O MARKED A WOODEN WEDDING.Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Green Pleasantly Reminded of Their Anniversary.Friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. E J Greeo celebrated tbeir fifth wedding annivert-ary yesterday. Mr and Mrs. B S. H -xie of Evansville, Mr. and Mr?. Van Patten, sou ana daughter, of Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Ku«*f of MadisOD, Dr. and Mrs E. N Clark of Beloit, Dr Sutherland and family, with father and mother Greenmade up the reunion for this event. 1’he bride and groom were reuoem bered with Buitabie presents and in the after dinner speeches, Mr. Hoxie, father of Mrs. Green presented the son-in-law with a valuable wooden raz ir, expressing the hope that h*would ecouomize on exposes duringthe democratic administrati ,n, at east by do ng bis own shaving.