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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-20
Ia aNexs0n de Ia
Iala de Cuba
%PRoPUEsTA IN Ell CoNGREso AMERICANA

Nueva York, martes.-La Camara de Representative
Ia desestimado la resolution presentada por ell repre-
sentante Mr.. Helm, proponiendo al %gobierno de Wash
ington que Sc anexione Cuba.
La proposition ha sido rechazada con indignation por
llgunos miembros del parlamento y desestimada por una
gran mayoria.
Eu Cuba ha producido gran indignation la propuesta
de Mr.. Helm, califcada en- los mas duros terminus.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-20
De YaucO
Un ~esplendido bale

Por fin se eelebro el domingo ID, n
descado bale anunciado para FL do
mingo de Pascua.
La iuventud mas distinguida de Ia
localidad v nuestras PARTICIPATES IA
milias, asistieron nj cspltndido battle
que fue amenizado por una buena or
questa.
la comiSiGn atendil con galantcria
y obsequi6 ron esplendidcz Il las ia
mas invitadas. entire las que recorda-
mos 4 las scnoras dona Sou X. Viuds
dc Torres, dona IuiSa Bartclome y
las encantadoras senoritas dc Molini,
Bartolomc Torres, Meiias, Brigantti
'onviS, Rivera, Common. Olivier, Ma
tey. Mcrcado, Dasta. Mateu y otras
1uc Scntimos no
Del scxo fuertc. cstaha la mejor dc
la %pohlaci6n.
llasta las atlas horaS de la madru-
gada dur6 81 bale, que ha DECADE gra-
20 rccucrdo Il cuantoS tuvieron Ia for,
tuna tie %asistir.
NucStros clcmentos sor.sles dnben
cclcbrar mas 4 mcnudo estas ~fiestaS
que tanto ayudan il salir del retrai.
micnto en- que .viyimoS. que ~af'anzan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-20
Commercial

Los senoros }. Novas y Ga, s. ~ t.,
dc Ponce, nos participant haber cons
t;tGido una sociodad On comandita que
girara en- dicha plaza baio Ia raz"n
social eXprcSada y la que Sc hace car-
go del active Y passive de la e%xtincui-
ia N0vas. Burcet y Ca, s. en- {.
Sera nnico socio gestor, con ~ usn
de Ia firma, don Jose Novas Santiste-
ban, y c%omanditario don Ramon b..
Portcla. dc Vega Baja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-20
Miguel Portaceli

Maestro querido amigo esta cast res
tablecido de Ia dolencia que le retiene
hace mos dias en- 81 "Auxilio MEtUo'
y muy pronto violvera 4 sus habituales
tarcss en- la casa editorial del BOLE-
TIN.
,Consignamos con satisfaction "a IT,
vedad del senior Portaceli. por Ia est
maci6n que nos merece y para desvans.
Ger aiarmantes rumores que circrlaron.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-20
FL azucar v eI tabacO
de Cuba
UNA MEDIA DEL GOBIERNO

Nueva York, martes-El Senado de Cuba ha Suspend
do temporalmente los recargos de exportacion al azucar
y Al tabaco.
La medida Sc estima de una gran trascendencla econo-
MICA en- las actuales circunstanclas y Sc apiaude con en-
tusiasmo por los azucareros y t~abaqueros.
La suspension de los citados derechos debese a que ell
rohieruo ha perdido las esperanzas de conseguir agu-
M yentaia en- ell arancel norteamericano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-20
Service Especial lei BeieiIa l1eseas,i
Ia abdicaci6n del Sultan
REVOLUTION EN- PUERTA

Nueva York, martes. -Despachos recibidos de Cons
tantinopla dicen que ell Sultan ha abdicado en- su sobri.
no que cuenta con Ell apoyo de toda la nobleza turca y
sc distingue por sus ideas reacionarias.
Ell Sultan ha manifestado deseos de abandonar ell pals
para que su presencia no pueda obstaculizar en- modo
alguno las gestiones del nuevo gobierno.
Informes de origen autorizado dicen que Sc prepare
una formidable revolution EN- Turquia en- protesta con-
Ira ell reaccionarismo t%riunfante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-20
Contra e. gohserno
de Madrid


Nueva York, martes. En- Madrid los elementos ii
berales y republicanos han sacado una importante mani
festacion aver. Que Sc considera muy ~peligrosa para 81
gobierno, pr ell caracter que ha revestido y Ell numero
lie manifestantes reunidos.
No ha habido desordenes.
De provincias llegan noticias de haberse celebrado tam
1ien. EN- distintas localidades, manifestations de pro
tesla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-20
Las tarifas EN- eE Senado
LOS DEBATES ESTAN ANIMADOS

Nueva York, martes En- ell Senado Sc celebran con
gran animation los debates del bill de las tarifas, dis
,Usi6n que apasiona los animos Observation-Disclosures
Hasta ahora no sc ha introducido ninguna enmienda
Il bill de la Camara, pOr las rivalidades tan acentuadas
le mantienen entire los miembros de la alta Camara
La discussion sigue empenada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-20
r. tratado Hoiandes-
venezOIanO
LA FTRMA DE LOS PRELIMINARES

Nueva York. martes-Entre los representatives de We
uczuela v Holanda sc han cambiado las correspondent
Les frmas en- los preIiuluares dc I'm tratado de paz ) amls-
tad que Sc quiere concertar por ambos gobiernos-
Las negociaciones siguen rapidanente y Sc espera que
muy pronto quedaran ultimadas de acuerdo con los de
secs de ambos pueblos-
La prensa de los dos paises estlma La realiZaclon de-
sratado que Sc cree muy benefcioso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-20

los LAGOS de amstad y educan is ma
neras do la juyentud en- un ambient>
DE- ssitura.
Conesponsal.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-04-28
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The local declamatory contest, last
FRIDAY evening, was a very pleasant
affair. From the time when the audi
ence listened so appreciatively to Miss
Joyce's rendition Of delightful little
lullaby Sleep, Little Baby of Mine, -
by Denee, until the decision of the
Judges, the intense interest in the CON
test was manifest. The Judges, Mrs.
f. r. Morley, Miss Wilson and III. l..
Gardner, awarded first places to George
Houge, Hetty Rusk and Lilly Bergh.
Others there were who did splendid
work, too. Some of these others will
be in the winning class next year. The
three winners will meet Sparta and La
Crosse students in league contest here
at Viroqua, May 7th.
The first local oratorical contest ever
held in Vir0qua was attended by an ap-
preciative audience, Monday evening.
NJ 'ney and A. +. Smith The win.
7 IN this contest meet representa-.
I rs from Sparta and La Crosse at the
latter city, next Tuesday evening. The
following young men took part, the
trst four being arranged according tC
rank: George Houge, Harry Blythe
Albion Lindemsnn, Milton Davidson, Ken,
meth Smith, Chester Mains, Tenny Han.
son, De Vern Slack, Clarence Amodt,
Herman Root, Neil Rudie, Don Clark
Miss Mae Martin favored us with /
beautiful and prettily sung little song,
"A Dutch Lullaby, at the opening OF
the program.
On Friday evening at the high school,
win occur tha Joint debate between
Tomah and Eiroqua on the question,
Resolved, that the cs-unionist is
justified in refusing to work in the
same shop with the non-union man. -
George Houge, Kenneth, Smith and
Eunice Hayes will sustain the afiirma-
tive here against team of Tomah
students. The judges will be Principals
Benezet Of La Crosse, Davies of Sparta
and Clifton of Reedsburg. Come out
and encourage the boys and girls in this
splendid work.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-04-28
lFrnm thn Weelhv Timaa. J

&. I. Shannon returned from Edger-
ton, where he attended the funeral of
his father. Clarence Shannon of Ed
gerton returned with him.
Mrs E. T. Saugstad fell and injured
her head. She is getting along nicely.
Mrs. SimCn Mockrud went to Minnea-
polls to see her daughter, Mrs. Nc
Mullen, who underwent an operation at
that place.
Regime Bekkum died at the age Of 35.
Deceased was sick but short time and
leaves husband and seven children.
John Larson died at the Lutheran
hospital at La Crosse of erysipelas of
lhe face and the remains were brought
here. Deceased was 81 years of age,
leaves a wife and two daughters.
Mrs. Inga Eie died at Colman, South
Dakota, and was brought here for
burial in Coon Prairie cemetery. Fun
eral took place from the home of Ben
Eie, son Of the deceased. Mrs. Eie
was n years of age.
Lewis f. Larson and wife and Mrs
Simon Wold departed for German,
North Dakota. The former filed on a
claim last fall and has gone to reside
on it. They took with them a carload
Of horses, machinery and household
goods.
Florence Strand, granddaughter of
A. J. Moen, died at her home in Brack.
EFT, North Dakota age about twelve
years. The cause OF death was con-
sumption. Deceased was at Mr.. Moen's
home for about five years. Mr.. Moen
attended the funeral
Miss Marie Hel .oen and Miss Martha
Neprud walked f.om Westby to Chase
burg, distance Of nearly seventeen
miles The benefits that accrue from
this kind of exercise in the open air
with 'hg Dlue sky for canopy and
gre5n grass for carpet, surpass by
far those following the unnatural eff
forts Of the dance hall and other places
Of amusement, The ladies' did not care
to overdo SO they took the train on their
return trip.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-04-28
ALL woaK.NG cReRs YET
Tobacco Warehouses Short los finish
ing Days

All ViroQua tobacco packing ware
houses are still working, putting the
finishing touches on the delivered crops
Spring has decimaled the winter crc US
till there Is shortaga Of sOTtars IN the
different places. Some will have COM
pleted work with the close of the pre-
sent week while others will be week or
ten days in closing operations A few
farmers have still their holding, not
many, who have failed to sell or enter
the Equity pool Day by day jags"
Of the remaining crops are brought in,
and on Saturday last quite large num-
Ter of loads we're delivered to the diff
ferent packing ho' ses.
For outside territory news and facts
we quote from the Edgertou Reporter:
"A slight revival Of buying that has
quietly proceeding of late, has lifted
several hundred acres Of the remnants
of last seasons tobacco crop and is fast
cleaning up the last of the bundle goods
The prices that maintain range around
the Z cent mark.
There is some tobacco still standing
out on contracts to be delivered which
will prolong the handling season, bat
many of the warehouses at packing
centers have about finished.
A few seed beds have n laid but
most growers are awaiting the coming
of warm weather before sowing the
sprouted seed -
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-04-28
CHURCH NOTES

Young peoples society of Kickapoc
church win meet with Mrs. Chris
Jacobson on Sunday next, May "a, at
l O'Clock
Rev. Finstad viii hold services al
East Kickapoo church Sunday, May 9th,
at $3.50 p m.
No preaching services a. the Con
gregational church next Sunday.
Communion services at The Synod
Lutheran church next Sunday at l0:3C
a. m. Services at Synod West Coon
Prairie church at 3 p. m.
At Liberty Pole Sunday morning,
Sunday school at 10 O'Clock, services at
II. Services at Bishop Branch in the
afternoon at 3o'clock. The Sp -ingyille
Methodist Sunday school meets at 10
a m, services in the evening at 1880.
Ladies' aid society Of the Christian
church will meet at the church Thurs
t!ay afternoon Nav 6.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-04-28
REAL ESrAr, TRANSFERS

j. w. Curry has sold Frank Reed
Of Mt. T1bor, Wisconsin, and H. c.
HuffmaI of Huron, South Dakota,
farms N Clark county, Wisconsin. AT
this writing Mr.. Curry is in Montana
whore he has control of large tract
consisting Of about 100, 900 acres. He
had car Of Vernon and Richland coun-
ties home seekers inspecting same re-
Gently He reports he can still locate
homesteads close 10 railroad for few
days Mr Curry is selling this land on
easy terms;will also accept a stock OF
merchandise, horses or cattle in ex-
change as payment.
j. w. CURRY, Woodstock. Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-04-28
tFrom the C.shton Rernrd.l !

Mrs. H. O'Con' ell returned last Fri
day from La Crosse, where she spent
some time visiting her son. Bernard,
and where she underwent an operation.
She will shci ely leave her farm and go
to Viola t. live during the summer with
her daughter, Mrs. Jerome Kinder.
Mrs. Jesse Dupee of Soldiers Grove,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Thay-
er, and granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Jenness. was brought here by her
husband in a dangerous condition with
blood poison. If she gets stronger she
will be taken to La Crosse for an oper-
alton.
Thaddeus Fauska, an old resident of
the county, committed suicide at his
home at Kendall by taking Paris green.
The poison was taken in the morning
When it was discovered what he had
done the doctor was called. 1t was
hoped at first life might be saved, az he
had taken an overdose of the stuff.
But medical skill was unavailng. After
lingering through the day he died in the
evening.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-04-28
Andy Back on Old Stamping Ground.

But for the frosted beard and hoary
locks and the palatial character Of the
place, old friends and acquaintance
would easily recognize A. l. Russell at
the old corner stand as the same person
who dispersed lunches and refreshments
third If a century ago from that
Russell has opened a restaurant, cream
ing where he did business and catered
10 the public wants 50 long, long in the
past. Personally Mr.. Russell looks and
appears natural there although under
changed cor 3itions.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-04-28
ROUND ANp ABouT us

D. f. Morton, late OF Retreat has
engaged in the harness and saddlery
business at De Soto.
De Soto-bansing steam ferry has
opened work for the season, making
trips as of old.
Ray Jordan, Retreat young man, as
sumes management OF an extensive
creamery at Manchester, Iowa, Tor the
season. He took the dairy and short
course at our state agricultural college.
Gentlemen thus qualified seldom fail in
securing good positions atremunerative
salaries.
Tae Times advocates rebuilding of
Coon Prairie church in the village Of
Westby. A meeting to determine that
matter and other things looking to a
now church edifice will be held in West
by on May 8th.
Governor Davidson has transferred a
major interest in his mercantile bnsi-
ness at Soldiers Grove % two nephews,
George n. and David Davidson, who
have long been in charge Of affairs dur
ing the governor absence. The David
son boys are husthng young men. They
are brothers to Hans Davidson, of the
firm Of Ostrom & Davidson in this city.
Richland Center city council has es-
tablished the Office Of dog catcher and
impounder Not a bad scheme for
other town to follow if by such action
fair ~tOportion Of worthless CANNES
might be banished from streets.
Friday night of this week the South
ern Kickapoo league high school con
test will be held at Viola, consisting Of
La Fargo, Viola, Soldiers Grove and
Senaca schools. A bali game in the
forenoon, field stunts in the afternoon
and dec,amatory contest at night This
will ba big event for the valley.
The odd white School House" al
Richland Center, in which Se.-...or
James and large proportion Of the
business ana professional r3en OF Rich
land county received theiT education
from the early iIfties to twenty years
subsequent, is giving da} 20 the new
county training -yno0l the location
having been donated by tie city.
Richland Center Young men have
organized a military company for i'm
proyement and practice. They doubt
less anticipate entrance into the state
national guard when there is vacancy
/ ompanies necessary to keep the
regiments full.
In the recent term Of kichla.u - eoun-
ty circuit court the ease 5ofg Csrltbn
against Andrew Barter contains lit
Of iuforma tion that uay BE- well needed
By hired men. 1t seems that MIR. Griffin
hired out 70 Nr Har.er for certain
length Of time ard after working sew
ersi weeks. quit his jor r. work else
where. He did not -saY bis time out
and therefore Mr. Hartar would not
pay him. claiming he hired for GER
tzin length Of time and by leaving did
not fulfill the contract. The case was
decided in favor Of Mr. Harter
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-04-28
Ohssryed q. Annivsr,.rx

Viroqua Eastern Star Chapter took
quiet recognitrn Of its seventeenth year
Of establishn ent with q social and
spread, last evening, at Masonic hall
The anniversary day was signal for a
large attendance of members. This
auxiliary, like the other three branches
Of Viroqua' 3 Masonic bodies. is strong,
efficient body and has done much to
stimulate Masonry in this city and com
munity. Seventeen years have quickly
flown, and it seems as but yesterday
when eighty gentlemen and ladies join
ed as charter members in establishing
this order
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-04-28
Insure with John Dawson q Co

Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Roller skates with steel wheels SOC
at Towner's.
Closing prices on ladies' suits
at Rogers.
j. w. Lucas returned Friday from
a business trip to Chicago.
Usual summer school will be held
in Viroqua high school this summer.
Anton E. Saarun took home a La
Crosse plow from Chas- S. Slack &
Co's.
If YOU are going to paint, call at
o. Z. Davis drug store for sample card
of Az colors.
Buy your barn boards, cement,
plaster, brick and other material for
spring overhauling Of John E. Nuzum
Lulu Love, trained nurse at Chip
pewa Falls, visited with her rsister, Mrs.
Geo. Mckinney, few days last week
For the benefit of the farmer folks
who were not able to attend Terhune s
wall paper sale, it has been extended
Saturday Of this week.
New and stylish neckwear. hats
caps and furnishing goods at less than
they can be had elsewhere. The Blue
Front Store
Don { fail to attend the big dsnce
a, the Woodman hall next Saturday
night. Best Of order maintained, and
fine music is assured.
C. NJ. Christianson, Win Gorsline.
Henry Anderson. W. Bishop and Pearl
Hughes have bought disc harrows Of
Chas. $. Slack &, Co.
Miss Amy Gott has been offered
and has accepted a position as domestic
science teacher in The Escanaba, Michi-
gan, hign school for the coming year.
All members of La Belle Lodge f.
& a. N "a requested To meet ut Ma
sonic hall, Friday at ! O'Clock D. m. for
the purpose Of attending the funeral Of
Brother s5oren Lawson
Mr.. Sam La Chapelle. who is doing
some effective work IN the interests
Of the Fraternal Reserve Association.
piloted sixteen members of the local
ledge To La Crosse THURSDAY where
they were the guests Of the L. Crosse
association Mr. la Chspelle and his
home lodge proved very agreeable en-
tertainers, treating their Viroqaa breth-
ren 70 grand hal, plenty Of orange
auSs ai'~ LtFlt1iit Ipos+iiiS piaG1o Lof
the night
Miss Miller daughter of Conductor
Brad Iiller, 1f the St Paul road. came
down the braach for visit az ViroQua
q few days acc During the confusion
attendant on leaving the traiu, yery
costly silk parascl divorced itself from
its fair young owner and all efforts 70
locate its whereabouts were Of 10 avail.
Sometime Sunday aight Il returned 10
the depot and deposited tael in d WIN
dow where our GENIAL conductor found
II the next morning. Now say. was it
q priekley conscience or Just fear Of
nosElhle cqnEeauencee2
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-04-28

Defeated at the recent municipal
election by a majority of forty votes in
total pool Of over 800, opponents of
license sprung surprise by giving no.
tice in the official city paper of intent
10 circulate a petition under the pro-
visions of the Baker residence district
law of 1907. Under this notice they
propose to embrace in the residence"
territory all that part of the city north
Of the La Crosse river, which territory
contains less than 100 votes and also in
cludes the entire buginess district of
the city. The "drys' claim the ma
Jority of residents Of this territory are
opposed to granting license, and that
the license ma jority came from the re-
sidents south Of the La Crosse river.
II this Interpretation Of the Baker law
holds good, and il is found the entire
business section Of city can be in
cluded in a residence district petition,
it is certain to open up fruitful field
for the opponents Of license
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-04-28
(From Coon Valley Newsl

The tobacco warehouse has closed in
this village and those employed from
out of town have returned to their
homes.
Ole 0lstad was among the first in
this vicinity to do spring plowing, hav-
ing Sam Sanding plowing for him Tues
day.
Albert Thrune holds The record thus
far as an angler, having succeeded in
landing a trout that measured seven
teen inches.
Tuesday morning in this village Ed
die Hanson was united in marriage to
Miss Clara Hole, both we'll known
young people of this vicinity.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-04-28
Fpm the stoadarl 14mes.l

Our hustling hardware dealer, Henry
Blashek, is building Il 20x50 addi tion TO
his already large store building.
The information reaches us that Mrs.
Elmer Woodward of Genoa ridge is at
present very low. Hope of speedy re-
coyery is wished by all her many friends.
While moving some machinery, Henry
kish had the misfortune to injure his
right hand quite severly, at present it
is better though quite painful.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-04-28
TALES ARE TOLD
TO INQUISITORS
Witnesses Before Senate In
veStigating Committee.
SECOND ORDEAL FOR SOME

In Every Case. However, the Testi-
nony Seemed to Justify Their Re.
eaIl-Amusina Letter Read in Con
neeton with the Testimony of Fer
mer Game Warden lmmel--Twesn7e
Bill Throwing Burden of Proof on
Railways Ordered Ensrossed.
Madison, April 27.--Going over cid
ground and digging up something nea,
was the prevailing experience, day by
day. of the senate investigating com
mittee last week The witnesses for
the most part were men who previous
ly had appeared before the old Joint
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-04-28

Washington dispatches of yesterday
announce the death at his ashngton
home. during the morning hours, of
Joseph w Babcock, late congressman
who served this, tie Third district for
seven terms. or fourteen years Mr..
Babcock has been ailng for the past
two years, and for few weeks past
his death has been daily expected.
During a greater portion Of his years
in congress, Mr.. Babcock served on some
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-04-28
Notics Of Annual M.stina

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the Vernon county Ag-
ricuItural Society will be held on Sat-
urday next, May !. for the purpose OF
revising premium list and such other
business as may properly be presented.
All citizens interested in the success Of
the fair are urged to be present.
J. II. MCLEEs, President.
+. w. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-04-28
WHAT OUR NEIg BORIS ARE DOING
Cuttings FrOr. ,;is9 .ess Of Surrounding
TGls
lFrom the - nteIllgencer.l

Mrs. George Wis., of Viroqua, who is
visiting at the heme of her daughter,
John Lyons, on Buchanan Ridge, was
taken sick and is under the doctor S
care.
Married at the home of the groom in
the town of Stark, Vernon county, Jobe
McDaniels to Miss Cora Pelton of the
town of Forest, Saturday, April 10,
Rev. w. N. Smith officiating.
Jas. Wanless is loading a car with
household goods and starts with his
family for Daviston, South Dakota.
The many friends here wish them health,
happiness and prosperity in their west
ern home.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-04-28
NOTICE

The annual meeting OF the members
OF the Viroqua Cemetery association,
for the election of trustees, for re-
ceiving their annual report and for the
transaction of such other business re-
garding the affairs of the association as
may be deemed necessar2', will be held
May 3rd next, at 7:30 p. M, in the city
hall in the city of Viroqua.
7. o, MoRK, Secretary.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-04-28

Of the most important committees and
this gave him prominence in the body
and before the country.
Mr.. Babcock was born in Vermont in
1850, coming west when quite younx.
His home was at Necedah He was
member of the legislature from Juneau
county in 1888 and 1890, his long service
in congress following. His remains will
be cremated in Washington.