Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-06-25
: A. f WISCONSIN.
4uAL ENCAMPMENT
VEINS POINT.
e. of Superior Chosen
Text Years Eucamp-
: iippewa FalIs-Report
loss in Membership.

stevens "a Aondence:
Inc SANA. r. encampment at
stevens Nr short morning ses-
SION on WeS adjourned until even
lns 70 perm members to visit the
Wisconsin Is Home at Waupaca,
ana the heiHs took similar action.
mayor h4 welcomed the dele
gates az thelg of the session and
senator y N Washburn responded
on oenaf otencampment. There
was large ance, and Commander
ne Gron at 9gan to dispatch bust
hess rapidly Is annual address the
COMMANDER in the change m;S.e
III the pension at Washington and
explains the T. of at least part
VI the "rahd howard the late com.
missioner.
Loss OF Shine Mem bers.
Inc repest assistant adjutant
general shows tho membership az
the departmcnt]31. 19Ci, was 9.i47,
net loss OF 0Sbg the year. There
are 200 posts j standing. gain
VI three TWO OF are new posts and
SHe 'elHs'a'eu' 1000 visitors have
oeeh registered bartment hcadquar-
ters at Madison L the wear and the
interest taken itNar relics on exhi-
oluoh there Is Fling.
Aue report OF distant quartermas-
Ter general shoWeirts of S5.000.9S
ana disbursement S4 .224.29. leaving
a balance of $7T6lrhe disbursements
dnclude the sum l2,4S7.16 paid for
5000 in United l. bonds and not
a part of the eNuaccount As The
amount received the previous ad-
nulhistratloh was H6.T0. it appears
| that the departmeh kent within the
current receipts ding S240I6 less
| than the amount Nod in tho co,,pse
of business.
The report of thelrtmpnt insnertor
shows reports FROM nosts ont OF o53
anu thSt III %oo incl are complete
and well kept. TAnount extended
for relief during thar was 50 25s 81.
The posts hold moi aud securities
worth 500. 79.ss, alather nronartv
worth $51,57S.10.
Victory for HlTrustees.
The trustees of thRsconsin Veter-
ans nome won a Wy over the visit
lhs collmlttee. IhaIhmittee recon-
mended 10 the encamjlt thot il make
members of the boar 70 snr-
coed themselves, thaa retiring do
PaFthient commander hade a member
of the board and thatyoman also he
added to it. At the Idnesdav even
ing session Presidentnmas of the
board of trustees atAd the RECON-
mendations and moyetat they he
stricken out. Then eptla narliamen-
tary struggle, in whid st Command
er-sn-chief Weissert, sov Hoard
Judge +. w. Keyes % many others
took part. Finally by NJ az the en-
campment the report oAAlisitiup non1-
mittee was adopted witt vception Of
the three recommendat---.,tpd One
Of the recommendation ed nv the
adoption af the report nj the sal
airy Of the commandment j horn he
increased from 500 to sos year.
Next Encampmeut at ChiIxa Falls.
The next encampment vie held at
Chippewa Falls. This waAcided on
the first ballot on Thursdays vote on
the question being; ChippewaaIIs. 246:
Waukesha, 132; La Crosse, scatter
ing, ..
James II. Agen Of SuperioIas elect
ed department commander dthe first
nalot. The vote stood en, 2GT;
spratt, 81; lngles. 81; Claws 26.
The other elections BY the Gid Army
toHoW' >ehior vlce-eommana Owen
Clark, Stevens Point; junior. In Mo.
ley, Viroqua; medical direct Il. G.
Brett. Green Bay; chaplain. Rum.
ley, Hudson; trustee. Williai Hauder-
syde, Depere; trustees of Steraas'
Home, X. n, Roberts. o. r. ClA. cam.
ell OF administration, Theodo liiel Of
nurnhston' IL. y: Scott Of l crosse,
/. o. Holmes If Baraboo, f. walsh
II Milwaukee, Il. w. Keyes OF idison.
delegates at large to national lcamp-
nent, ii. @. Barnes of Elkhornslbn q.
Martin OF Mineral Point. Fran An
on of Milwaukee: alternatefl w
ianges OF Beaver Dam. A. Mo BID Of
" est superior, j. II. Woodnortt / Mi
yankee.
The staff of Commander De q mr..
ented him with a jeweled bad lWl,
am y Men OF Nashburn max the
resentation address
Relief Corps Election.
The Woman's Relief Corps kcte5
FRS. Cora Evans. Waupaca. prl bent.
nd Mrs. E. o. Kimberly, JanesvI I sc.
Tor vice-president.
The Ladies G.. A. X. officers INV.
resident, Clara Sloan. La Crosse bior
&c, Martha SAowalter, Laneastd in
or vice, Mary Trimborn. Milwat ee:
iapialh' biiza Spikes, Oshkosh; tas-
er. Jennie Hopkins, Milwaukeea I'm
lctor, Mrs. ;ohling, Milwaukee; Inn
Tor. Theme Jones, Milwaukee; dele lie
an Rogers, Superior; alternates. g.
1ethe, Milwaukee. and Mrs. Snyhe.
Ihkosh; council, Flora Miller OF Grn
~, Helen Mueller of Milwaukee ia
IRA Snyder Of Oshkosh.
C. A. r.. Representatives.
The g. A. X. representatives, By co,.
districts are: First. w. WAX
Id, Elkhorn; Second, John OConnel
,dison; Third. Robert Showalter, Lal
'ter; Fourth, c. a. Bentley. MilwaA
=; Fifth, w. II. Howie. Milwaukee
.th, Charles II. Egglest1n. Fox Lake,
zenith, Henry c. Spalding, Tomaht
;hth. A. II. Guernsey. Amherst: Ninth ]
A. Bonneville, Oeonto: Tenth. Carl hi
Ieller Wausau Eleventh. y. j. Tyrl
!, Prescott. Alternates First, G. G.
ltiot. Shullsburg; Second. Frank
1te, Lake Mills; Third. S. +. veeder.
uston: Fourth, Louis Holschauer. Nil.
lkee; Fifth, NJ. l.. Snyder. wauke-
+; Sixth, l.. D. Hinkley, waupun.
enth. X. +. Osborn. La Crosse;
nth, C. J. Ellis, Waupaca; Nlnth. j.
Whitley, Depere; Tenth, NJ. w. Ry-
Medford; Eleventh, W. w. Qligley.
tie Lake.
A Bird succeeds f. b. Gray as ad.
mt general and b. y. Robinson was
grv Il