Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-01
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Congressman Taylo, Of Colorado has
begun campaign for the establish
ment of public Fairgrounds by 1901
towns of the state.
The Rev. w E. Lowther, pastor OF
the Methodist Episcopal church at
West Bend, consented to again act as
foreign missionary and the local
pulpit will be supplied with anotherI
man by Jan 15 He will go to Algiers,
Africa.
The district convention of the
Women's Relief corps held at Beloit,
elected officers as follows: President,
Mrs. Dunwiddie. Janesvllle; vice.
president, Mrs. Whiteons, Monroe;
secretary, Mrs. Poller Evansville;
treasurer, Mrs. Cooley, Sharon.
Count Kalman Czaky, said to be a
third cousin of Count Szechenyi, who
married Miss Gladys Vanderbilt and
who was the first husband of Jan
Kubelik's present wife, married Mrs
Maud Howard Bryan secretly year
ago, according to an announcement in
New York, where the couple are now
living.
Mayorelect w. f. spooner of Valpa-
raise, Ind, celebrated his election in Il
unique way. Three thousand school
children were the recipient of his
bounty. Three tons of candy were
distributed by the new mayor and
1000 young hearts beat ioyo1sly as
the owner of each was given two
pounds of sweets.
Mae Wood, who is charged with
perjury in connection with her claims
to being the wife of Senator Thomas
c. Plat. started for New York to face
her accuser. She declared that she
would prove her innocence of the per
Jury charges by demonstrating the
authenticity of her marriage to the
aged New York politician.
Although Mrs. Thomas A, Edison,
wife OF the famous inventor, is at a
sanitarium, at Battle Greek, Mich, she
Is not seriously ILL., She is suffering
from nervous trouble and is attended
night and day by nurse, but rest is
all she needs. her attendants say.
Mrs Edison declines to be inter.
viewed, although she did not seek TO
hide her identity.
The belief that the approaching
general election in Great Britain will
hasten home rule for Ireland, was ex-
pressed by 7. p, O'Connor, NJ p.
The house of lords" he said, stands
as the only obstacle between Ireland
and home rule. With that obstacle
removed by such drastic measure OF
reform of the house of lords as the
liberals VIII bring in, | regard home
rule as not only certain, but very
near"
Congressman J. ], Esch has given
out an interview in answer to the OBJ
| lection made to his interstate com
I merce amendment by members of the
/ national association of railway com
missioners at Washington, who claim
the bill would take rights from state
/ commissions. Congressman Esct
says the bill would merely give con
/ current rights to the national com
mission, for the purpose of better pro
tecting the public from railroad
| wrecks.
! Robert |. Wall and Clement ]. Wall
/ former residents of Fond du Lac an,
now interested heavily in the Isle o
Pines have arranged to take
/ worlds tour that will be a veritabl,
globe trot. They sail from New YorI
4 on the Cunarder Caronia on Jauuar
for Alexandria. thence to Cairo an,
: the Nile. thence to Delhi. Bombay
4 and Calcutta, spending month Il
/ India, A month will be spent in J3
pan and some time at Singapor,
) liougkong and Peliiu. Returning.
/ stop is to be made at Honolulu. the
/ reaching Fond du Lac via San Fran
I cisco next June. after having covere
4 2S,00O miles