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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-29
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gi5cpralioent gl1ib BON Ser s., 81.
4 st. g. miro inn 11ad)lten Mlonat
IN gegleitung elmer sln5abl bpber
geonltel1 Ser Chicago, Milfpaufee
1lro st. Naltl gobngeielidaft in
Iaoenport eintreffen, INN bie 8erbel=
1erltngel1 OH Ser 9eoee SIT beiidtigen
ltno ilber Die @lane sur gn%tfernl1ng
Der Hangirgeleiie llnO sur grridtung
zines Union gabnbofs 5l1 fonferiren.
giirgerlneilter 9llfreo 6. Ml,eler
%ltattete Der Office Der Gbicogp, Mil=
mallfee u1lo ct. SAUL 8obrgeiea=
lbaft bei leillen fiir5lid)el1 @uTent=
balte in Gbicoao einen gaiud ab uro
erlangte ill elmer perlonlid)en l1nter=
reoltng INIT Serrn 8ltib BON oielem
Die 3lllage elmer Snipeftionstorlr
na6 Gapenport.
gei ben Elal1en 6al1oelt es lih Inn
Die gl1tfernllng aller &%angirgeleile
am JlllBllfer lu1o an Ser 1ront Str,
INN Dos Senfen Ser @allptgeleile
ourb elnen Iualnel inter sic Megie=
rl%1ngsbriicfe ullo idlieBlid) linn sic
grrld1tllllg zines 5%entral geleeenen
Sauptbabnbofes. Sic 2eDee aom-
mlllton bat lid) NIT oielen 9lallen leit
mebrere1 So6ren beld)aftist uno lit
nit Den 8a6rlbeonlten in itetigem
ldriftlid]en Gcrfebr gemeier. Steer
crit nltlerem giirgernleilter Mlfre0
Y. Wlleler blieb es porbebaltel1, cine
beltinnmte 3llla9e Ser @eamten, bal,
ne DIE ASlane IN e%rnit6afte grlpaglr1g
|5leben lpiiroell, 5lt erlangell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-29
@~Olfs5eituns in @o6 SslanO se9t
et1t. Z

Iie ieit 0em Sabre 1875 crldei-
nenoe Mod Sslalro- Mepline Golfs.
3eitnng miro an1 /. Iebrl1ar, allo
naditen Dienstag, eingeben. Die
3eltung Datte in Oem i'm Sabre 1856
in 9fof Sslan0 g~egriinbeten @oIfs-
blatt nno Ser gbronif oes @eltens
8organgerinnen. @or 5mei Sabren
apuroe oas @Iatt bon Ser Soma Ste.
form gefauft. Die @olfs- 3eitl1nq
erld)ien 5tpeimal in Der @ode. SET
ibrer @riinollng tbat iie 5ablreid)e 81.
gentbiimer, @eidaftsfiibrer llno Ste.
o%afteurc gebabt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-29
@efabr bcs Sudnuaiiers bpriibcr.

Gle @efabr 0es &odppaIiers cling
aeIter1r porii6er, nad)Oem gepaltiee
Gismaiien, meld)e on 9eterien's SIT
lel leit mebreren Iagen Ben Jl1B=
ltal1o battet a%nidypellen ~lalielr, bar
item lt1to als Iretbeis Ben Strom bin=
lmtergefiibrt ml1roen. Ser 5lllbltauo
in Davenport betrltg 9eIterll Moraell
ia SUB, ut Clinton 80 1llro in
Wnscatine 1919 6ltb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-29
80 Sage stciucflupfcn.

Der p~orgeitern III Hod Sslano per-
baftete lllO llad) Davenport altsgelie-
farte Nc9er Gen Gbornas bon Iapen=
port mlrOe gelterir Morgen bon go
li5eirid)ter 2ol1is s. @oooepig 51 80
Sagen @efangniB 1pegelt &orperper=
lctnng perllrtbeilt. Sbomas mltrbe
idplloig b%efltnocl1, eilten Mallegenoi-
len Nar1ens Charles Meeo nit eiltenl
@emebrfplben iiber Ben NegerldG=
Del geld]lugell SIT Sba6ell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-29
8arstoje=sirlo.
Ses 8intcranart.cr beg 3arcn pu,t
Mu6lanh.

81 s1uEatbalt iii Der Hront
ldcint benz Gelb{tberrIner offer Meus
Ten, !-1bbem CT jebt ibr Dberbe=
feblshaber 1T, ldpn bcim Mnbrttb
Der folten Sage I'M Mpbember unaes
miitlid seporoen gu fein. Noh ben
3ci!ungea bot er gnbe Npbelnber
Iein Winterquartier be3ogen, llnb
8ipar in leiner fnnitigen Spmmerre=
lisen5 3arstoiez5 1elo: 3atenoorf.
9as liegt, tpie potsbala su Berlin.
ettpa 20 &i(ometer iiibme{ilib bon
petersburg, auf etnem siemli9 bii=
Geligen Serroin. &otharino L., Ger
peter Der @rpBe bos 0prpert @aart
I6enfte, ipp ie in oller @tiue, INN
Den Gemahl gu iibsrraf9en. cine
2anbpilla erbouen lieb, ion er de-
griinoet tobetl. SSn Der Set Gli:
iabeths purbe bann Der prarttpple
&ieienpafait getaut ur,b nit 1o(bein
2urus auSgeitattet, bab bic Raiiez
rim, als lie einen !9Dfling fragte.
lpas mad ieiner Meinung an Benz
@aluite no9 feble, Die Nntpprt err
belt: rgin 5utteral, ben pola1t au
l6ilben." Sur @ergolbung bes
SadeS allein nurpen 81 pub (ein
plib 1T etlpa 1917 ailog.amm Duz
tatengolo %periponbt. Inter &atbu=
rinn III. ipllrbe Der @runoNein au
benz streiten Baloit III 3orsfoie=
sielp, Sem Meranberzpaloi De-
leet.
geibe gdl6Her iinb nit elmer
aoHGarfeit pbnegletden ausgsitattet.
81 ben beriitmter @ebensipiiroia=
teiten seb0ren Der Spteseliaal, be1=
fen @pisgelpdnbe cine Ion1t MIR
genos errethte @r9be baben, oas
Gerntein3immer, bos 2poner 53ims
lner, Dos toitbare 5eibentopeten unb
Elm portal ous perlmitter bat, bas
9lneiii9e 3immer nit. 9ineffden
&artons unb mberen aliatiiden
8pHbarteiten. SIM Sabre 1920 bra9
III Dem paloit Elm groBes 5euer aus,
unb bic Saustapele unb apDlf gGle
ftelen ben 5lammen gum Spfer, aber
nit etnem Mufnanb BON 8 Milip=
men @ubel nlrbe in tlr5er Belt az
leg nod ~prddbtiger interchangeable.
| Snbeflen mtnbeitetts eben 10 1d6n
tpie Die patdltes BON 3orstoie-@lel c
iino Die @arten. sic 1inb ongefuGt
nit ollerlet 9entmdlern, unb limit
ten zines Sees erbebt iib brett aus
Dem WoRer ouf einem piebeital bon
Stein eine reid NIT S6iffsf9ndbeln
seaierte 9aule, iiber her elm aoloener
Qbler l6pebt, bas Dentmal fir ben
Nomiral Srlon=Sifesmansfi. Don
ben ilbrigen 9entmdlern 1i1b bemerz
tenstpert cine Sdule our Grinnerlna
an bic Grpberung @ibiriens, eire
Sriumpbpforte aus buntfarbtqem
Warmor au @bren beg @rofen @ri<
gort Srlpm, zines @iinitlings Ra=
tbartnas H., unb anbere. Sebr
eigentiimli4 1T bie @ranitzp promi=
be, Die ben 2teblingsbu,tber &a=
tharlnas II. seieBt purbe. Die
9rab1tatte Der 9unbe bat olerIei
Snl9riften, BON benen cine allf bos
ateblingsbunbden n@emira" bon
benz oamaligen frana0iiden Sc
lanbten am ruiiif9en SDfe, @rnfe,n
5egur, berfaBt lit. Mu9 ben Meit=
pferben Der perfdiebenen 3aren finb
9entmaler sefeBt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-29
,9ln Scr Semerlinie nit ben 9eutiden"

9us giirger : Committee fir ben
9eutiden unb GeterreidiiG : llngaz
rilden @iilfsfono CUR llnterfiibung
Der oeutiden ur1b Dlterreidii6 : u,lga>
rii6en geripllnbeten ltl1b ser ibrer gr>
,ldbrer berallbten @ittipen ltlb @uiIen
.i,tooiiirt burb leinen &oriiber Sranf
%. @iiller unb gefretaar Sobngeripalb
Die bon Der Wntinee ant morgi<
gen Spnntage OIL Die gauge nadite
8pde Watinees unb Mbenns I'M gurz
tis Opera @ouIe inter Sen Mlllpicien
Hbes Ser 9empfrat" porgefiibrten
ariessbilber bon Sen &dnpfen Ser Or
NEE S%inoenbnrg5 an Der Stfront uno
Der groberlmg- 8olcns unb Der
in bieiem 2anoe bon 9fuBlanb erridtes
ten Seitunsen arfs iuarmitc lrpb emf
pfieblt bem glblifum Gabenports
ber5li6 5n 5ablreidem gelud.
Niemanb tpirb es b%ereuell, ii9 biefe
8ilber anseieben 5u baben, ia 1ic gang
aisge5eidnet, bDnig %natlrsetreu itnb,
unb iebem 3uidauer cine Sbee bon Der
GroBartigfeit u1b Sllrdtbarfeit Der
Sample, Sic CUR groberung Eolens uno
ieiner Seltun9en fiibTtfn. geben.
Sober, Der bieie GftegsbilOer beludt,
lteuert an1 eitt SberfIein our 2inSez
rllng Ser Notb I'M alten @~aterlaabe,
namentli6 Der @riegs : @ittipen unb
@ailen, BEL, ba Der n9emofrat" ben
san5en linn 5~uflieBenben She'll
Ser ginnabmen DEM Silfsz
fono CUR llnterltiibuns ber bertiden
u11b Ditereid : nngartlden @ertpllnoe&
ten unb ariegs : 8ittipen unb @aiien
iiberipeiien miro.
Sesbalb lit gu boffen, oaB bic 8e@
inhersabl bieler @riegsbiloer morgen
Nadmittag unb gbenb nnb bic gauge
nd6ite ISOLDE Natinee llnb M6eno cine
redt grobe lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-29
@om spoc abbcrnfcn.
@iIlic Nnehuf {.

@eltern Mbcllo Inn $40 l1br iii
@iQie @nehnf inn suter bon 4 Sob
rem, Se6r Mollaten ll1O 4 Sagcn mad
5memod)iger &raufbeit int Seine Ser
|gltern, @errn r1aN 5ralt Mo1
8aebnf bon Ser @elt 2ocuit StraBe
at Der @fe Ser 2ocult rno Gangel1
Sane ~geltorbcl. Mllber ben glter1l
miro ser &llabe, meld)er am "a. Msedra
1911 in Davenport gebore1 lpllrOe,
bon eillenl @rlloer, elmer 8aehnf,
elmer Sdgpclter, 2oretta Gaebnf, l1l10
8erlpallbten ilberlebt.
Die @eeroigltmg miro a1lt Cont
tag 9~eadpnittog Inn srpei ltbr bonn
5rallerbaltle aus allf Dem Safoale
Sriebbof ltattiinoen.
Ibcooore &nebI.
SIM Sitter bon SO Sabren lit por=
geltern Morgen @err Ibeooore &uebl
Don Davenport nadJ langerem Set
ben III Mt. Gleaiant, SSa., geltorben.
Ser Gerltorbelle miro irberlebt bon
Srci 8rii0erll, @illiam 6. &llebl, g.
s. aueM nlo golparo &uebl iopie
5lpei 5dppclterl, 6rolt .. @eltpbal
lulo 6rall 'Iranf &ellog.
Sic 8eeroigulg miro bellte Nad-
mittag Inn 5wei llbr BON MiIien ltto
Sartmigs 9cid)enbeltattlu1gsgeldait
aus OUT Dem Yilte Sill 5rieobof
ltattfit0en.
So9 Gout5lin.
Nfad) @ld1gerehr &ra~t1fenlager lit
p%orgeiterl1 Mteno ltm $3.50 l1br &err
Soblr Goltfblin i'm Sitter bon So sSab=
rem I'M lM'ercp @olpital geltorben.
Ser @eritorbeme miro iiberlebt BON
elmer Sdypelter, Sra1t Margaretbe
3pnabl1e BON Wailpaufee, isis. Sic
2eide lpllroe nod, 9filien nno Sort
mig's 2eidpnbeltattungsgeidaft ge=
bradi.
arrangements fir sic geeroigung
lirro llod) nid)t g%etroffell moroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-29

Sul lellpu Iulll, Jllepe ApulVele.
@icr traf geltern 0ie Sral1er=
llad)rid)t BON Dem ol1 Iienstag IN
Central Gitp, Ssa., erfolgten Iblebel1
ppll Tralt sller Gum Don Clinton
cin. Iral1 Iunll, melde eill Sitter
BON So Sabrerl crreidlt fat, mar
ourd) lire balliigelt Geillde lit 1a=
nellport moblbcfan1t. Die Gerltor=
belle miro ilberlebt bon elmer Sodz
Ter, 1Sran 6. s. @iffielo, elmer Gil
feltodter, 6ra1 @arrp Me@ee u11o
elmer 9iidyte, 6rall =. 6. Iu1nl. Sic
g%geroigln1g bat seltern Hadnlittog
INN 5tpei llbr bonn Sralerballle aus
ollf oem 6ricobpf in Gan1ande ltatt=
g%eiltnoelt.
2el1tllallt Sbon1as sc. Siptom
meltGer friitrr Mefrl1tirlmgs= Sffi5ier
fiir Die 9unocsmarinc in Smaba lllO
llnlgcgeno mar, bat Die 2eitltl1g Ser
Gefrlltirlmgs=SHice fiir Sen Staat
Soma an Stela Don 2e1t1lal1t j. s.
fyQllS llDefllollllllclt.
@ie geltern bon @. 6. SIN,
Sem bieiigel1 Glerf Ser 3ipil0ie1lt=
folnn1iiiion bctanllt geae6en mllrOe,
lit cine Grilfu1g fiir Die Stellll19
cines Sffice=s[ngelteltell oes glotf
Sslano glrlennls a1f Oetn grienal
atf Sen 16. 6ebrltar nl1ter Ben ge=
itinnml11gen bes 3ipiloienitaeietes
alrgeiebt morocn. Mit Ser Stclltng
lit Gin S%a6rcsga6alt Don 5000 Der
fniipfr.
SIN Commercial Glllb bieltel1
gelterl mebrere Iemofraten ltl1o Ell
MICE mgeicbel1c 01itglieocr oes Gpm=
merpial Clubs cine 3lllmnnerlfltnft
a6, I'M Tlal1e 5ll einern pallelOen
Gmpfong ocs Gralioentelr Ser Ser
ci11igtel Staaten, meldyer an1 llad=
item Iienstag nrf Ser Il1r6reiie
nod Ies Maoines Davenport beriib=
rem llno lid) bier ein paar 0linl1te1
aufbalten miro, SIT e%l1hperfen. Ser
graiioe1t Ser @~ereinigten Staotell
miro linn 2::30 llbr Nadmittaas am
1ienstag, Oen /. Ie6rltar. bier eil1=
tlefien ltlo Gin paar @orte pol1 Ser
lirterqn Elattfotm nes 3lrges lprc=
djell.
Or. gafer, 3aLnar5t, Mhitafer
Building. (Nns.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-29
stabt unb Gouajp,
samstaa, Sen 20. Sannar.
aleiue @tabt=M euisteiteu.

gei Suitc11, grfaltll1aell uiau.
timer grulttbee, grlrltpaitilen nno
Su~ltenballanl, Hiepe's gpotbefe.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-05-03
Meeting of Assessors

Assessors of the various towns ant
villages met on call of Income Assessor
Davis on Wednesday last for conference
and instruction. A free-for-a all was haC
on matters of procedure in the work
before them Incomes Assessor Davis
gave instruction as TO uniformity OF
work and directed foil value assess.
mept. All but -four of the assessor;
were present as follows, bad roads be
ing responsible for the absentees:
Bergen--Joseph Stcliek. Junior.
Christiana- Paul T. Paulson.
Clinton Heimulh Conrad.
Coon-Knpt r. Lindesig
Forest-W A. Kreamer
Franklin N Bolstad.
Genoa-Tony P3nchi
Green wood-ADdrew JOhnRcn
Hamburger NJ Galstad
HARMONY. L. Clawson
Hillsboro- William HOhfelt
Jefferson-Luther RumSey
KickRpoo ChaE o. Smith
Liberty Lou Henry.
Stcrk--George Aumock
Sterling Frank J. Davis.
Union-John Fanta
VircauA-C r. Hags
Webster Elmer r. Wilson.
Wheatland-Jaeob PodRwitz.
whitestownBe Bert Earl.
Coon Valley Marcus Settler.
DeSotoH d. Bootsma.
Hillsboro-Al Lind
LaFarge-P II. Knutson
Ontario-H II Goodenough.
Readstown-J. z. ChitwoOd,
Stoddard j 8. Gould.
VioR-W N Miller.
Viroqua City-(ioo. W. Schroeder
Westby-Oluf Onsrud.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-05-03
FOR TWO DAYS ONLY
During That Time You Can Get
Shoes at the Old Price

Being that nearly all of our people
read the papers they no doubt have
read a great deal about the advance
prices in merchandise. Perhaps the
greatest advance has affected shoes
and overalls. Leather being very scarce
also tanning material including dyes,
this has caused an advance in shoes
during the last four months anywhere
from 25 certs to 81 90 per pair over
last years prices and the material is
not as good. II you doubt this you
simply are not posted.
We were fortunate enough to lay in
a very large supply last year at old
prices and in order TO give our custom
ers an op2orl unity 10 take advantage
of ths sc low prices for the last time
we vii held a sale Friday ard Satur-
dey. May and s, AID have invited a
representative from the shoe factory
TO assist Us during this tine. The rep.
resentative - man of . years ex
perience in the shoe business and thor
oughly reliable and will he glad to give
you his personal attention and any ad-
vice that NAV be bene fetal 10 Won We
feel We are giving you grand uppor-
tuuity to buy shoes at the right prices
ard II YOU ERE at all posted on The con-
dition af the market they will look
mir hry cheap to- yon ard we think it
would he good pc hey 70 buy several
pair, especially work shoes and school
shoes SuRENscN & DAHL,
ViruQua, Wis
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-05-03
YIROQUA HOTEL is BURNED
is COMPLETELY DESTROYED =
LOSS AT LEAST SI2,
Insurance Only So, 200 - Guests and
Jacobson family Lose Many
Personal Effects

! In whirl and roar of fame. one more
of Viroqua s wooden business structures
went down in complete ruin last Satur-
day morning, when the Vlroqua hotel
fell prey to the deVouring element.
Shortly after three O'Clock, occupants
of the hotel we're aroused by the smell
of smoke, awakening TO fnd that the
| flames had already secured a firm foot
hold and were bursting through the
dining room door, So rapid was their
spread that the bewiidered guests had
only time enough to save themselves,
cropping through binding smoke. Few
saved all of their belongings, and some
suffered q total loss. OF the hotel fur
nishiugs, practically nothing was saved
TIE fire originated in the south part
of the basement, occupied by the laun-
dry. There had been no fire there for
two DAYS, and the cause OF the blaze Is
una uown Famed by south wind, the
| fire ate rapidly upware and toahe rorth
| Prompt arrival and action of the fire
| department was IF no avail other than
to hold the angry flames IN such check
that no damage TO surrounding proper
| ty resulted, although the roof Of tbs
| Arlington buiioing was ignlted b. a
falling ember. but quickly egtin9ulsh
ed La two short hours the fire. wrought
wreck was complete 0Hly the base
ment walls standing. From the first il
was apparent that the structure was
doomed. and praise Is Justly due the
depsri Mt for holding GOWN the blaze
as well as they did In this they were
aided by the metal r0af
The Tn0qua hotel was one of the pi
oneer obstetrics OF the city having been
erected by Thomas j. Lysne more than
thirty-iiye years ago and has been d
popular resort ali of this time. At var
ious times il has been remOdeled and
adds to, MIR. jacobson putting sub
stantial improvements upon it when he
took possession three years sgo. With
hotel accommodations in our city al
resdy crowded beyond capacity, great
embarrassment 10 the hotel trade must
prevail until provision is made to care
for it,
The sympathy of the community goes
out to GENIAL Steener jacobson and his
helpful wife in this affection. They face
very heavy loss-at least $4,000. A
conservative valuation of building ana
contents would be Sl2, 900. with insur-
ance Of S., 900 upon the building and
$1,000 on furnishings. With eommen-
dable show of pluck, Mr.. jacobson has
in mind the erection of a fine modern
hotel upon the old site, if he can see
his way clear to the accomplishment
Let US hope that 4 may be done.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-05-03
ARE AT SEAT OF LEARSlNG
List of Vernon County Studeats al
the State University

Vernon county is represented ID the
University of Wisconsin by thirteen
students. DeSoto by Porter S. Dyer,
senior in the middle course, college of
agriculture; Hillsboro by Mics Vera
Mitchell, senior. and Mise Mabel B. Fart,
freshman, in the college of letters and
science; LaFarge by Guy H. Butcber,
sophomore in the pharmacy course, vi
Foqua by eight students. In the College
of letters and science are Ralph II M
yum, senior; Miss Verna Thayer. kaph
omore; Miss Doris E Dyson, and Har-
old B. Kellicut. freshmen, Victor A
Hetland and John Thomas Atkins, ttph-
ignores, are enrolled in the chemistry
course and the course in commerce. re-
spectively. Kenneth d Harris ts q
freshman in the college of engine4rng
Kenneth B. Smith is il. jas second sra.
at the law school.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-05-03
Congregational Church Annual

Congregational church society held
annual business and social meeting on
Monday evening. Reports from all
branches were received with sstisfsc
ton Following were elected officers
CLERK Miss Tiida Ofnundaon
Treasurer and Collector-MrR C. T, Dahl
Trustees DR.. c. II. TrowbTidRe. Mrs.C j. Dahl.
years: Mrs F r. Mcintosh Mrs c. }. Smith. 2
years. Mrs. l. c. Boyle year.
nescons--Mr. Billings. Mr. Quundson
Desconesa-Brs. Proctor, Mrs, Cooley.
Mrs. Wynan and Hon Hugh Porter we're elect
ed delegates to attend district convention at Spar
Ia next week.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-05-03
Aspires to state Office

Milwaukee. Madison ard Lscrosse
papers of last week contained comph.
mentary notices along the line Of prob.
ability that Senator J Henry Bennett
of this city. was likely to stand as a
candidate for the nomination for at
tOrney general When approached on
the subject by the CENSOR the senator
said he mad been considering the mat
ter and might become a candidate il
his health permitted. That he will
make a strong run If he enters the field
seems certain. Mr. Benefits forceful
attitude in the legislature for econo-
mics promised the people in the last
campaign attracted attention through
oct The state. His ability as debater
and knowledge of the law made him a
leader in the senate.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-05-03
Window glass at Towner's.

Insure with John Dawson q Co.
New Bradley sweaters at Stoll &
Groves.
"A car of choice upland hay al
Thayer's
-Towner has the latest styles ii
wall paper.
= Paints, oils, and varnishes at Davis
drug store.
-Valli Valli at the Opera house Sat
urday right.
Walk Over either hig h or low shoe:
at Stoll & Groves.
Mems shirt bargains up to 81 so
for 79c NJ. j.. Felix.
Mems and boys oxfords at one.
third off M. ]. Felix.
= For window shades and drapery
curtains, go to Towner's.
A great assortment of wall paper
from cents up, at Franklin's.
Don't forget the dance at Running
hall on Friday night of this week
Remember Mrs. Norris millinery
store is located in Star theatre block.
Mems and boys suits, we have
them at very low prices. NJ. j. Felix
Mems felt hats, the new Fedora,
ETC.. SO values at Sl,25, $3.50 and 81,
NJ. j. Felix.
Ladies fine 15c linen handkerchiefs.
special for Friday and Saturday at &c.
M. J.. Felix.
Nothing better for those chilly
evenings than Bradley sweater. Stoil
& Groves.
Big dance at Running's hsll Friday
night of this week. Music by Culver's
orchestra.
Dance at Running's hall Friday OF
this week. Cuiver's orchestra will
furnish music.
Ladders, roofngs, silos. paints, oils,
roofing paint and drainage are special
ties at Thsyer's.
Ladies and misses suits and coats
at reduced prices. See M. j. Felix be-
fore buying elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson of Waukon.
and others. are here to attend funeral
of Mrs. Nj. B. Thompson.
See US before you build. We will
save you money. John E Nuzum &
Sons Lumber Company.
-Thaye r's stock of lumber and build
ing material is very complete and pric-
es for close cash buyers very low.
Ladies wishing to have their win
dow curtains done up in good shape are
invited TO call on Mrs. Geo. w. Hall,
one block south of Christian church
Remember the Star theatre is
showing the best of pictures and of a
variety, not all of the same kind.
Something good every night.
-Ten-cent Wilson dress fasteners
SC, Zoe belong hooks and eyes SC, chill
dren's l5c black hose &c, 25c BenethOl
tooth paste 15c. M. j. Felix.
If you have floor that doesn' t suit
you, Chi-Namel it. You can have any
color you like showing the beautiful
granting characteristic of all hard woods
o. E. Davis.
-WomeD's oxfords. shoes and pumps
in gun metal. kid and patent leather.
regular values 81 80 to 81, only 39c, ST
and 81 65. Bring your small feet and
get bal gain. n. J. Felix.
Notice the piano used in the picture
Thursday night at the Opera house.
The play is ''The Silent Voice, "featur-
ing Francis x. Bushman and Marguerite
Inow The piano Kranich & Bach.
Mrs NJ. B. Thompson died near
Bud Funeral arrangements are de-
layed, pending arrival Of relatives from
the west. An obituary will be pub
lished in the next issue Of the CENSOR.
American Beauty -four, per sack
81. IS; Golden West s. A; Magic Wash
er soap, bars for 25c; z boxes match
es for 25e; 28c ard Doe steel-cut coffee
25c per can; 25c can baking powder at
18c; 3 cans Zoe peas for 20c G. H..
OstTem
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-05-03
Me, chants, Oreaninution

Monday evening a majority Of Vro.
qua merchants met in the lobby Of the
First National Bank and organized
themselves into a society for mutual
purposes. c. J. Kuebler was elected
PRECEDENT, Geo. A. Groves secretary,
Chas a. Parker treasurer. II was de-
termined to close business houses at 6
O'Clock on all evenings of the week ex.
cept Monday and Saturday. Active as
sistance will be accorded to Chairman
Carter's free.will good roads move
nput
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-05-03
Should Be Compiled Wnh

The council has fixed next Friday,
May 5,as special clean. up day through
out the city. Ii ought to be both du-
~ and pleasure to fully comply with
the order To that end let every prop
erty owner and renter join in the we'll
drectG q plan to accomplish plain san
itary problem of cleansing the old town.
Get in line. now.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-05-03
ROUND AND ABOUT US.

Wednesday marks important double
events of the twenty. fifth wedding an
niversary and quarter century anniver
sary of the passionate of Rev. Z. H..
Poleehek of Chaseburg German Luth-
ersn church Proper observation is
being given hy the pastor and his wife
and members of congregation and neigh
hors
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-05-03
opERh HOUSE MOVIES

The pact week saw a sue run Of pictures aad
rts sgeeE will add 10 the strength u the program
cucr r,irfgres az The silent Voice tomorrow
-i,,b+ featuring Francis i Bushnan and MarRue-
rec SNOW are certainly hissh i1 quality. This l.
Z Metro Friday Wiiiiara FarHuru returns in one
If hi tr5araUbs Tine Plunderer Nothing bet
:, sr,f5er Metro picture The High Road" on
safr.rrlsy night xiii iill in the weeks oteriugH
mating 4 program never equaied ir yircqua.
on Monday Az Equitable feature sealed Laps ,
fs.'tr,Tiry WlIiar Courtenay and the The Girl
And he Cane Tuesday viii b. another splendid
traginnirg for next Teeh.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-05-03
Has Hearty Endorsement

The newspapers Of the county a-e
giving hearty support to the proposition
of Chsirman Carter for two days of
volunteer road work on part of citizens
of the county The main thing now is
for each neighborhood and community
to organize for this big work of impor-
tance. Remember June and :, the
TING