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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

leil iibt er bic SdeintbGtigfeit OurH-
ans nit 9epuBtiein aus unO tritt
6icrOur6 bereits al 0ie ShmeQe ser
Glmit, etpa Der eineS SGouipieIcrS,
0enu 0oB arnit lutO Spiel olf'S
Gngite miteinanOer 5uionmeu ban.
gelL oas 6elagcn idon iniere @ortc
p96ouipicI" ualdoicripicl"
8eim crlpohienen Gbier ic6cn mir
9ctbdti0ingen, Die an bic almit oeS
Mcnlden crinneru, ouiIreten ipenn
bic 2iebc III icin Scr5 cin5iebt. ltnS
olld) unicrc &lmit ninmt jaNmit Dor
liebe oie 2iebe 3um 3iel ibrer Carr
litelling. 60 ipreden mir ail6 bonn
SiebesIieo Des gogels, bonn 2iebes-
tan5 oeS gluer- lno 9irf6a6ues.
9lber lit 2iebe aud Der pirflibe 9e-
peggumO fir iol6en @eiang imS
Eon8, min Ser &ogel Oitrd feline
aiinitc iein g9ei6Gen 6e5ou6ern2 9c-
obahtcu mir iein @e6oren genait 10
miiiien mir BON oieIer g(niidbt o6fonl-
men. @enn scr Gogcl nit ieinen
@eimg iein @ei6den crfreueu poll-
to- 10 miiBte cr ood oeiicn 9}G6e oilf-
lucbcn che CT iein 2ie0 onltimnt.
'CdS lit abcr Hi6t Der Sal. Sod
o6en bon Der SpiBe Der Gonnc ldBt
oie IroHel i6re G6nc eri6aQcn, fcin
@ei66en lit in ser 9lG6e, MIR aus
Ser 5erne anhDorten anoere 9Pdnn-
den. Gs lit ia on4 befannt, 0oB scr
Stn6enpogcI nidlt itdrfcr iingt, mcnn
man ibh ein @eib9en beigeIcllt,
ionOcrn io9ar meiitcns Oann oon5
altfb0rt. Gbenio bat oie @fou6cnnc
feinen 9lid fir Oas 9}oo oes Su6ncs,
Die Sdon6eit oes bunten S6peifes
ergrciit iic offenbar ni1t i'm niitoc-
item. @enn Der glilerba6n bol5t iino
oie @ci6den meiitenS fern, dltd5 sic
8ritbd6ne ton5en ni6t Dor Sen Scu-
men, ionoern Dor anoeren S16nen,
Cams imo aampf ne1ieln bier I'M.
merfort miteiualoer a6.
Gos aGes muB ltnS 5u ser glniidi
6rirgen oaB Oie ngeuer6linosfiins
ite" Der W}dnnden nibt oui 0oS
@ei66en iouOerr ouf oos ciqene SC
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on5eigen lmO oaOur1 onOere o66ol-
ten, iidb Dem @ei6heu ieines @e6iets
I gu nd6errt oenn ga sic D1Gnn6cn
/ i'm 86ierrei6e in Ser l1e6ersa6[ iin0,
gi6t es immer SunggeieQen oie oui
9(6enteuer aiisgebeu. G6enio ioQ ole
9ol5 oes gluerbabnes Wfit6euer6er
a6idreder gtub ser Sirid Idbreit
nidntig III ocn g8alo 6ineif Inn 3u
marncn, in ieincr 91G6e 2ie6esa6en.
tener 81 iltc6eu, iuo mander 0leben.
6u6ler 3iebt ii6 iden 8uriid, penn
er Die Stimnie Des @eipoltigen bort
ooer oas nl1dtige @eneib 0es Sed.
5e6neuoers ii6er Sic 9iiIbc bernbui.
fen iie6t SD babe ale Oerortiqen
griHeinlIigcn inter 0en gcqriffe
uGinicbii9teriingS g(usleic" 5iiiom.
iitetgefdBt llno III Der Q6ot mir
fonnen ms poritellen ooB inner ole
Widnndeit bic Die 9lebenbii6Icr ourd
wiloen arieestar3, peit6inihollenoc
Stiifnic ooer aiiffanenoe @afieu
eiuidiidterlt onl e6eitpn lit Bette
oer gsei0Aen blie6eit sic meiiieu
Nitnnpit i,t Nie 0Qnlf 5pbnn fnunfpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

Bonn llnioeriitdts 9srofeiior
Gonro6 @iiut9er.

Eic aiuit oes @teniden Bat iid5 8u
eineni inoHtigeii 9dnm entpidelt
nit Itarfem Stonm imo itn5dbligeu
gIeiicn lmO 3meigen, bon 0enen iibe.
aa ,yriidlte berab6dngcL iuGbrenO oie
ean3c Grone BON einem D1eere bon
@liitben 6coedt 1T. 9liit6en uno
5riidte ba6en eeipe6ielt lporen balls
rei1er an S90n6eit lnO 3abl, balo
0ruer, bernorge6rad)t, ober bat tic
Scr Baum i6on ieit ocn dlteiteu Sci.
ten gor 5000 Sa6ref, 81 ser 8eit,
BON scr sic eritrn llrfunOen Der. 6je'
id)idbte 6crihteiL ga6 es IN 9leggpteu
cine 9oAentlpidelte Sunit BON Der
Die eon3e ipdtere Gpodc oes 'B1ara.
ouenreiCbeS aelctnt Dat Sd logan
S}e0ntoiiieu0e. pielleitbt Sunoerttaus
ieli0c BON Syobrei iriiBer trefieu tpir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
llniere Ebeater.
nNor0'8 0pernboM8.n

6lotop's o91artba" imO @ounoOS
n6amt~ fofnmen pd6renO ser Orit.
ten @aiiipieI @ode ser gl6orn
eronO Opera Company in n5orOs
Gpern6ous SIR gllffiibrlmg, imO
3lpar 0lRart6o~ u66reno Der erIten
iino uSouit" pdbrepo ser Iesteu
&dlitc Scr @ode. Gi6en Goitles im0
SeIct Dlorria t6eileu iidj in Die Goae
ser SaoD Sorriet Gur6om in DWior-
tba~ m16renO 9tancp a6tueHielnO
BON Soune Ser6ert imO Marie2ouiie
Biaeers geiungeu miro. Ser eroBe
Gbor tno oas perItdrfte Srdeiter
inter 2eitlng oes iponiiden Grit
aenten Sgnacio Del Goitillo unteritii-
ten pie iiblih, 0ie gluffii6rung. Wia-
tinee's rperoeu am 9Rittpod uno
Samitog itattiinOen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

ten ipie iiblih, oie gluffiibrung. Wla-
tinee's peroeu am Niittpod lno
Samitog itattiinocn
a9tfoocmie."
Tic @oIi 9rnppe 6riuet pa6rcno
ser ionnen0en ggo6e oos Stiid
.Nutcait~ bon Subert SenrD 0abieS
anr 9hifiiibrlng. @ie Is beiBt IoG
oos Stiid cine beiouOerc glu5ie6nugs-
frnit ouf Gin peibIibcs &ublitim be.
iiscn uno oiirite il 6olge oeiieu III
Baltimore cinen DnrhidIogenoeu Gr-
folg crringen 6lottes Spiel imO ge.
id6idte @eieBung scr 0loIlen mel9e
3tH Ebeil uibt uner6ebIide 9lufor-
oerungen an ibreSnbo6er ODER SSn-
6oberinnen iteaen, tragen gum ourh.
ihlaaenoen @rfols oes Stiides bel.
,,@larbIano Gbeater."
Genrietto GroBman biloet moreen
Die Star 9Ittrattion I'M nWiarDlanO-
9beatcr" Sie erideint in ser neuen
Gpmooie gGouiin Gleanor,~ Oie bon
Sroncis 92oroItrom DerfoBt uuroe.
&m Hod, Ser bier gut befonnt it,
bat nit einem neuen goleeen in
sSraHccs g9bite in ieinen dorafteri-
iiiihcn Gdn8en Gle troten 5ulebt
nit groBent Grfolge inn GoIoce S6ea-
ter in Reu Yorf olf 9lIan groofs
& SO fiibren einen Sdmonf nuf Der
oie 9obmusfeln Ser 3uidauer in ite-
tiger 8etpeglrng 6dlt. Die anoereu
aiiuitler auf sem Grogrontne lino
g9iGie g9eiton nit ieiuen G6orofter.
@eidHgen sic Sit Suu6ling Ie-
mons Sad uno aittD Gemoco, 81
@ourfc uno @oloes 0Ibe Slpeet
@ingers~ ioipie peridieoene ouoere.
Ier ainenatoarapb 3cigt sic ueue-
iteH gIlfua6men bonn ariegsibou-
plabe
u&ipp bronze"
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criQnieQiten ilno omiiianteiien nllii
faliiden aom0oien, iUelde ia ouf Der
@ouoeoiIlc @ii6ne oufgefii6rt pur.
0el ipiro mabreno ser morgen be.
aiuuen0eu ISOLDE oie Soupt.attrof-
iion Oes oSippoorone S6eoters"
biIoon. 1ie aomooie ipielt In elmer
g(potbefe umo Sumor nno Ton5 fiu-
0cu in Sad SoQen uno 9iQ Sun.
ning6an Iolpte iehS rei3enoen @ldO-
den ii6eraus gehmgene Snterpreten
Gin politii6eS Groma, 6etitelt oG6e
,5igbter ono t6c 9oB, reibt lid Der
Dorcriua9nten aonooic an sic Seitc
uno ldBt Gieieuigcn iuclc6e ein ern-
Itcs, podenOes S6ouitiif 81 ie6eu
piinibeu auf i6re Soften fonmen.
Ios .@rlno aranler Grio@ an Oen
fIiegenoen &ingen lit cine nidbt min.
Oer ie6enspert6e ganncr OeS Ero.
granmeS, wslMes ourh nod me6-
rere on0ere quite glfte, Iolpic oic eiu-
Baartigeu Charlie Chaplin 5ilmS
0iosmal bciotoers obipcdslingsreit6
snIanueugcitclt lit. Sine crit fiir5.
lidl nlialirte Gis S{ii6lnnlage no6t
oas .Sippoorome Gbcater" 81 ei.
nenl ser fiiGliten S6eater Scr Staot
nuo einen ser ongcnebmitcn shii.
ant6aIisorte md6rcno Der 6ciBen Ylo.
note.
o@ oDetD & scatter"
Olit elmer feiheu 9ulesfe eridei-
nen Die u0tsbief @1afers" i'm Sop
eth 96eotcr~ Die @oriteaung be.
iiebt aus 5pei glften. Ser erite lit
betitelt a&otel Io'em 5000" unO
ser 3ipeite reprdientirt cine Scere
oiif oer @eltausitellimg in Gan
sSrausisco Die bier gut 6etonnten
&nla Sula 9Gli5erinuen ons
Nlo6a 8rpiatn9spoor, biloen Die
SouptottraFtion Gic beionoers
bcrDortrctenoen SpicIer iino Gelir
MuI6, George @rennot glrt6ur Can.
ming, SorrD Stratton, Gonp Mebb,
Dlo6el Glorfc ino Claire 8ogarous
Ole Grippe beIteht ieruer aus eineut
20f0pfiecn Y}dohenhor.
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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12

John Stoll has handled some deals
the past week that almost verge on
high finance. if we we're to use the
Language of the politicians who make a
living by the sweat of their mouths He
came into possession by Purchase of
the big improved 276-acre Waite farm
north of Ontsrio. including live stock
and equipment, making deal of S25,-
900. lie secured the farm from j. j.
Kanable, letting him have in part ex-
change n residence property in Viola
and GO acre farm near Readstown.
MIR. Stoll consummated the big deal
between John Side and M. S Hiles,
wherein Mr. Side exchanges kIs bust
ness block and stock for NJ. Hiles'
$50 acre West Prairie farm.
When you want anything DONE
don't hesitate to tell Stoli and he will
be at your command.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12
An Fxpression Of Appreciation

For long series of years | have en-
joyed public patronage and confidence.
For these and the good will of my
friends am sincerely appreciative, and
now that have disposed of my bust
ness and am TO retire. desire to make
this public acknowledgment. | also
hope that my customers will extend to
my successor, Mr.. Hiles, liberal pat
ronage. All unsettled accounts | need
and am anxious to have paid at the
earliest day possible. Please don't de-
lay your call to adjust your account,
and greatly oblige.
Sincerely and truly,
JOHN SIDE.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12
EASTERN LAND MARK BURNED
ConfIagration Excites Afflicted Wo-
man. Causing Death

Mr.. A. T. Jordan sends the CENSOR
the following from Stark town: ION
Friday evening last, about seven o'clock,
while Willard Hopkins was in his hay
loft throwing down feed for HE cows,
he heard noise below and almost in
stantly smoke was ascending the hay
chute. On hurrying down he found
everything on fire in the vicinity of the
lantern. With steady nerve be sue
ceeded in cutting the ropes and getting
all the stock out except one calf, which
was burned alive. The building was
entirely consumed with about 200 bu-
shells of oats and several tons of hay,
besides harness and number of small
tools stored and in use. The property
was partially insured in Stark mutual,
and adjusters were on the ground next
day.
As soon as Mr.. Hopkins had done all
he could for the stock and neighbcrs
were on the scene, he thought of his
wife, who was a sufferer from chronic
heart trouble, but the good woman had
collapsed With the help of kindneigh
1ors all was done that could De sid
medical aid had been called by tele
phone and came By car as soon az pos
sibie. She quietly passed away before
it arrived Deceased was about sixty
years of age; one Of the pioneers Of
this locality. having come here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson
Shumate, about fifty years ago She
was kind. quiet home woman; leaves
two daughters. an aged mother. several
brothers and sisters and a number of
Grandchildren
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12
Society Equity County Convention

A county convention of the American
Society of Equity for Vernon county
will be held &C the court house in the
city Of virogua, January %, at 10 m.
for the purpose of electing officers and
transacting any other business that
may come before il. All locals are re
quested to elect delegates to said con
vention and all members and the pub
lie generally are cordially invited to be
present A prominent speaker from
the state will be engaged to address the
convention DO. MAHoNEY. President.
ANDREW URNEss, Secretary
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12
SOME BIG ONES IN JEFFERSON
Tax Payers of the Town Who Con-
tribute Above $1,000

The CENSOR is under obligations to
Treasurer John c. Thompson of Jeffer-
son for the subjained list of tax payers
who contribute $50 and upward to the
tax burden of that town. The amount
of state tax levied against Jefferson is
$3SS.9S less than a year ago. The
amount of state tax in the county is
s., 500 less than year ago, and people
should give Governor Philip and his
administration due credit. Following
are those who pay more than $50:
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12
An Eye.Opener

Do you want to get all your money
fair comparison? Then buy a Caloric
pipelese furnace.
First: Caloric pipeless furnace will
cost less than pipe furnace.
Second: Caloric pipeless furnace
will burn less and give more heat than
pipe furnace.
Third: Caloric pipeless furnace will
not fill your basement with pipes.
Fourth: Caloric pipeless furnaes
will not heat your basement.
Fifth: Caloric pipeless furnace will
give YOU heat when you want it.
Sixth: Csloric pipeless furnaces are
guaranteed by the Kuebler Hardware
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12
s;Ias claims the Senoritv

Merchant Nj Steenberg and wife of
Retreat, enjoyed a visit during holiday
week from the latter's parents, Silas
Foster and wife of Viroqua. Mr.. Fos-
ter enjoys the distinction of being the
oldest living native son of the county
seat now a resident of the city. He
was born there 65 years ago and de
clares ne expects to end his days right
there in bis comfortable Viroqua home.
-DeSoto Argus
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12
Annual Creamery Meeting

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ stockholders u the Viroqus Creamery Com
pany will meet in the city Of YirOqua on Tuesday.
January Is, 1916 at 0g 3. 10. in the Opera House.
for the purpose Of receiving the annual report
and checks for one-G Of the amount paid on
the creamery IN 1914 according 70 q resolution
rssased al the special meeting February % 1915.
Also 70 elect two directors in place Of Chris EIef-
son and L. H. Thompson whose terms expire on
that date and to transact such other business as
may e0nus before the meeting, it Is desired that
all sto, khoiaers be present
Dased January IA 1915
CHRIS ELLEssoE. Secretary md Treasurer.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12
WAR HORSES WANTED

H. E. Light, the old reliable
horsebuyer, will be in VIROQUA,
MONDAY, JANUARY II. VIO-
LA the 18th, and in SOLDIERS
GROVE until noon of the 10Th.
He wants to buy horses and
mares for war purposes and for
New York and Philadelphia mar
kets. They must be from 4 to 9
years old, weighing from 100 to
1900 pounds. He will pay the
top-notch prices for your good
animals. Bring them in.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12
Auction Sale

Having sold my farm, |. the under
signed. will sell at public auction on
nv farm in town Of yiroqua, about
three miles northwest of VirOqua, near
the Joseph Buchanan farm, on Satur-
day, January IS, 1916, at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon. all personal property.
Free lunch at noon. Andrew HOMELAND,
Auctioneer. Hugh Buchanan, Clerk.
THOMAS JOHNSON.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12
NOT a EnII House Yer

Bekkedal tobacco warehouse opened
on Monday with about fifty workers,
one half crew. Others will soon join
the force.
Bundle tobacco has been steadily
coming for several days. Most grow
ers are busy stripping their CROPS.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12
I Want Quick Settlement

Having disposed or my shop for the
purpose Of moving away, | am asking
an immediate settlement with all per-
SONS owing me for blacksmithing or
otherwise IL is necessary that this
be done without delay so that | may
avoid placing accounts in the hands of
q collector. A. Z. PERKINS.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12
Next shipping Day

On Friday, January l4.will be the
next day the Lacrosse packing plant
will receive stock for shipment at the
Southeastern yards. Phone 4l5l.
Win take in stock every week on
Friday hereafter. TOILET HETLAND.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12
Auction Sale

Gustav Jensen, five miles west of
Springville, on the Ed. Eilefson farm.
will sell live stock, farm machinery,
grain. feed. household goods, on Janu
arv Is. nneninR at one o'clock.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12

| am paying the highest market price
for furs and hides; will call for them or
buy at my residence. Also buy junk /;
cent a pound for rags, cents for rub
Der, So per ton for iron. SAM GROSS.
North Main street, Viroqua.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12
Dissolution and Notice to Pay Up

The firm of Rogerson & Dahl having
retired from business as a firm, take
this opportunity to thank the people
who have been our customers for their
liberal patronage All book accounts
and notes should be- paid at once.
RocERg0N a. DAM
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12
THEY PUT US ON THE MAP
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS WIN Ma
TIONAL CORN CONTEST
Gold and Silver Cups and Cash Priz-
es Won-Two Succeed at
the State Fair

Boys from the agricultural deDart.
ment OF the Viroqua high school won
SIS worth of gold and silver cups at
the national corn show held at st Paul
during the month of December This
show was given by the bankers of the
northwest and conducted by the First
National Bank of St. Paul, of which
James J Hill is a director. 1t was one
of the largest exhibits of the kind ev-
er held
Theodore Stevens won first prize and
the $50 gold cup, while Alba Groves
won second and the silver cup. The
boys had strong competition from vari-
Gus counties of Wisconsin and deserve
much credit in winning these prizes.
The winner Of first prize used Wiscon-
sin No II. or Golden Glow SEED, that
was grown on the Viroqua high school
breeding plots.
Clair Morrison and Clarence Sherry
also won $40 in prize money at the
Wisconsin state fair, held at Milwau-
kee. for the best records kept of an
acre of corn The winning of these
prizes helps put Vernon county on the
map and is the result of summer work
in agriculture carried on by VirOqua
high school and stimulous of the corn
contests given under auspices of the
county agricultural society at the an
nual fairs.
The winners Of the cup prizes are
under eighteen years old. Theodore
Stevens is a son of Chairman Thomas
Stevens of Viroqua town, Alba Groves
is a son of William Groves of this city.
Think Cost of State Gov. Too High
Senator Bennett was in Milwaukee
to attend meeting of the joint legis-
lative drainage committee, of which
he is a member. This committee is to
make investigation and report bill
to the next legislature covering the
subject of drainage in Wisconsin.
While in the metropolis Senator Ben
nett, TO newspaper reporter, expressed
the conviction that the taxation issue
will be the subject uppermost in the
minds of Wisconsin voters IN the next
primary campaign and election. Mr..
Bennett voted agains. more needless
taxation bills than any member of the
last legislature. In his late brief in
terview Senator Bennett said:
THE farmers are still talking on
the taxation question, said Senator
Bennett, land they seem very firmly
convinced that the government of the
state of Wisconsin is costing too much
money and that the expenses should
be lessened. They seem TO think, too.
that Gov. Philip made definite and
decided effort to reduce the expenses
of the state but that he was blocked
by the efforts OF certain members OF
the Legislature and they are holding
the wing Of the Republican party
which blocked the proposed legislation
of the governor responsible for the
noncarrying out of the Philip policiea
in their entirety"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12
rARM. srocK ANp paIRY Jors

w w. Powell. Genoa: II did a splen-
dij swine business in our county the
past fall, and ! appreciate the aid CEN
soR advertising accomplished for me.
Increased patronage ard other things
made it necessary for the Esofea cream
cry company to take out the old and
install larger capacity boiler TO oper.
ate the plant.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12
Special Goods Sale at
Oison's Ten Cent Store

Oison's Ten Cent Store
Mems SOC work jackets. ...... 80
Mems 81. 50 and Sl.00 caps. ...,......S0
Mems Soc suspenders. ................l 10
BOYS So leather mittens. .,.... 10
Boys doc work shirts ..........4....10
Children's rs soc sweaters. .,..... 10
soc horse hide razor strops ~ $50. 10
Winchester loaded shells (black pow
der) per box OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. So
Winchester loaded shells smokeless
per box ..............-... 1880. 40
81 Is bald eagle double bit axes. 20
Still have plenty of tobacco Irvine for
sale.
Some of the above goods are not car
ried in our regular line and priced to
move them quick.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12

The CENSOR will be pleased to have
all town and village lreasurers furnish
it with smaller list at an early day.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12
Can Resi- Serve You Now

/ am prepared to oil harness at ST.
per set. Have it done now before the
spring work opens.
L. U. FAVOR, Viroqua.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12
STAI.IIoN nWNFRs ATTENTInNl

STALLION OWNERS ATTENTION.
The enrolment certificates of all pu b.
lie service stations used in Wisconsin
expire January l. 1916, and according
to legislative action, have to be renew
ed on or before April LIST.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12
fAFENotlo
Management exp 81, ls4 A.. paid Sl.0lisl
Policy fee Withheld s32 10
Reeommendati0ns Ior iced GrInder

We, the undersigned farmers, have
had grinding done by Fred Zitzner, IRIS
Howell No I'D roller feed mill, and
consider 1t good machine, and We are
well pleased with the work it does
Signed by r. N JOHNSON
J N SANwIcX
OSCAR HOLLAND
l. HENDERSON
yiroqua, Wis December II, 1915
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12

Esofea, like some of the other coun-
try schools, was unable to open at the
usual time following holidays. Sick
ness on part of teachers and many pu-
nils the cause.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12

Mr. and Mrs. TOrger Moen of Coon
town, celebrated their sixtieth wedding
anniversary January 4. They are high
~ respected, old-time residents OF the
county
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12

We are well satisfied with the No. I'D
Howell roller feed grinder purchased
of Chas s. Slack & Co, and recon-
mend those wishing an up-to date grind
er to try a Howell roller mill
Signed by ED. ZiTZNER
FRED ZITZNER, JR.
Viroqua, Wis December II, 1915.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12

A good fellowship banquet was given
by the Westby village council in honor
of the newly completed municipal i'm
provements- city hall. library, electric
light and power plant.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12
LIVELY BUSINESS KITING
RAPID FIRE CHANGES IN MER.
CAMILLE FIRMS
New Year Brings Four Swaps in Cir
cle-OId Ones Retire. New Blood
Takes Their Places

Following closely the sale by N. E.
Fortney of his grocery store stock to
Y. j. tJosne came announcement of
three otner changes in the city.
Probably the most extensive of these
is the exchange by John Side of his
corner brick business block, big stock
of tl0nr, feed and seeds and grocery
and other mercantile interests Co M /
comb S Hlles for his improved $50
acre farm, including live stock, machi
merry and other equipment. The place
is IN Sterling town, mile or more north
OF DIR. Cbristianson farm. MIR. Side
has been In trade here for better than
twenty years He exnects to oversee
his farm affairs Mr. Hiles has moved
here and entered upon his new work.
After an active and successful BUSH
ness career in Viroqus covering dozen
years, MIR K W. Rogerson disposed of
his interest in the mercantile firm of
Rogerson & Dahl TO MIR Adolph T.
Surenson. the style of the new firm to
be Surenson & Dshl
In turn Mr.. Surenson disposed of his
exclusive grocery stock and business to
Henry johnson and jens Vigdahl, two
active young men who have for some
years been statesmen IN the store of G.
II Ostrem
Ben Brown has sold his moving pic.
ture equipment in the new theatre to
Nels SolVerson, who will manage it.
While the CENSOR regrets the retire.
ment from our business circles of the
gentlemen who step out, it knows the
new propTietors are welcomed by the
public glad hand.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12

Westby Times reports Hans NJ. Ru-
die very low after operation in a La
Crosse hospital Mr. Rude died. He
was about as years old; q man of strong
personality and intellect. His untimely
taking off will be sincerely mourned by
a host of friends