P. R. Riphahn was at Madi-r gibbons of Weseport was mar-son Wednesday.ried to James G. Jimopolis ofMrs. ?Julia Cooper who has Tarkio Montana, October 4th.been quite ill is some better. They will make their LomeJulius Diederich and Math in Montana.Pape visited at the latters homeat Springfield Tuesday.The Misses Mae and Ella Olson of Madison andIfary SaxerMiss Minnie Klingelhofer who were guests of the Misses Maryis employed at Richland Center, *ud Margareth Karls, .Sunday.visited her folks here this week.Mrs. Theo. Laufenberg, VV.Ohas. Bushy an daughter §pahn of this village, MrsMary attended the funeral of r , e . . . . : .• frieud It Fon du lac T«e.d.J La,,fenber* of AB,,ton- Alt;Martha Tlmden who hasKlein of Sun Prairie left Suiv*been working at the J. Buhl-day night for Madison Minne-man residence for some timesota to attend the funeral or«-turned to her home at PaneMonday.K. A. Sanders, a business manJohn Acker who died lastFriday night. Funeral washeld there Tuesday of thisweekMr. Acker is a broth-i f Marshall announces his candidaey for the Assembly forer of George Acker of this -this district of Dane County.place.Mr. and Mrs. Frank MelfertHon T. A. Stewart of Ver-went to Madifon Wednesday to Iona, present member of thevisit Mrs. Math Metl'ertJr. whn|^86e|1)b|y and candidate forrecently underwent an operation re.eleetion OI1 the Democraticat the St. Mary’s Hospital.ticket was among the hunchThere will be a dance at Rip- that visited this village Mon-hahn s Hall next trida evening! (| morning. Mr. Stewart isNov. 8rlt;L Music by the Monarch Orchestra of Madison.a jolly scout from the hillsEveryone is cordially invited towest of Verona and so far asattend with the assurance of a we know he has not n ene-good time. L. H. Stewart Prop. I my jn the world.M iss innifred Ford has accepted the'poaition as clerk atthe Koltea-Michels store. MissEthel Marsh has taken tierplace as “Hello Girl” at theCentral office.M. F. Hogan shipped aCotsv old year old ram toGreenwood, Clark County,this state MM. Hog-ans’s beep is coining in demand all over the state.Math Ulgen and daughter Ida,and Mr. and Mrs. C. Startinand daughter of Poynette attended the wedding of MissMeta Bouthin to Arthur Brockman at St. John's Lutheranhu ch at Roxbury, Wednesday.\Y oman's Club will meet with^rs. A. P. Kenney Oct. 80.K,.r ('all—Name of our favoritei’ll* e of music. Reflections ofEgyptian Art, (Jrai-e Koltes.Kussiou music and its developmoots, Mrs. T. P. O’Malley..Mumo by a Russian Composer,Esther Paynter.Arthur Nobel a Madisonbarber and who. for severalyears was Verona’s only ton-MORE DEMOCRACYThe Woods is Full of itWhere Are Our FriendsTHE REPUBLICANSTwo Democratic speeches-were made here Wednesdaynight in the village hall byJohn T. Kenney, Candidatefor State Senator and GeorgeKronchke. Mr. Kenney thotit would he a good plan toelect a man to the Senatewhose private affairs did notinterfere two much in thedischarge of his public dutiejSas in the care of Mr. Huber,and felt that hi* was just themanto till the hill. Mr.Kronchke* .-poke moiv alongnational lines. He held Wilson as the man of the hour,as one appearing at this stageof the world's history whena great part of it has becom*chaotic and Western civilization is on trial as it neverwas before. Because W ilsonsorial artist has the distinctionf catching the largest picker-1sofar -taken from LakeMendota. It weighed Ls lhs.MissBeth Cullen, a nieceoi William and James Fitzhas kept us o it of the greatquarrel so far he should heallowed to piU4 our ship olstate thru the storm to a safianchorage after it is al} over.Both speakers were very fairfinding apponents whtcliiI(1t