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HOTEL LIE MARQUIS l2-l6 EAST 3lST ST. NEAR sTu Av High-class ho'ei Rooms and suites 8 Ou in
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-31
Change in business Firm

For four years the mercantile firm of
Ostrem e. Davidson has pulled in double
harness with success, gathering a large
circle of customers and doing salts
factory business. On Friday, by mu-
tual consent, the firm was dissolved, Mr..
Hans II. Davidson retiring. Chris.
Ostrem will play lone hand perfectly
competent to do so. Mr.. Davidson is
not determined on his future, but for
the present he may be found at the old
stand.
Mr.. Ostrem assumes all Indebtedness
of the late firm, and to him all amounts
due the firm should be paid. He is de-
sious to having the CENSOR state for
him that a prompt settlement is ex-
pected from every person owing the
late Co partnership. 1t is essential to a
prompt closing up of their business
affairs.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-31
Accented County Heating Plant

The original Jail building committee
met in this city last Saturday to make
final acceptance of the heating plant
installed for jail and court house. The
test during the severe weather appears
to have been quite satisfactory. and the
committee made full settlement with
Contractor 4 ever and paid him the
balance withheld, of $600.40. The COM
mitteemen were all on hand: Messrs.
C. J. Eastman, Alex Tulloch, Michael
Brody, ]. W. Adler, Martin Root.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-31


B. B. Smith is hsre from Minnesota
on business.
Judge Mahorey was at Wausau on
Equity matters.
Some great bargains in lumber and
shingles just now at Thayer's yard.
Nobetter salvethan Mentho Campb.
Call for free sample at 0. E. Davis.
The wife of Judge E. C. Higbee
has been the guest of Mrs. &. w.
Graves for a few days.
"A Buffalo portable blacksmith forge,
20 inch hearth, 8 inch blower ian, for
So so, at Anderson q Sauer's
Monday. February 10, The Great
Fire and Flame show at the Opera Elec-
trio. This company shows 5000 feet of
film
Scott Curtis has again come into
possession of the pool room formerly
owned by him. Lon Curtis is manag-
ing the place.
in order to make room for stock
coming in we will make cost prices on
many items during February. John E.
Nuzum & Son.
If you have horses, hay, corn or
oats for sale, see Z. j.. Jennings, who
10 buying for feeder in another por-
ton of the state. Highest market prices
paid
The CENSOR last week said A. j.
Ristow had received appointment as
rural carrier at Genoa. The fact is that
M. Ristow was promoted from that
position to railway mail clerk.
Mrs. Kruger, who lives on the old
Ill NfaUoncnF 70 Of
OF Chasepurg, will hold an auction of
live stock, implements and other per-
sonal property on Saturday, February
10, commencing at 10 o'clock.
Two weeks since the CENSOR based
a proposition on the supposition of
others that Mrs. Captain Cade is the
only surviving mother in the county
who sent sons to the civil war. Mrs.
Thomas H. Taylor and Mrs. L. c.. Drake
of this city, claim that distinction, and
there are doubtless others, yet very few
On the goth instant Miss Genie
Older was taken to La Crosse hos
pital and operated on for appendicitis.
So rapid was her recovery that the
young lady returned to her home in
Springville in just eight days Mss
Older was accompanied to La Cross by
ACL AAdtsN19 Atl0 LINN
wine.
Butter touched the highest point
ever known in the Elgin market when
40 cents was the price agreed upon. Let
all os US hope who have to buy it that
the limit has been reached, or perhaps
We had better do without for a while.
1t seems as if the price fixing board
turned the thumb screws pretty hard
on the consumer in advancing the mar
ket four cents at single jump.
Monroe Markley, on the schedule
for second number in the lecture and
entertainment course, failed to meet
his appointment on Wednesday night,
according to arrangement. No notifi-
cation of his not coming was received
and people assembled at the Opera
house Up to this date no explanation
has been received from the lecturer or
bureau responsible for this booking.
Hon. d. F. Mains and wife we're in
the city and community for half-week
sojourn among friends. They have been
absent from their Montana home since
Christmas season, visiting at different
points in Wisconsin and Illinois. 1t has
been a pleasure to have them among US
and to know that their western life has
been cast in agreeable and profitable
channels. Then home is at Waller.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-31

him, and the belief in mankind and his
old friends, Mr. Nnzum in closing
letter to the editofsof the CENSOR two
months since, wrote these characterize
ically pathetic and loving words: Gay
life journey is nearing the end. only
wish | could hare done more service
for God and my fellowmen. Many,
many of my old friends have gone on
before ME, among them General Rusk,
Terhune, CsssoB, Chatham, Lindemann,
Dawson, Horton, and many more, but
hope to find them al in that eternal
day. "
Servant Of God. well done:
ReFt from thY loved employ;
The battle fouEht, the victory won,
Enter thy Masters joy.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-31
Woodmen lake Notice

February Is, the Modern Woodmen
of America will give an entertainment
for Woodmen and their families, Royal
Neighbors and families, and young men
that are Woodmen may invite a lady
friend, and young ladies that are Royal
Neighbors may invite a gentleman
friend Don't for get the date, Feb
ruarv 18th.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-31
Died at Ninety-Four

Kind-faced, gentle. tempered John
Topper, resident of Genoa since 1857,
died a. Catholic institution in Mil
wsukee last Friday, where he had been
an inmate for nine years. He was an
educated and cultured man, could speak
five languages Mr.. Topper was born
in Switzerland, 1918 At one time he
was the largest land owner in Genoa
town. He was never married.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-31
Change 10 Lutheran charge

Meeting of United Lutheran congre-
cation was largely attended in this city.
1t was voted to dissolve the present
charge By placing Viroqua, Zion, Bet
hel and Esofea together. Westby,
Cashton, Rockton and Portland viii
form another charge. The matter of
pastors has not been determined Rev.
Sybilrud has all these places except
Eeofea
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-31
WOMAN's RELIEF CORPS
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs

Chancellor Commander Otto S. Omundson.
Vice Chancellor-1 Elmer Davis.
Master Of Work-Pabl Lawrence.
Prelate--C A. Minehali
Keeper Of Records and Seal Berlie Moore.
Master Of ExcheqneF-- Henry Lindemann.
Master at Arms--Glarenee Webb.
Inner Guards. b. Iiilis.
Outer Guard-W. W Wigginton.
Trustee for three years--H. P. Proctor. Jr.
Continued on page So
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-31
West Prairie Farm For Sale

Black sell, every acre pillow land,
33x60 foot basement barn, fair dwelling
house, 2 tobacco sheds, well, windmill,
2 cisterns, FIRE location and good neigh
t--s3 o~ heith @e 70
sell ScoTT SANwIcE, West Prairie.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-31
Household Effects for Sale

One golden oak china closet, iron
bedstead, mission library table, rock
ers, small stands, fruit jars and other
household goods. In excellent condi-
tion. Inquire at jewelry store or home
of ]. e. BigleY.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-31
Special Bargains on Fur Robes and
Horse Blankets
From 81 on "a 81 On q

From 50 90 to 500 discoun. on fur
robes, ard from Is to . per cert dis
count or horsc blankets; during the
month of February.
FLADFN & HFNDRICKsoN.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-31
ALEX LowRlE G. A. R. POST


Commander-H c. Gosling.
Senior Vice-A. c. Morrison.
Junior Weed. Wise
AdjutantJ. w. Gilman.
Sargeant--C. c. Brown.
Chaplain L. r. Glenn.
Quarter Master. W Brown.
Officer VI Day-O p. Hill
Officer Of GuardF Eorrell
Patriotic Instruct0r---C. = Morley.
woMAN's RELIEF CORPS
President-Sylvia G. Mork.
Senior Vice President Mary Brott.
Junior Vice President Ella Wilson.
Secretary Harrington.
Treasurer-E. Jane Ogden.
Chapain-Etta Stevens
Conductress--G ertrude Wigginton.
Assistant Conductress- Stella Weaviil.
Guard Myra Henry.
Assistant Guard Amy Hutchison.
Past Instructor Mary Thompson.
Press Correspondent Mary ID. Brown.
Col b. l--Stella Hook
Col y 2-Rose Nichols.
Col u. Esther Allen.
Col b. s-Angie Henry.
Musieian--Be Henry.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-31
THE FRATERNlTIES
HAS MANY SECRET
ORDERS
Socially and Beneficially They are a
Factor in the Life of Communi-
ty and People

Few towns the size of viroqua have
the number and yigor in secret and
fraternal orders. Fraternity moves the
world. These associa tions, too, add
much to the social up-lift of place.
The CENSOR has endeavored to OBJ
tain list of officers installed in these
orders. They are:
MASONIC ORDERS
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
Eminent Commander sherman A. Farr.
Generalissimo- willis R Colburn.
Captain General-Chsrles J. Smith
Senior Warden-John II. Chase.
Junior warden-F. N. Towner
Prelate-Charles 5. Slack.
Treasurer-Wm. T. Lindemann.
Recorder-Amun Belland,
Standard Bearer--0. G. Munson.
Sword Bearer-W D. Dyson.
warier-J. Henry Tate.
Guard-W. N. Cofiand.
CHARLOTTE Ottcson
Guard-O. E. Davis.
Sent.nel-C. L. Peterson.
ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs
Eminent High Priest-George C. Fawcett
King-otto otteson.
Scribe-A. j. Beat
Treasurer-H. p. Proctor ST.
Secretary--S. A. Farr.
Captain OF H0st-Aueust E. Smith,
Principal Sojourner-C 4. Dahl
Royal Arch captain-C. ]. Smith
M. of Sd ". W. Il. Isawton; NJ of I'd ", FP.
Nc lntosh NJ OF LIST ". G. A. Parker.
Sentinel-John r. Spelum.
BLUE LODGE
Worshipful Master--Aug f. Smith.
Senior Warden--Berlie Moore,
Junior WArden--Chas A. Parker.
Secretary--A j. Beat.
Treasurer-H. Proctor
Senior Deacon--M. p. Colburn.
Junior Deacon Geo. G.. Fawcett
Stewards-John X. Spellum and A. F. May.
Tyier--John b. SpelIum.
Trustee-H d. Williams.
EASTERN STAR
Worthy Matroh--Jeanie Colburn.
Worthy Patron--Otto Otteson.
Associate Matron-Carrie Tate.
Secretary-Mary A. Ady.
'freasurer-Alary NJ. Spelum.
Conductress--Irene Suttle.
Associate Conduetress Z Edith MinshalI.
Chaplain-Editha Lake.
Marshal-Augusts Proctor.
Organist-EfIie Johnson
Warder- Gertrude Keubler
Stars-Adah, Jessie Fawcett; Ruth. Tena viii
liams: Esther. Nellie Hazen: Martha. Rena SAM
wick: Electa. Fannie Franklin.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-31

Venerable corsul-I9. o. Mahoney.
Past Consgl--lohn Tewalt.
Worthy Adgisor-Royd Hall.
Banker Oscar Larson.
Clerk~0 +. Davis.
Eseort- iienry Graham.
Manager-Peter Hay.
Watchman-Gco. X. Ruzum.
Sentry VIM. Small
Physicians N. Surepson and r. Z. Morley.
ROYAL. NEIGHBoRs
Oracle Stella Weaqiii
Vice Oraele--Nancy Smell.
Chaucsllor--Carrie Te9ait.
Recorder Florence Perkins.
Receiver-1ary Hamilton.
Marshal-Be SnodNrass.
Assistant Marshat~Jennie Waterman.
inside Sentinel Minnie I.atta.
Outside Sentnei--flice Mullen.
Managera-Jennie Primmer. Mary Brott Rose
Nichols.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-31
Be 4 Band Booster

Some time during the next few days
you will be solicited to purchase tickets
for a series Of entertainments to be
given under the auspices Of our local
band The organization is ag expen-
sive one to maintain and it is for the
purpose of paying debts incurred of a
local nature, that the assistance is nee
essary. There will be one band concert
in the near future, in the Opera house,
another soon as weather permits in the
tabernacle, play by home talent, and
an outside attraction, possibly Mikel-
john the magician, will comprise the
course, four numbers in all Tickets
81. 90 for the four, and no extra charge
for reserved seats These entertain
ment will be arranged so as to not con-
flict with any local affair and the band
boys wish to go on record asalways be
ing connected with entertainments that
are worth the price.
AS large number of solicitors have
volunteered to assist, the tag system will
be used to designate those purchasing
ticket and avoid the annoyance of being
approached second time, also to adj
vertise the fact you are band boost
err" Kindly wear your tag in promi
nent place for few days.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-31
AT HOME WITH HIS MASTER

sAINTRD DEAN METHODIsM PASSES TO HIS LONG RE-
WARD-MORE THAN HALF CENTURY A MINISTER
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-31
HE IS STILL SELLING BARNS
Two Sales This Month-Many More
Good Bargains

Although the weather has been al
most too cold to move about, yet figu-
rafively speaking, ! have made the
dirt fly during January, having
made sale of two farms. But that is
small per cent OF whist | have on my
list in desirable properties, places that
will pay for themselves in a very few
years if properly worked and managed
shall be pleased to consdlt WITH every
person in Vernon county who may have
= piece of property for sale or exchange
or who may wish TO buy. | know 10
cations and right values and will be
pleased to serve any or all; no harm
done If we fail to get together on a
proposition. You will do well to see
me before taking other steps. Read
below of the good farm bargains now
listed with me:
Four miles from city, leo acres, well
built up and watered. $1,000.
A model farm of l60 acres, Ito under
plow, well located; in fact a hummer,
ST., 200.
All tillable $50 acres, well built, at
$l2, 600
A quarter section, go acres under
plow, good timber, rare bargain at
81, 900.
A fine home of 80 acres, just out of
city limits of Viroqua.
A splendid half-section miles out,
SIS, 600. You ought to have it.
have two quarter section farms, all
stocked and with machinery, good build
ings; owner wants to leave here ard
must sell. Be wise and take a peep at
these.
Just out of the city limits, 255 acres,
all tilIable and well built up. A real
bagain for the right person. ! recon-
mend it strongly.
A fine small farm of 81 acres for
SO 900
l also have 10-a farms and any
thing you want in the farm line, atany
price you want. on easy terms, either
stocked or without.
Get ready for spring. See JOHN E
SToLL, The Viroqua dealer who can fl
the wants.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-31
NOW THE CENTER OF WEALTH
Big Tobacco Yields Bring Many Del
lars to Prudent Growers

That more money Is paid out IL Vi
roqaa these cold winter Gays thaa shy
town Of its size in the ststg Of q ,sson-
sin, we believe, is no exaggenAl,on.
Daily scores OF farmers receive CHEEKS
for tobacco ranging from $500 &c =, 500.
To SAY that they are well repaid AID
satisfied with results OF growipg sind
the way in which it is received ~ con
tractors. is certain. NJ season has
there been so little friction among buy
er and grower as this year.
The largest money crop 70 be brought
in up to Saturday last was that de-
livered to the Eckhart warehouse by
John N. Hanson and Steiner B. jacob
son, the joint 1l-acre crop from the
Van Wagner and Arthur Rogers farms
1t weighed up in dollars 81, 405 IS. The
boys cay they sold $33. 90 in surplus
plants from their beds, bringing the
amount of their returns at 50, 1885
You can believe they are not tired of
farming or anxious to go west and bar
vest sage brush and drought.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-31

David Olson as owner and Sever Yttri
as renter, marketed their 4-acre crop,
Monday, receiving Ia and cents, or
total of $3.50 so.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-31
ODD FELLOW ORDERS

CANTON = PATRIARCH s MILITANT
Captain--H. L. Rogers. sr.
feu'epant-T o. Mork
hfsw Lewis Thompson.
Clerk--li. >. SU.eia.
Accountant John Side.
Guard-E A. WiRauowslv v.
Peket-Wiam Side
ENcAMPMENT
Chief Patriarch-J. II. Sterry.
High Priest Henry Rentz.
Senior Warden-C W. Franklin.
Junior Warden II. 2. Larson.
Scribe--H. T. Rogers, ST..
Treasurer--F. M. Miushall.
Guide--H. ]. Suttle.
Match I'd. wiganowsky, 4 Watch. W. E. Law
on.
Inside sentinel--J. F. Parker.
Outside Sentinel-N. NJ. Foster.
SUBORDINATE LODGE
Noble Grand--August y. Smith.
Vice Grand George Griffin.
Recording Secretary Miriam M. Foster.
Financial Sceretary-H, =. Rogers. Sr.
Treaaurer-H p. Larson.
Warden Thos. Weavil
Conductor-H II. Gardner.
Chaplain Geo T.. Morse
X. s. N. GA, +. May.
L. r. N. CIV. ii. Norris.
r. S. ". G. Henry N. Rentz.
f.. s. v. CIV. f. Lawton.
r. S. s. VIM. Peavy.
l. S. S.-A. T.. Perkins.
Outside Guard Irwin Henry.
Inside Guard--Wm. Peavy.
REGINA REBECcA LODGE
Noble Grand Gertrude Wigginton.
Vice Grand-SyIya Morlk.
Presiding Secretary Minnie Lind.
Financial Secretary Bertha TSuesdaIe.
Treasurer-Anna Foster.
Warden--M Maggie Wheeler.
CONDUCTOR Jennie Minshall.
Inside Gnard-Nancy Smell.
Outside Guard--NRncg Wiganowsky.
r. S. N. G Stella Weavill.
l.. S. N G.-rlista Thompson.
X. S. v. G.--Clara Glenn.
l.. S. V. G --Mable Gardner.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-31

By an unanimous decision the su-
preme court has declared the water
power law passed by the last legisla
turc unconstitutional.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-31

Albert Solverson was at Westby one
day to receive crops purchased for his
firm.
Nels E. Fortney received and shipped
several car loads OF bundle goods for the
firm of which he is the local representa-
tive, at Readstown, Soldiers Grove and
elsewhere.
Emil Erickson of Clinton. loaded his
holdings on the cars at Cashton. ship
ping here to Mcintosh at the Pretzfield
warehouse, where it will be worked up
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-31

AZ demonstrating the faith within
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-31

Sunday morning service at the Meth
odist church was given to memorial
purposes in honor of this deceased
friend and brother A large congreg-
alton was present Reverend Hartwell
aud his congregation joined as body
in the Observance. Appropriate mus
ical selections were rendered by the
double choir of the church. The mem
orial sermon was BY Pastor Barber, and
it was peculiarly BETTING the occasion.
Az demonstrating the faith within
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-31

j. Soulman of GAINESVILLE, received a
car load of tobacco at this station.
Among the crops delivered were those
of Or. F. S. fainter, about FIVE acres
that yielded nearly $500 an acre at l2A
cents, and E. j. Seim, three and half
acres, 1915 Sc an acre at Is cents C
A. Angel had two and a half acres
nearly $500. = Readstown Tribune.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-18
Gnbet Id,IedJte 0eiuolnbeit.

Ser nieoereeidIagen iii, iiebt sll.
Ies bitter an. 5ait INNER lit cine
trage 2eber Die llriade, Die oas Sp-
item nit biIioien @iften onfiilt
uelfe ober BON Or. Sings Nenen
2ebenspilen ausgeihieoen meroen
fonnen. geriudt iie. 2obt 2ebens-
freuoe Die Diiiterbeit bertreiten.
Gas geite fir Magen, 2eber uno
gsieren. 25c In allen apotbefern.
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gei einem giienhobnunfoa
in ser 9edbe Der merifaniihen Sta-
ton Ssropnotu murbe Der Sotpmo
tipfiibrer Bad 6arlner getotet mo
eer Sei5er geniamin gae8 perlett
Qebterer befinoet iif in Soipltdl
su glguas Galiemtes.
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g. ". & n. g. ga5n.

No. 1-aoufton II. 5. aafe. ~.
-. 100 nbenos
No. S-2ouiton unb Der &iifte. -.
No. 5-aiiitenitabte i.15 nad5m
Mo, 44-g3on aerrbille. niir an BoGcn,
!, tagen 1886 BORN
No. 42--Won RerrbiQe, nur Gonns
tags.. ). ;. -. 800 nadnl
9to. 46-@on 8errpiue. nur an Bo<
dentngen. :. :. $40 nnDm
30. 3 aoliton uno Der aiite. $.
!. 49,. :. -. $3.50 BORN
30. 4-5ouiton ,lno Der Riifte.. ....
so. e-aiiitenfidots. ...a:1o .si s nadn
SO. 4s-gsa6 aerrbine, n,ir an Msos
dentaaen. .4.45 nahm
no. 41-s}ad aerroilie, nur Conn.
NO. 1aRs 1as.ssa5 asrroills, nas s'su an sssn Soa
W, S. & g. u. (SauptA2inie.)
NnflnIt-
SO. 9-gom Often. .7:15 BORN
$40. 7-8pn. Often. -. $3.50 nd1m
SO 10-gl Haio II. @eiten. 8. 80 nadm
go. 8-Won 81 Raio.. lob BORN
Mbfnbrr
SO. 9--Nad gI Yaio unb Beiten. +.
$50 bornn
SO. 7--Ma6 Ct gaio nnb Weiten. I.
$3.50 abenbS
SO. 10-Na1 s. Often. 1920 abenbs
SO. 8-gah benz Often. 11:15 BORN
gictoria Sibiiipn, 9. $. & g. q.
Mnflinf.
SO. 301-guero, Wictoria. 800 abenbs
.............. .7.45 rnor9
SO. 303s313-guero, Gietoria. .....
lad aDenoS
Gbfahrt-
$40. 802-gmero. gictoria. .7:30 BORN
SO. 304s3t4-guero. 8ictoria ...
1880 abenDS
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anfllnft
SO. 241 - @on 9ouiton. .7.3O bornt
Ro 7-@on 9allas mHo Sort 8ortb
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No 15-2ofaI bonn Norben. 40 nadm
So 9-@on 8anias gitp. ct. 2oilis uno
gbicngo $50 abellos
Mbfabrt
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Snitbpille ........ 800 bonn
SO. 10-Rab ct 2ouis, 9onias gitp
linb Chicago 800 BORN
go. 8-gad) Sort Bortb nno Dallns
$50 abeIbs
SO. 206-0ab ct 2ouis nno 9anias
9th 900 abenos
9ao. 242-Nadj 9oulton ..10.15 abenss
The Washington times., 1912-12-26
Y. W. c. A. GIRLS TO
GIVE PARTY TONIGHT
Unnamed Friend Gives Check for
$25 to Provide for Campfire
Entertainment.

Jhrough the generosity Of An un-
0Azned person. an elaborate party will
- given this evening for the Camp
0ss Girls Of the Y. W. c. A. Thirty
young women will be entertained. each
bs1nging her own male escort. A check
tor rs from the unnamed donor will
~ spent on refreshments and dscora-
tens.
Mattresses, cooks and other atten-
1ants at the Y. w. c. A. headquarters,
q S36 r street. and the cafeteria. S26 Il
ton held Christmas day at headQuar.
teTS. Stockings were hung before the
0replace.
The secretaries tea, an annual event.
TIE departure for her home In Syra-
eu0s OF the general secretary, Miss
Florence Brown, who will be gone un-
~ the day after New Year.