Mr. and Mrs. Hackett ReturnMr. ivav Iluckett and bridecame to Waunakee Tuesday morning from St. l*aul after u week's honeymoon in that city and Minneapolis. They were married Oct. 1st. at 8.tin a. m. in the Catholic church at Lyndon in the presence of a large number of friends. An aunt of the bride was brides maid and a brother of the groom, best man. The bride wore the becoming suit of deep Idue in which she boarded theafternoon train on her wedding'trip. Altera sumptuous dinneralt he home of t he bride'sIents. The bride, formerly Walsh, lias always made herI; home at Lyndon with the exception of the past two years spent at Madison attending tne 40 col-l«*ge, when she became acquainted with Mr. liarket t.The gloom is conducting a barber shop lu re in tin* Fred(to wan building, where theyoung people are kerping house. We join with many in wishing them the best of sWcess.Ic