Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-07-24
SOMETHING OF AN EXODUS
CITY ALMOST DESERTED BE-
CAUSE OF OUTING PARTIES
Band and Hospital Corps at Reserva-
ton Business Men in Camp
Camp Fire Girls frustrating


evacuation this week because of the
large number of people who have Of
gcial and personal outings. Monday
morning early special train on the st.
Paul, carried away to the state military
reservation the National Guard band,
forty strong, and hospital CORDS of the
state soldierly 1t was lively party,
headed by Chaplain Buffers of the
Third Regiment and Lieutenant Trow-
bridge, one of the regimental surgeons
and front of the hospital corps The
band, this year, is the strongest ag-
gregation that has gone to camp since
they were mustered into the service
At every point the lineup is full, and
we doubt if a better band stands in the
state today, not composed of profession
al musicians.
ROSTER OF BAND
Chief musician %. G.. Brown.
Principal musician Edward Norris.
Drum Maior--E q. Smith.
Comets Martin Nelson, Eugene
Rolfe, w. R. Borman, Frank Bezuka.
Horns -W. A. Curtis, Herbert Hen
bricks, Arthur Steenson.
Trombones -Berlie Moore, Will Nor
ris, Neil Nelson, Frank Lebansky, Ben
Dickson.
Bases George Griffin, Trixie Thomp-
son, Frank Dickson, Lester Green.
Barit one-Sam Lillis.
Piccolo- Edward Stroup.
Drums Lawrence Dickson, H. G.
Brahm.
Saxophones -Nirom Foster. Charley
Shannon.
Clarinets- Whitney Nichols, Jesse
Saugstad, Kenneth Smith, Roy For
tune, Fred Rhodes, Perl Strait, Halle
Green. Selmer Chose.
Cooks - Robert Stevens and Larry
Shower.
The hospital corps is composed of
the following gentlemen:
p. S. Curtis, Perry McHenry, Elmer
Davis, Guy DeGarmo, Fred Alexander,
Peter Hay, George Walling, Verne
Slack, Seth Reynolds, Bernard John
son, Charlie Hague, Erman Cass, Jesse
Sands, DIR. C. A. Minshall, Will Glenn.
The business mems outing club in
tended to go to camp in Spring Branch,
Camp Tate, Saturday morning, but the
down-pour OF rain changed their plans,
and the start was made Tuesday morn
ing, for ten days stay. The party Is
headed by Captain j. Henry Tate, John
Devlin, Col. c. E. Morley, H. d. Will
liams, Lucius Favor, C. ID. Williams,
T. o. Mork, Otto 0tteson, A. j. Beat,
L. c. Boyle, F. M. Towner, Will
j. Devlin. Fred A. Morley, O. G. Num-
son, M. J. Felix. Fred Eckhardt, Frank
P. Mcintosh, S. r. Pollard, G. w. F0w-
ell. H. l.. Gardner, H. P. Proctor, Will
f, Lindemann, NJ. ". Twining, Martin
Root, BIS, Anderson, r. w. Rpgerson.
CAMP FIRE GIRLS
About fifty Of the Camp Fire Girls
are In camp near Avalanche, having de-
parted early Tuesday morning in, two
large lay racksroA very enthusiastic
and happy crowd of girls. Each OF the
Camp Fires has its own guardian, to
look after the girls and is separate
camp in itself. Friday is to be Moth
ers day" in camp and every friend Of
the girls lie invited to enjoy a picnic
dinner with them and learn something
of the work of the camp IRE movement.
Arrangements will be made for. all who
,sish to 90 II they will telephone to
Mrs. j. e. Nuzpm he.ore Friday. The
guardians and their bands are:
Mrs. A. e. Hartwell Marie San
wick, Helen Otteson, Ethel Sandburn,
Katherine Lindemann, Catherine Mum
son, Doris Dyson, Eva Slack, May Will
liams, Ida Cass, Verna Thayer, Dorothy
Trowbridge, Flo Rogers, yesta Heal,
Mary LAKE.
Ethel Nuzum Mildred Franklin.
Mary Graves, Myrtle Larson, Elnora
Larson, Esther Williams, Ruth Will
liams, Vivian Faucet, Irene Officer.
Ruby Weber, Mable Forum.
Hope Murson -Muriel Morrison, AL
berta Dustin, Maude Moore. Gladys
Waldren, Lillian Kromeroy, Mabel
Sherrick, Pearl Larson, Alma Larson,
Winifred Drake.
Vera Cass-M Marjorie Pierce, Helen
Graves, Helen Williams, Celia Waldren,
Hattie Dennis, Grace Powell, Norma
Cass, Dorothy Morrison.
Hazel Cass Grace Hanson, Thelma
Otteson, Edith Chase, Mabel Cass,
Hazel Larsen, Alberta Hunt, Ethel
Lund, Elizabeth Bennett, Tilda Omund-
son.