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Mr. and Mrs. William Warren returned to their home at Bessemer, Mich., Monday after a weeks' visit at the homes of Mr. Warren's sisters, Mrs. J. W. Allard and Mrs. A. Oligney. Harry Sauthoff, former secretary to Governor Blaine, is a candidate to succeed H. A. Huber as senator from Dane county. Huber, administration floor leader last session, will be a candidate for lieutenant governor The three one-act plays given by the Normal school faculty at the Auditorium last Friday evening were well attended and greatly enjoyed. The proceeds from this program are to go toward the expense of staging the June pageant. Final returns show that La Follette delegates won out in the Spring election by over 100,000 votes throughout the state. The amendment to increase the pay of state legislators was defeated by a vote of 249,553 to 189,245. C. P. Coffin of Chicago has been appointed receiver for the First National bank at Hayward, closed last month. An attempt is being made this week to reorganize the bank without going through the eastly proceedure of recivership. It does look as though the owner of the hereinafter mentioned cow is foolish to sell it, but here's his ad., as it appeared in a Barron county paper: "For Sale.-Full-blooded cow, giving milk, 5 tons of hay, a lot of chickens and several stoves." Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Haddow, Mrs. E. B. Armstrong, G. W. Chinnock, Jr., and son, Dwight, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Medley and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dean went to Minneapolis last evening to attend the wedding of Mr. Haddow's son, Dr. Norval G. Haddow of Chippewa Falls, and Miss Louise Helen Miller. Anthony Meath, a New Richmond restaurant proprietor, was arrested last Wednesday on a charge of the illegal possession and sale of liquor. Dist. Atty. W. R. Kirk swore out the complaint upon alleged evidence secured by a detective sent to New Richmond for that purpose. It is alleged that Meath secured prescription liquor and then sold it at 35c a drink in his restaurant.
