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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-11-27
Gifts for Men

Cigars, pipes, 9noHing set, pocket
books, iather brushes, razor strop,
safety razors, cigar cases, cigar holders.
shaving mugs, ash trays, playing cards.
travelling cases, clothes brushes, mill
tary brushes, hat brushes, etc. 0. L.
naVia
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-11-27
Paul T. Paulson was a city Gale
from Christiana, yesterday.

-PauI /. PauI3On was CITY caIItf
from Christiana, yesterday.
Major M. c. Bergb has become as
ISOLATED as manager with the Jacobs
bond and brokerage house of Madison.
Miss Roxie Arnold, after a short
stay at her new home in Worthington,
Minnesota, leaves for Texas, where
she spends the winter with relatives.
Odd Fellow annual roll call in vi
roqua assembled the fullness of two
halls, a popular yearly occurance.
Retreat. De Soto, La Fargo, Sugar
Grove, other pointadded to throng. Gen.
Roger. and Prof. Smith were principal
speakers. Refreshments, cards, dane
ing made It a pleasant and profitable
rznatir7n
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-11-27
VIII Buy Chickens

We want all the chickens we can get
and will pay the highest prices. De-
livered at Park Meat Market.
D. T. FoRTNEY.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-11-27
MARRIED.

At the residence Of Rev Halvorsen IN Westby
November 16. Mr.. Albert Amundson and Mis-
Marie fverson. both Of WestDy
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-11-27
A GLIMPSE AT ITS WORK
COUNTY BOARD ADJOURNS AT
TER ELEVEN DAYS
Appropriations Largest Ever Levied
"A Few Things as Cleaned
From the Proceedings

County board adjourned Saturday
morning after eleven days session.
about the usual length. Little out of
the ordinary routine was accomplished.
The training school matter was left
in the air. After no little agitation the
whole subject was laid on the table to
rest peacefully. Westby and Viroqna
prefers or bonuses had no tempting in
fuence. The sta c of Wisconsin,, many
years ago. abandoned the bribery plan
of locating its public Institutions, or
selling them to the localities that were
willing to pay the highest price. Yer
non county will do well to emulate the
state in this respect. The place to To-
cate any public institution is where it
will be of greatest service to the gen.
eral using public, no matter where that
location is.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-11-27

The early purchaser get the pick OF
the best Christmas presents. A nne
hae of kid BODY DIS It 9. Z. DAVIS
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-11-27
GARNER RIPENED sHEAvEs
Death Takes Toll of Many Vernon
County Pioneers

Deaths harvest has levied a heavy
toll among the aged pioneers of our
county within The past week. The
CENSOR has only time and space to
make simple mention today. The best
/ known are: ~
Hon. Philip Bouffieur aged So, who
passed away Sunday morning. Funer-
al this afternoon.
Richard Collins, Victory, IS; died Fri
day. Funeral Sunday.
Isaac Crume, Viroqua, So; died Wed
nesday
James Mccarthy, Readstown, IS,
buried in Viroqua cemetery.
Lars Ons-ud, Christisna. 81. died in
La Crosse hospital following operation.
Mrs A, Semerfield Viroqua towr
age 81, died in La Crosse hospital Sat
urday night, after brief Illness. Fun
eral Tuesday, buried in Viroqua.
Mrs. Sophia Hooverson-Johnson, be-
loved wife of Lewis Johnson, died at
Richland Center, Saturday night after
year of intense suffering. The re-
mains were brought here and laid to
rest this morning. A woman of lovable
character, possessed all the essentials
that constitute true friendship. devoted
kinship. For nearly twenty years her
life was devoted to the care of the un
fortunate in conjunction with her hus-
band, as natrou of the Rich!aHd ccun-
ty asylum She did well and cheerfuAy
her every assigned station in life.
Mrs. johnson was AZ years old. born
near here, the daughter of Hoover
Hooverson; married % years ago to
Louis johnson, whoEvith grown daugh.
ter, Agnes, mourn as only those can
who par. with cherished wife and low.
ing mother Many near relatives sur
vive and revere her memory Funeral
from the home of Mrs. Nels Solverson,
sister of deceased.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-11-27

The appropriations and tax levy are heavier
than any previous year. exceeding last session 8
appropriations by si4.I8as3. Following the
items and amounts.
County officers salaries ....-.....-. 500 ~
County orders .................-.. 5000
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-11-27

The reception and smoker given in
honor of the county board, Friday night,
by county officers, was congenial and
happy gathering, embracing ex.mem-
bers of the board located in the city
The meeting was full of goodfellow-
ship, with refreshments, smoking,
carJs and reminiscent refrain.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-11-27
Towns Real Est. Personal Total

EquALIzGD VALUATION OF COUNTY
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-27

arn Elm 5tpeipfiinoiges eiiernes slrr-
buno trilg, Dos pollig bon 5leiIh
iiberipofien tpur. Die slrme moren
MIR nod cine eitisige @uroe uao
fonnten nur blird) cine lf1tpierlgc
Operation gerettet iuerben.
3ie Gtdmme bes Seioaebietes anb
nit glusnabme ihreS Shmuds pollig
|lnbefleioet; mi. Der giniiibrlmg 5ipi-
liiirter &leiolne mabte Der Wiiiionar
feine guten grfabrungcn. M1breno
pprber ibnen jeoes ruoralild)e @efiibl
oefehlt hattc, entitano nun cine groBc
Griioerie, imo 'tatt Der SittIidlfeit
muroe eber ole llnIittlihfeit ooourd
begiinItigt Cine groBe Golle lpielen
Die Wtehi3inndnner, Die aus Den Gin.
gepeloen ltnb anberen Jheilen Der
Spfertbicre Die slrt Der aranfbeit ers
fennen 8ift lit ein llnbeimlid>er ,Saf.
for IN oen 9rduhen bieier pltafrifani-
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am Gtngane eines Gorfes onfgeltellt
miro imo Die man rur NIT Dem 5lbe
3u itreifen brauf1t, Inn iofort Dem
unentrinnbnren Sobe perfallen 81
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ipanoten Selbitlnorb beeeben, ooer
bod penigitens oen 8erluh Oa5u ma.
den. Inter ben Srauernben iiebt man
INNER einige, Die al Irnten ooer
9einen Id]lpere @uuben haben.. Wan-
de Der rdf,lten 9lngeborigen bes SoO.
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unteren 8elof1e iinD nit 5orbe iibers
ihmiert. Der Ratb uno oas StDf-
fentolIegium Der Staot baben nun be-
reits Die 0erbanbluneen nit Der Reoles
runa beaonnen, unb es iteht 81 hpf1en,
pab pas berrlihite Wert aus SolIanoS
tinitleriicber 9lan35eit, bas nob ben
SabperitGnoigen 6eute nod
als Rathbaus bisnen tann, bdlo pleoer
feine reinere urfpriingli6e 6orm dr-
nebme. 2llerbtnss pirb bann in Im=
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elm neues tDnielihes Palats erbaut
tperben miiiien, tposu etlpa brei Wttl.
lipnen erforoerlih iino, aber es unter@
lieqt teinem 3peifel, oab foipobl blS
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niatn Die Stabt in oteiem Beginner
NIT 9eIomitteln binldnellh itugen
peroen. Gs lit bic Reoe oapon, paa
neue 9atais auf benz Spprtterratn, IN
Der RGbe oes Muieums, bin5ubausn,
no in ben letten flint biz 5ebn SdbreN
cine neue 9artenitabt ppn hoher arhls
teftoniiher S6Dnbeit aus bem Bpoen
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ausoebnen, min 4miterpam feline 4rms
5treden. Gin Qart pirb eben bort an
aeleqt unb ein GROCER '5pprtgartsn, gu
bem girger 2lmiteroums aus freien
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bracbten, piro bort feline Sbore ri
nen. Reben ben Spielgriinoer Der ele'
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melpldbe fir 2tmiterbams unsebdroig'
| Suaenp oeIhaffen tperoen.
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Nssis far Ssnfraftsrea.

Cfftcs ber Qoun nst NJ Ut { ( ars
BON Snmi itHu Gpunth.
Qinetnnnti, C., q. Cunt 1912.
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fieIb Ncob Columbia 1cpufbip.
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Ffg 20 27
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liz rrbsst Sat ~ esf1sben In fisbrsiHfttnt.
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Sarter go a n II.

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pGInnbe mir, Teine eipige lln3airie-
oenbcit nit nseincm aoden bat mel
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nit IMdncn Ocfod3tl1
Or: .Wsit Rrnut ,lnb an6beln MD
re- mfrs bebnstenb lisbn osmeisHI.
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Seine 80 a bIrebe

Dome (ur Jrnu einfs VrofeiIors,
Der fiirs Parliament fnnbibirt): Run.
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Hpm alten nnD nemem Mmfter'
Oam.

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ni6tung alter S6onheiten. -- 0us
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pes .Y".
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acnrts GorrrifNcHsr1 AZ babfn nno, Hub be.
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4 9imnrcr Mat Set5uHa. ale moberneH Be'
aneulItofeiten Ea1sufrneen betM Jantior.
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puffin ToIbers. Gtnrers, RnInpcrs miib
Iop Eeamers, etit6ers. suiicn Eetuers.
1he 'auItan y aoiense Co., a. uno sdiprenee
GirG3e. Il 1T
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beIIe Simmer gsos ,urI apcberi unb fur
eictf. sllles in eriter stIniie Grbnung:
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aem anrrttt cinen iiicttiaen Wdiarbetter
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Ghrefner nnb miofhiBenarbeiier. bIeibt
hon Cincinnati ipee. Streif i'm Bang, bic abs
aenteloei frtrb Gns fcrHmiifee 23--28e
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Cine RefoIute.

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furhtbor ihiidtern, be 8obIeH mlib
III irunaer HlnAenl.
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Rnupp.
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SiiefeI!4
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gerIanat-ipetblih.

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guten Gsnpfebinnsen, GadSufrneen on 3etn'
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Sngleliee ane., sfannt Sids.
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gtetb'abeH aus5a5iebeH an Ho6en 5is gori
SitnBe.
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Gtann in miiileren Sabrsu In1; arbcii: be
iiehf NIT &tero Hro 23ngeH uulSuseten; bef
grrpfehlungen. gstc. 5eubetm. 2S5 a
fsroHi Ctr.
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NJ iiairs W q b DE EN-. erfabrenes; 9Grae
bssnbit. 100 Go. Crescent ape., anonoal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
To-day in Baseball

April n.
1SS3--In an exhibition game with
Dayton. the East Saginaw team
of the Northwestern League
scored twenty runs In the sixth
inning. Yanls Robinson, who
played second base for st. Louis
Browns when Charley Comiskey
was their leader. made three hits.
one double and two triples, in the
prosperous inning.
1S90--Ames Rusie, OF the New York
Nationals, struck out thirteen of
the Phillies.
1ss6-In the Washington Brooklyn
game. Win Mercer retired the
Superbas on three pitched balls
I'm the first inning. and Roaring
Bill Kennedy treated the Sena-
tors similarly In the second SEES
sion.
1a04-Rube Waddell of the Athletics.
struck out sixteen Highlanders In
twelve innings. allowed three hits
and won, 2 to 2.
l909-~Lord, Speaker and Gessler, or
the Boston Red Sox. made a
triple steal in the game with
the Athletics, Plank and Papp
being the battery for the Mack
men.
1910-Stahl, of Boston, made a home
run with the bases filled of
Groom. of Washington. the Sena-
toriai slabman having purposely
80. passed Iris Speaker In order to
get chance at Stahl.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
VIRGINIA DEFEATS.
SOUTH CAROLINA
FAST FIELDING BEHIND GRANT
KEEPS SCORE OF VISITORS
DOWN.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian. }
CHARLOTTESVILL VA, April 20
virginia made short work OF South
Carolina in hard hitting game this
afternoon and won, 10 to 2. The Caro-
iinians found the secret of Grants de-
livery. and 1t took sharp fielding to
keep down the score
Landes starred at the bat with a
home run ana a clean single before
his place was taken by McMorries, who
made a pretty catch of Ovens long
fly in the seventh
Virginia scored three lii the second
on Nef-s triple. Fitcnett's- single. and
Landes' bingle for the circuit In the
fourth another trio was annexed by a
base on balls to Hewitt. and hits ny
Carter. Landes and Grant. Hits by
DOUGLASS and Carter sent oyer an
either tally III fha issth. and la she sew
enth Tits by Flniay and Neff. two err
rors and a ffelder's choice. were re-
sronsible for three more.
Carolina scored In the fourth on hits
BY Won Kelintz. and Moore, and in the
eighth. on Williams triple. and Watts
singh . The score:
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HERMITAGE GOLF
CLUB IS winner
DEFEATS COUNTRY CLUB IL To .
IN MATCH GAME OF TWEEN
TY.TwO PLAYERS.

Twenty-Five players from the Her
mitage Golf Club played match Of
golf with twenty-five players OF the
Country Club OF Virginia yesterday on
the links OF the latter. with the follow
Ing results:
Hermitage. Country Club.
q. II. Hill won from J. w. Young
u. n. Rucker won from II. w. Hazard
w. G. Sockes won from w. p. Wood
II. b. Valentine won from c. Davenport
NJ. Mcclure lost TO T. G. Bell
w. Wilson lost to J. Taylor
II. Neale won from 8. Fleming
II. Cary won from X. Rawley
A. Hoover won from E. Bargamin
a Winston lost tss 90 - n. Besvtn
c. H. DunAway lost to c. L Williams
c. NJ. Jordy won from Fred Pleasants
r. Massey won from ID. b. Morgan
letter Jones' lost to &. o. Bailock
Geo. Keesae lost to Rivea Fleming
w. s. Campbell won from G. e. Borden
II. A. Palmer lost to Garnett Nelson
Peter Winston won from Levin Joynes
w. Neale won from n. @. Wright
C. M. Mckinney lost to h NJ McCue
NJ. Martin lost TO r. H. Johnston
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
.DANV|LLE IS EASY
FOR BUILDERS
NEWPORT NEWS TAKES TWO
OUT OF THREE FROM RED
SOX TEAM.

Especial to the Richmond Virginian.)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April 90.
The Shipbuilders found the Dan
vile Red Sox easy In the final game
of the series today, walloping them
9 to i. Harold Mckenzie pitched
superb ball and but for a lucky bound
Of Gaston's drive to center would
have had shutout. Jobson was easy
for the locals. the Grim men getting
thirteen hits. six Of which were
punched in the seventh. Score:
No..
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STAUNTON CADETS ..s..,..
s. WIN ROCKY GAME; !;

Especial to The Richmond virginian. }
STAUNTON. VA. April 20.-Stick
work won the game here this morning
between tbs Staunton Military Acad-
any and Western Maryland college.
the latter only scoring runs against
Is by the cadets. The locals got II
hits. but their batting alone saved
the day. - II felding errors were
made.
western MARYLAND started thing So
ing In the first with s runs, Jones.
walking. Twigg Angling and Sroefa
getting to first on : passed bali A
INJURED ny ana q subsequent Wild
heave let them Ia,
IN the second. I'M and Bowers
scored fdr Maryland. q. n, A.. errors
again letting than make the circuit
safely. The only other runs by Mary
land were N the third. Trtesler and
.Jcnea crossing the plate.
with the SCORE already Is to o, B.
n. "A. tisd II IN the second. Kyle, Hun-
tor ana York Geating hits. They were
brought n On ance1flcs hita " Roeen-
herssr and nruysOn - With two Insn
down Gskriago an1 1gA4upn singled
and were bfought r On. : thrss-bag-
ssr by Murray.
Hunter and, York scored In tha
third. Rosenhsrger ara Hrunaon and
1eatson n thu Aftk York ard Hoesn-
hergee IN tho eevsntlfs and 1tyle ~ The
Win : three -bAGxsr N ees0
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CLUSTER SPRINGS
ACADEMY LOSES

Especial to The Richmond virginian.,
CLUSTER SPRINGS. VA, April 30,
Cluster Springs Academy met hes
fate Of the season at the hands Of
the Lynchburg high school. The
game though loosely played On 40
count Of steady drlzle Of rain waa
close and exciting. The fiIsal scors
was to &.
Tho pitching Of johnson for lynch
burg Was the feature Of the game.
AcCombe, though hit fresIy II times,
struck out ten men.
81 EaxtorieS: Cluster Springs AcadnGay
136(nNSn end 1ci6d; LyhG66 aEH hl&3
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PHILADELPHIA. April 2o.-Boston
took the second game OF the series
with the Phillies by, punching their
hits on Seaton, score to /. The eight
safe drives OF the Hubmen were used
to the best possible advantage. Killing
made four clean hits out Of az many
times at bat, which had much to do
with the victory. The Phillies were
powerless before Perduc IN pinches. He
tanned nine. and struck out men with
Philliex on bases. The weather was
balmier, and about ten thousand at
tended
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PITCHER 0'BR|EN
IYNCHbURG STAR
FORMER AMATEUR HURLER
T!AMES ROANOKE TIGERS
BY CLEVER WORK.

LYNCHBURG. VA, April 90
'"Toots' O'Brien, the Baltimore anna
tour, made hts debut in professional
bali today and tanned the Roanoke
Tigers handsomely. They were never
dangerous. Manager Stockdale shook
up his infield bit putting Hummel
on second. where he played beautiful
game; shifting zanneli back to short.
where he played last season and Nov
ing Heating over to third.
The changes worked we'll, as the
score indicates.