Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-02-16

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Also in the same article they called my attention
to sections in the statutes. 30 and so. / looked
them up and found they had right to subpoens
any and all witnesses they chose so I thought the
matter and concluded if | wasn't subpoenied
wasn't wanted there. That is the reason | was
not there. but will gladly except their last invi-
tation. I would like to ask Just one favor of our
tax commissioner. Nr. Davis. that he wire the
state tax commissioners at once and see if they
would meet at Nirocua, instead OF Madison And
if they will Just have the county clerk notify the
members of the county board Just as citizens not
to come together as members Of the county board,
for that would cost the county $500 or $500. II
they understand it properly. think can safely
say there will be 81 members there. The a3d men,
Der viii tell you who he is when we meet. viii
you, Mr. Davis, if there is any reason you can't
do this let the Hon. J. Henry Bennett know, and
tell him that G. j. Eastman would Ike to have
him (BennetD wire the state tax commission at
my &C. J. Esstman's) expense and get those men
Il possible, 70 come to Viroqua at any time they
may set. / would do it myself. but you know the
reason / do not do it, Now. Mr.. Davis. If for any
reason you can't get the state tax commits sioners
to come 70 Virouua. ] wish to serve notice IN YOU
and Mr.. Broadhead that will be in Madison on
February IS if no preventing Providence.
Respectfully yours, c. J. EASTMAN.
Valley. February IA, 1916.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Fine Feathers, Monday. Opera
house.
M. J Felix special bargains for
Monday only.
Now is the time for penny pic
lures at Jasperson's.
1916 MILDLY blouses for young ladies'
at Suttle & 1'ate's.
"A fine showing of spring coats and
suits at Suttle & Tste's.
Houses, lots and farms for sale or
trade. See Albert Solverson.
See the beautiful scenery in ''The
Wife, Monday, February %. Opera
house,
David Barrie of Kickapoo town,
was taken to Lacrosse for surgical OPP
GRAFTON.
The early buver will find what she
wants in spring coats and suits at SUIT
tie & Tate's.
Get your Wards cakes at johnson
& Vigdahls. Fresh olives always on
hsnd Phone IT'S
Miss Hazeltine of Madison paid an
official visit to the local library, re-
naming for day.
See Grant Dewitt about No. / sec
ond growth oak wood for Sour summer
use; hauling every daY.
The old Eckhart warehouse, now
owned by Albert Solverson, is being
filled with 81 cent tobacco.
Big dance at Running's hall, Fri
day. February % Music by Culver s
orchestra. Every body welcome.
Bargains in California white cher
Iies, 30 cent can only Is cents for this
week only at Sweger's grocery.
Wallace Morley was down from
Ford du Lac visiting among relatives
and friends at Readstown and in this
city.
Only three fur coats left You
will pay twice next fail what you can
get them for now. The Blue Front
Store
You win see something new in the
automobile line when you see the II
series Studebakers at Larson & Solver
sons.
Mr.. Bagley of the Bagley stock
company will be remembered as lead
ing man formerly with the Flora DeVoss
company.
Trimmed hats usually sold at S3.75,
81 30 and $500 now $l75, $500 and
81 So Come early and get your choice.
Mrs Norris.
1t will be well for all interested to
remember the date for making returns
to the county income assessor, without
being subjected to penalty, is March
first.
An old-fashioned chicken pie sup
per is to be given in the Congregation
al church parlors Thursday evening
from 5 to 7:30 EVERYBODY invited.
Price 80 cents.
Students from Vernon county who
took part in the state live stock judg-
ing contest at the college of agriculture
last week were Walter Bean, GuySmith,
Raymond Ernest, Viroqua high school.
-Thos. P. Hill arrived from Montana
to pass some time among relatives and
friends. He is an active spirit in the
Helgeson. Banks Tolrud- o 'Leary- Drew
Bremen colony at Belmont, Montana.
Now is good time to replace old
floors with beautiful, sanitary hard
wood flooring. You will be surprised
how little it will cost, and any handy
man can lay it. See John E. NUzum d
Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. FTP. Mcintosh delight
fully entertained two parties at their
home on Saturday and Monday evening.
Six O'Clock dinners, followed by cards.
The house decorations were American
flags in honor of Lincoln's anniversary.
Seemed like old times to look upon
a string of teams loaded with saw logs
pass down the street Saturday last
Albert Solyerson is putting IN a setting
to be sawed near the Catholic church.
They came from bis iarm a few miles
south.
On Friday night next, Viroqua K.P
lodge will observe the anniversary of
Pythias Knighthood, when a program
of dancing, cards and other fellowship
amusement will be the order. It is ex.
pected the company will be large one,
members of the order and their ladies.
Station Agent Boyle attended
banquet of railroad men in Chicago, en-
ployees of the st. Paul system who
have been With the company at least
twenty-five years. He says there were
300 present. An association was form
ed. None are eligible to membership
who have not been with the company
for a quarter of a century.
The MystIcs plan a good time for
themselves and the general public at
the Running hall next Tuesday evening,
February 22- box social and dance.
Ladies bring lunch baskets. Price to
gentlemen only 80 cents. Music by
Culver's orchestra.
The state conservation commission
suggests that both town and country
dWellers scatter bread crumbs and 9TH
er food about their places 50 that the
birds can pick it up and save destruc-
ton. Sleet covering Of the earth has
made it difficult for the little festhery
tribe to find sufficient food.