of physical wrecks who have failed
iu life 6nd business, c0uld lee avoided.
states Dr. J. Fl TurbIr, the miCeui
physician Of Chicago.
That tas peci4iisg who, by devOting
ais a.lTe time - ems branch Ct practices
can be IS sged areTteg success than the
average general practitioner, il treat.
ing sach cases DacaGse D7 ;9ueentrat.
.GE Bile efforts 1e pecfec th0d 35
tyea u.e0, H 8lla does not fail 60 arins
relief 20 taaEs ifariug with msiaG.es
within the scope as his specially has
been proved 0y DR. Tulbius record ot
cures gIl se.a3 suols Cur friends and
neigh So .l eta has cen.
isu aeg eaH3 III goodwill and
rsepet u tbi immunity q "a assured
fact
His ult.g rc~iH sovaEl every
ease the 1s9Eln3 e Iteration Sna
/ ss BEL ~
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-18
Haxs You canplisa With rhl. L...z

Under chapter J02, laws OF 1893 the
town and village clerks are required tc
forward within five days after election
10 those who were candidates st such
election Duplicate blank statements ot
election expenses which must De filled
cut by the candidates, sworn 10 aud enc
filed with their clerk within 80 days
after election, the other fled with tbs
register OF deeds of the county. Failure
50 to file statement Of eisction expenses
Is punishable by 3 dne OF not less than
$50, nor more than $500 L pen expjra-
ton Of 50 days from the day Of election
each clerk must make 0at duplicate
statements OF al candidates that have
tailed to file the settlement u election
expenses, and send one to the district
attorney and one to the county cleFs
the clerk shall publish the names ct
the delirquents liz the official county
paper ana the district attorney shalt
prosecute those vino failed 81 observe
ths law. Get yoL- statements fled nc
Bucei
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-18
OUR COUNTY GLEANINGS.
FROM The Esa,u ans pens CT the Censor
Tive oo1utry saa village writer's
wHFAriANn.

Red Mound April 9--Eleetion day and its
usual excitement has come and gone again.
with a good attendance at the Tolls, Mr.
A Tuloeh was elected chairmaH...-.- " G
congratulate DeSotO. since the men OF pf;a-
eiDle have Won the day, and no license PFC
walls 1t IS strange that sober men, Of such
a nation a ours, would ever curse a clty
with saloons for licens money We are
9la0 20 hear that most or the people who
were III when last wrote are couFalesceut G.
tscluding Miss Anna Cole, Rockwell Davis,
Edd Haverey, ObeTt EVersOn. Grandma
shaw aud Vera H&veriey 49,. Vernon West
lost his little threeyeaF- old boy. he was
buried yesterday, making the third loss ia
his family within about SIX months. We
sYmpathize with hiHl-........Our school pcg.Hs
today with Miss Huldah Hauge again IS
teacher People welcome the good humor-
ed countenauce of Mir. Tewalt vino Is again
in our midst....--A windmill has been lateiy
erected ON the old Proctor farm.
COOP WIFI.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-18
Uncle SiHassins"

which will appear st Yircqua Opera
house, Wednesday, April % j. "a beau-
tiful plav with q great cast a maguih-
cent production elegantly staged play
that mas made millions laugh Inc spe-
ciaity features are the dancing and gcrC-
battle work Of Mise Alexander tas bs,-
aneing, juggling baton and gan ap.E-
nIng By Malcomb, pecialties By White,
jackson and Palace are al cf superior
merit Best Of singing and dancing.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-18
Dia You 90 &c o Pay -

II not, don t. The employe. guardian.
administrator or treasurer csR purch ase
a bond Of a responsible company at q
small annual pEemium. Don't sign z
bond, don ask your friend to sign yoCr
bond and thus put yourself under obi
cations. Call on or refer your friend 70
1ohn Dawson & Co, who sell bonds
MessTs Butt Il Butt are the consulting
attorneys
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-18

Aesifa home effba bride parents IN the
Gown ct STARE a pril 7th. by Justice Stone
Mr ASn#Ew a GUopE and Miss oEA CAMP
guS
as =e,s.a~s 5rsra. April stb 81 Squire
Paterson Me- ORLANDO c GtRIM aad Mss
HszEfu QrEaDAHL, both % Viola
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-18

T.1e0 I'D q 3 TT y Els clHlleeI, tlIflh-
jcz aIm Methodist tourist Vaggouer
walked ur 20 tne puIpi. though he
was viea president ~ an editorial con
yea a5-a Wne7 bs was asked 20 lead
IN prayer be Tell dlt Hs could not
sLln'z ftEa L7rd'= prayer aud the con-
aregasi3n was much a<itated. l was
atrmfou1ded E NJ ROGERS.