Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-11-17

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Hazen.
judiciary Supervisors Baglien, Dorner and C.
Poor and Insane-supervsors Eastman. Hamil.
ton and Haskell
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brye. Marshall. Full.
Printing--SupervisOrs Stevens. ZietlOw and
County Highway Commissioners Accounts
Supervisors Dolen. Thompson and Carter.
The board and county officers were
guests of the editor of the CENSOR at
a theatre party in the new pay house
on Friday night.
An official visit of inspection and
compliment was made by the entire
board st the county training school on
Monday afternoon.
| A. d. Helgeson and B /. Bailey, ex
memners Of the county board, autoed
over from HilisborO. yesterday, TO greet
old associates ard join in the official
froliI Of last evening
/ In membership service. spoken Of
/ last week, the CENSOR did not give
ertd d. to Chairman hauch OF Union the
full need 70 which he is entitled. He
has served Asteen sessions at different
( times
The customary smoksr and enter
tainment given the board as compliment
/ from county officials was held at Run
\ ning's bali last evening and il was a
very happy comminghug of good fellows
ard co-workers Refreshments, cards
and good cheer filled up the evening
Complete membership of the county
training school RECALLED the party with
ehoruses, after which Senator Bennett
gave the school party complimentary
treat at the 0ptimo
Chairman Emil Erickson, the new
member from Whitestown, had unusual
occasion for putting up the cigars to
his associates on the board. He was
hastily summoned home On Wednesday.
Soon after arriving he welcomed the
seventh daughter, making him fam
lily of ten, and the members aver that
he yet has great possibilities, being
still a comparatively young man.
That was a handsome compliment the
board paid Col c. E. Morley, many
years member, and a late chairman
of the body. remembering him in reso-
buttons on his seventy second anniver-
sary, last Friday. Also with flowers
end shower of postal greetings
From his sick couch Col Morley ex-
pressed appreciation for the thoughtful
remembrances and personal calls from
members of the board
Cant you tell the truth" was the
pointed thrust put at the CENSOR man
when he entered the session on Thurs
day morning. All because he guessed
wrong on the age of members. In
stead of Mr.. Baglien being eldest mem.
Der of the body Jimmy" Marshall of
LaFargs has that distinction, while
Chairman Nick Dorschied of Webster
has the distinction of being the young
est member, instead of Albert Granke
Mr. Dorschied, ''the kid" is thirty
five years young. Mr.. Marshall is 70,
and has lived in the county since the
days when Indians were as numerous
as trout in the streams.
The annual visitations of inspection
were made to the asylum and aims
house on Wednesday and Thursday and
members found the two institutions and
general surroundings really ideal, with
little in betterments to suggest and
much to commend from year to year
At the aims house the new thing that
attracted attention was the purchase
Of Holstein thoroughbred cattle pro-
vided for by the last board. A number
of premium cows were shown, the most
expensive being one COW, $500. To
this animal daughter was born while
the county fathers were at the place,
and Superintendent Powell says he has
9 customer for the calf at $3.50.
The board will probably conclude its
labors on Saturday morning, the usual
time.