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PATERSON, y, j, May l2.-1he Pas
sale FreeholderS have sold an issue OF
$40, 900 roa bonds to the citizens Trust
Company Of Paterson for slOl,l7S. or a.
l02.l7S. which Is considered a good
figure at his time for bonds hearing A.,
per cent. Interest. There were many
bids. but the Paterson institution offered
nearly one-half Of l per cent more than
anv other,
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RECEIVERS NOTICES.

RECEIVER ADJOURNED ALE
by order ~ the court, tho Rec.,v.,,.
Sal" of the Florence Iron Works stunss
adjourned until saturday, the 18th day ~
Nuy 1875, AT II u'c,ooS In the forenoon ~
the premises ~ Florence, y. j.
~ tnHt nm" M, ue sofa tns fIant. con-
s!s'lng u IT, Real Estate, Bul,dirgs, FIX
lures, Machinery, Tools, Equipment, Ma
terinis and supplies, together with the
other Real Estate. including 10 Dwellings,
Eltlling Lots. lIS Acres Of Farmland.
Also 1000 tons of Gas, Iron Pipe. 7os
Hydrsnts. 100 tons OF Fittings ana zoo
Valves.
Dated April ? ,qls.
HAROLD WELLS. Receiver.
GAsKiIl & GASKIII. Solicitors.
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tons OF steel will he used, contract for
which is still pending. The Grant Motor
Car Company has placed with an indie
pendent fabriCator an order for 400
tons OF structural steel for buildings
at Cleveland.
Middletown, Ohio. Is In the market
Tor 900 tons Of cast iron pipe. Elyria.
Ohio. is taking bids on 500 tons, be-
troit on 800 o Of high pressure pipe,
and Winterset. Kan, on 900 tons of
cast iron bell and spigot pipe.
II Is estimated that manufacturers Of
tin plate in the central West have
taken orders IN the last two weeks for
about 100000 boxes OF tin plate at
$3.50 per base box for export. Domestic
business is still being taken at SIS. 25 to
$3.50 per base box for delivery after
October l.. Most Of the large mills are
reported 10 have capacity sold to the
first Of October.
The marlborough Rapid Transi, Com
pany Is In the market for $50 tons of
structural steel to be used in connecting
the approaches to the Greensboro
Bridge
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The News and the war stocLs.

The war stocks displayed consider
able strength yesterday. evidently taking
their inspiration for the squirt from the
news OF the day, which smacked sum-
GENTLY OF war and preparedness to boost
the price of even the most lethargic of
war brides" Eiihu Roots expression
OF belief that the United states would
soon find itself at war II IL did not
adopt different international poll
cies perhaps furnished the initial
spur for he war stocks. hut the
ever increasing seriousness OF the
Mexican situation. coupled with the
enthusiasm over the preparedness pa
rade. which grew hourly. served TO i'm
crease a belief that this country would
have TO enter upon a wide plan OF pre-
paredness after to-day's demonstration
and hat this could not fail to result in
profits for the munition companies. AS
a result there were more strength and ac-
tivtty ainong the war brides thai
hal been seen for many days. Cruiblc.
IN" favorite OF the war stocks. gained
> 3-S points over the previous close.
while United States Industrial Alcohol
advanced -. points. Westinghouse.
which had been somewhat Of a laCcard.
rose "a points above Thursdays close.
baldwin gained u. points. while the
small steel stocks displayed consider
able firmness of undertone.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
AMERICAN GKArmurmo>E 90.

PREFERRED DIVIDEND so 20
A dividend 40. ~ ~ one and fhre..
quarters ,ls"6l per cent has been dc
clared upon tho Preferred GqpitiI stock ~
the American iraphophonc company. pay
able May Is, 1915, to stoCkho.dcrs OF
record at the clos" OF business May !, 1916.
Transfer books VII not be closed.
&, W. WODDROP. Treasurer
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. May l..-Activity was confined 10
q few issucs. Alaska Gold being the leader.
superior and Boston sold up - to So. The
general mining list was no, much changed.
" the indus,rals. United Shoe Machinery
and Atlantic. Gulf and West indies were
prominent. the former gaining II. and the
latter declining =. The summary;
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, May Trading vas well
distributed. hut there were only a few price
chanses United Railways gained . on small
lots, ~hle Dawson Chemical VAS a point
lower. The summary ~
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Nav ig-Priccs on the
exchange here were mostly stationary Elcc-
tric Storage advanced a uoint. General Asnhalt
common lost a point and Philadelphia Trac-
iInn gained q The summary
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svB-TREASURY STATEMENT
TlirItSDAY

THURSDAY.
al ht sun. Treasury to banks. ,i.sss 900
' I'D h'h"H 10 Suh-TrehhurN, .,O6t. 900
"ss % banks on days trans
'''''' ,,.,.,.,-........ Sl9s, o0O
Sl%rE FRIDAY LAST.
~ y 'ih Treasury 10 banks, 81. 100. 600
wv ny hanks to Sub-Trcasury, l3.&77.O0O
-----------
lo,,' bank. S<.:s7.000
''.. IN bank. Samc period pre.
N'"' "eck ,"..,,,"n,.,.. a:so.ooo
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rs NE numbers Of tho 49, bonds. issued
under The trust deed Of Tho Chicago &
western Indiana Railroad Compnu dat.d
Inc"mhor Let, l>S'. 30 be redeemed, by the
operation OF the sinking Fund on June lst
ncNi, a. the ottcs Of MN~srs J. y, Morgan
& 90, New No'S a. l05 aud accrued In
'"'fs'. 70 that dat" Registered bonds
should lie nCcNmp1nle' by n power OF az.
torncy transferrlrc them to bearer.
u%EEnERT sATTrRLLEE. Trustees.
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0rcn Hlgh Low. clos.

The Local market for spo, cotton Was auict.
: points decline. middling. IS.O5c. Southern
spot markets ~ officially reported were un.
hanged. Houston 10 POINTS decline. New Or.
ielrs. e &c.,; Galveston. 70 Ice: Savannah.
-" Memphis, i3c Augusta. Il 7jc.: Hous.
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PITTSBrRG. May ~ stock mark.,
here was steady, with closing prices generally
unchanged or slightly higher. American win.
dow Glass Machine common and Columbia
Gas gained = each. Ross Mining was active
and strong The summary,
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Executor

Executor Trustee
Chartered 1922
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company
Nos l6, 10, 20 & % William Street
Branch Office, 475 Fifth Avenue
New York.
LONDON, Is Cookspur st., 8 W. 20 Old Broad Street. E O.
PARIS Al Boulevard Haussmsun BERLIN, So Inter den lindsn, N v. z
Travellers Letters Of Credit. Foreign Exchange.
Administrator Guardian
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The 10 VI buds to Liverpool we're May.
&C. July. % nic October =" lqc.: lanu
nv .N'', The market there WAS due to
onen to-day So uou,s decline
POI receipts and stocks
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Tho Liverpool market opened steady There
- = ltr-- hlslin-> ~ spot cotton with
i.itn- pnin, advance Al std Sales. u.
OIL l'lc- receipts. :.uHn. all American. Closed
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A. provided IN the Trust Mortgage - mo
chicago. Burlington aud Quincy E.lrnud
COMPANY, dated MaS :, 49,. ihe sum O,
$294,41O
Two Hundred and >iurt, four Thousand
Four Hundred and Ten Dollars ins been
SCI .apaft, Tor IN" purchase ioT slUNlug
Iund purposes OF Chicago. burlington and
Quincy u. u, Co.'s Nebraska EStrnsion /
per cent. bonds. due May I. 1872. at he
lowest price not to exceed llU per cent.
ana accrued Interest.
Sealed proposals TO soil said Bonds IN
dorset "frnp"suis NJ e., u, q. >~hra.ka
extension 1tOnds.'' Will be recril Ell by The
New England Trust Company. Trustee. II.
Devorshirr s.. iio.tor. Mas. until Thurs.
day. Ma, ~. 1916. at 10 o'clock \. W.,
"t"h the bids vi. be- opened ana the AZ
BIDS VIII be- declared.
Accepted bonds must he ,pompnnird Lv
crriifcstrs Of ownership. ~ required b, the
' nited states Treasury regulations cover
Ing the accrued interest To date 81 may
inrnt. ana nre 10 be delivered 10 and pad
Tor by the Chicago, Burlington aud quincy
Railroad 90, AZ Its once. Sears Building
3os'ou: Mass. intrrrst On such bonds viii
cease May 10. 1916.
y. - O'CON>OR.
cashier.
Boston, MAY !, lgiC.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, May IL The statement Of
NJ" Fenripts and disbursements OF the Treas
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Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy r. r. Co.
WANTED FOR SINKING FUND
c. B. & Q. Nebraska Extension
Four Per Cent. Bonds

A. provided IN the Trust Mortgage - mo
,hl'aSo' Burutttou and QUINCY lI,ltpud
COMPANY, dated Aav >. l's., she sum OF
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.
Chicago and Western Indiana Railroad Co.
GENERAL MORTGAGE BONDS.
Trustrr>' Office. Room 32 18th IIoor).
MIlIs KulIIinR

Sew YORK, May 3. 1915
The Trustees have tnis day designated.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-02-16
CLINTON.

SUGAR GROVE. February SIT has been almost
impossible to get around for stock as well as peo-
pie. because of ice Sherman Mcdonald will
have sale the 18th and move to his farm up
north. Dave Calhoon is kept quite busy as vet
Urinary Tom Mcdaniel and wife have moved
on the VIM. APOisman farm Mrs. McDaniel's
mother, Mrs. Harriet Hughes lives with them
and is very sick Billy Dolen attended road
school at Madison miss Marie Peterson of La
Crosse is visiting her aunt. Mrs Link Clark
Harvey Nelson is working at viii Caihoon Is $50.
Alva Calhoon hauled wood A chicken dinner
and church fair held at the M E. church
here. Thursday. with good result. taking in s25
which goes TO hep pay the minister. Mamie
Mcdonald spent the day with her aunt. Mrs Rome
Perkins Emmett Knapp has been having the
grip Mr.. and Mrs. Siron Hall are rejoicing over
a fine girl born January % . Boyd Hall of Viro-
qua has been visiting his brother John Baut
Mossholder and wife visited the latter's mother
at Tom McDaniels Roy Clark and wife are the
happy parents of new boy 80. Joe Bold Jr re-
paired Jesse PARIS pump The sad news of the
death of Enos Mekee's death at LaFarge reached
US. He used To live on our ridge and was a good
kind eighbor. He leaves a wife and two SNAIL
children. Was a great sufferer for several years
with asthma but death came from the second at
tack of the grip. He was buried at Salem ...
Ms VIM. Dolen and Mrs. VIII Adams visited
Mrs Sherman McDonalds Dewey Parr is work.
ing at Norm Lumbards Raleigh Dolen and
mother were Mt Westby Roy Clark and family
are living across from Dave Calhoon's Dottie
Clark is working at Ronald Clark's.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-02-16
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Ladies I'D sscis'y wiz b1 reHtJEsaynec ~ tss
home OF Mrs. N r. Graham on Friday afternoon
OF this week. All are invi ed
CONGREGATIONAL
Chicken pie supper Tbursdav. February T.
from to $50 O'Clock. Menu. Chicken pie nash
ed potato, cream ID ruta baga. combination salad.
pickles, ieil bread, butter coffee whipped cream
pudding. all for rs cents. Everybody invited
Themes for next Sunday: Morning A Mans
Job. " Evening: Frances =. Willard
UNITED LUTHERAN. E.o.HoFTEAD. Pastor.
Services IN NiroQua at 1880; In Zion az 2S0.Sun-
day school at as30. Choir practice Thursday even
ing at 5:3j: Sunday school teachers meeting rri-
day night az 7si0 at the parsonage.
SYNOD CHURCH
Services in Niroqus next Sunday At 1920 Eng
iish services in Resdstow-. az ..
Saturday school at 10 Ia the church
METHODIST CHURCH
Ladies aid society will he entertained in church
pariors on Wednesday February 81 by Mcsdames
=. T. Gorsueh. A. ., Seal g. W. Chase and N. D.
UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH
Services IN Folsom next Sunday forenoon, in
East kiekapoo in the afternoon at 3.
Bad Ak aid society will meet with Mrs Halvor
Olson Thursday. February 81. Everyone invited.
vIRoQUA CIRCUIT
Preaching services at Brocsvine on Saturday
evening at 2. Sunday; SprinRyille at n. Bishop
Branch at and Liberty Pole at 7:l5 Special
meetings at Bishop Branch every night except
Saturday.
Liberty Pole ladies' aid meets with Mrs Andrew
Anderson. Wednesday. February %. All welcome.
THE HAuCE'S CHURCH
SUNDAY: Services in Emmanuel at II and Eng
lish services ia Zion ats
School every Saturday from 10 TO II and con-
hrmation class from II to u at parsonage. In
struction in both languages
On Tuesday immauueis church held its annual
business meeting " hen % new members children
and adults. were admitted into its membership
In franklin church last Sunday twelve were
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-02-16
kIckAPoo.

MANNING. February l.-Rev and Mrs. Willin
closed last Sunday succession Of three weeks
meetings in Manning church Ladies' aid net
with Mrs. Lyman Kyser. There was a large at
tendance and they made the neat sum So.
Their next meeting viii be at the home of Mrs.
Jess Medley. February "A for dinner A number
are still on the sek list Miss Jennie Hammond
had the chicken pox. Walter Gray and John
Engler Of Liberty Pole spent a day with Verne
Reagles and family Mr.. and Mrs Dick Arnold
and family spent Sunday with their daughter and
family at klckapoo Center Ben Green and sis
ter. Mrs. kastali from Viola, spent Sunday with
their mother. The train was out OF commission
for day, ice being thick the track at Steu-
ben that only one train was able 20 get part way
through. =. On a recent trip we were told of
farmer who had lost four horses In recent months,
and during the recent severe cold. three head Of
cattle had died. We inquired the cause and got
this answer: They died OF broken heart grief
being caused by looking through a wire fence at
haystaek. You are aware that hay is fifteen
dollars Per ton. Henry Arnold wife and dauRh-
ter Nora and son Dick and family spent Friday
with Tom Arnold and family at Viola.
VTrA ApnO rYpr
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Contributed by the Cenaor's
Live Corrs.Dondents
lIeehTN

RusK CORNERS. February 4.-Marsh Reeds are
comfortably settled in their new house Several
of our people have been attending the revival
meetings at Manning sc1ducted by Rev John
william. W p Shilling has been drilling a we'll
for Henry Woodcock . Isaac Sibaugh and fam
lily will soon move on the farm they purchased on
Pleasant Ridge We do hate to losa such good
success with Gods richest blessings -. Gra.dna
Jennings is quite poorly The third heir. little
son, has joined the Hatthison family. Kathrine
Ferguson is emplosed there 49,. VIII Insurance
aud family Of Hopswell and Lon Best Of Viroqna
visited at Will Best's Sunday Mrs. Chas. Kel-
logg of Cashton is visiting relatives here the Ar
noids MesdHmes Storer and Arnold called on
friends at Viola Wednesday Carl Hamilton Il
working for Merton Norris . Donnie Fish was
taken seriously ~ but is better now Eddie Best
is dong chores for him Will Best and family
spent Wednesday evening at the c A Smith home
Mesdames Norris and Hall attended aid sccie-
" at the Keyser home at Manning 49, Seymour
Rusk helped Harvey Fish strip tobacco. VIOLET.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-02-16
VIROOUA HAS MOST PAYERS
Township and Village of Ontario List
of Big Tax Contributors

Treasurers Kjose and Sullivan of vi.
roqua town and Ontario village, respec-
lively, have thanks of the CENSOR and
the public for furnishing for publication
list of tax payers who pay $50 and over
These things are matters of much in
terest. All treasurer are invited to do
likewise. In these two precincts the
state tax is lessened considerably from
last year, and it might have been re-
duced very much more had the mem.
bers of the legislature styling them
selves ''progressives" joined with Gov
ernor Philip in endeavor to reduce
state expenses, instead of attempting
increase taxes for purely political pur-
poses In Viroqua town the state X
was SO, 1874 "a year ago. now So 302 SO
In Ontario year ago 1924 81, nov
1866. So.
TOWN OF YIRoQUA
has the largest number of persons pay
ing $50 and upwards of any town in the
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-02-16
VILLAGE OF ONTARIO
Big Assignment of Blooded Stock

There arrived at Genoa last Thursday,
a carload of Holstein cattle. sceompa-
MED by the seller, B. F. Green of Ev-
ansville. In this consignment were
nine head of full blood Young stock,
some Of them bought in NewYork, for
Harry A. Tulloch In the lot were sew
en- mature, high grade cows for c. w.
POWELL, which were driven across coun-
try and placed on M. FoWell's farm
near Three Chimneys From Breeder
Green Mr.. Fowell contracted for l3
more cows to arrive later MIR. POWELL
has new tenant from Richland coun-
ty and he is preparing to milk fifty
cows the coming season.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-02-16
~. Cofland retured from ONO

Mrs. Coffland retured from Ohio.
Shedding is vanishing; has been ex-
cellent for week.
Advance showing Of ladies' spring
suits at Rogers,
Best quality calico made, ak cents
a yard, at Rogers
"A little daughter came 10 the home
Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Adolph E. Surenson.
Merchant Melvin Steenberg and
NJ. J. SaIlander sledded over from Re-
treat today.
Only seven ladies' high priced win
ter coats, will 90 at IS IS for one week
only, at Rogers.
Big dance at Running hall, Friday,
February Is Music by Culver's or
chestra. Everybody welcome.
Rev. and Mrs. Stephens entertain
official board of the Congregational
church at the parsonage this evening.
Two Springville citizens were be-
fore Judge Pollard on Monday, battered
and bruised, az a result of personal en-
counter. They were bound over to
keep the peace.
Bundle tobacco continues to be the
big bulk of farm product delivered in
Viroqua. Riding is being done by buy
ers of low and high-grade goods.
Community Clue will hold a has
ket social in Davis school house next
Tuesday evening A small program
will be presented. Everybody take
baskets.
John Barns resigned as justice of
the supreme court to become chief coun-
sci for the Northwestern Insurance Co.
Governor Philip appointed Attorney
N. b. Rosenberg Of Wsusau, to the
vacancy.
When the Mystics do it. you're sure
Of a good time. Remember the box
social and dance at Running hall Tues
day night. Public cordially invited.
Ladies bring baskets. Price to gentle
men only 50 cents. Culyer's orchestra
win play.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-02-16
OPERA HOUSE MOVIES

Friday-A Riiene Edison feature The Naked
Truth" high class French drama. featuring
LYDIA Borelh Saturday matinse and night at
bargain prices Heptune's Daughter in eight
reels The same as shown last spring AZ % cents.
Prices for this day viii be only 10 cents in the
evening Special children 2 matinee az go at SC.
Come eud bring the children 10 zee this beautiful
PLAY First show starts at 30 and no standing
room viii be sold. Second show at 913o.
Monday the celebrated World production Fine
Feathers" a remarkable film showing night life
IN fashionable New York restaurants and brrst-
ing Of a huge dam and flooding the surrounding
country.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-02-16
Did You Know This About Oste-
opathys

That it is never rough; that it nearly
always Cures: that it instructs as to
food and exer..es. that it controls
the processes of nutrition, secretion,
excretion, absorption. etc, Of the body
through the nerves; that the pressure
Of bones on nerves cause more ''iIl''
than almost anything else? That ia
why you should try ostenpsthy.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-02-16
Another Century old Man

Thomas J. Edwards. at the home of
his son near Viola, will today, celebrate
his hundredth anniversary. Hale aud
hearty, afflicted only by poor eve sight,
Uucle Tom is remarkable man He
served during thu Civil war, not few
of his comrades being Vernon county
boye. His has been a splendid life,
may he enjoy the distinction of many
vanra IN coyna
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-02-16
Virooua Hiohs Won and LOST

Our school debating team lost here
en- Friday night, by to verdict, to
Sparta The team that went to TOmah
won by a like verdict The matter dis
cussed was independence Of the Philip
pines Winners for negative at Tomsh
were Donald Gauper, John Welch and
Paul Weber.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-02-16
Next Shining Day

On Friday, February Is. will be the
next day the Lacrosse packing plant
viii receive stock for shipment at the
Southeastern yards All deliveries to
be made by 2:30. Phone 4l5l.
TOILET HETIAND.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-02-16
DANCE

The Viroqua Orchestra will give a
big dance in Running's hall on Friday,
February %. A good time is promised
to all, and all are welcome. The or
chestra is equipped with all the very
latest and best music and will use some
special features. Don't miss it.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-02-16
AUCTION SALE

The undersigned will sell at his place
2 miles west of Resdstowp, on Satur
day, February &c, ccinisencing at 10
o'clock: IL cows, 2 horses. all farm
machinery used on the place, some
household goods. JACOB SovDE.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-02-16
Can Best Serve You Now

am prepared to oil harness at Sl.5O
per set. Have Il done now before the
spring work opens.
LII. FAVOR, Viroqua.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-02-16
WAR HORSES WANTED

Your reliable horse buyers, who
have been buying horses from
you in the past, are back again.
They want to buy 100 Horses
and Mares, from 4 years upwards,
weighing from ZOO to 1900 lbs.
Do not fail to bring your draf
horses if you have any, as want
same. VIII be at Viroqua from
Friday, Feb. 25, to Wednesday.
March /. At West Prairie store
Monday, February 2S. At Viola
Saturday, February 26.
JOSEPH & LEVI.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-02-16
G. A r and ~ r G. Notes

Lincoln's birthday was well celebrst-
ed at the w r. c. with an appropriate
program Nearly all members of the
G. A. r. were present. Lunch was
served to eighty.
On February &c there will be a Me-
mortal service for deceased comrades.
Refreshments will be served By the w,
R.
GoLDIE ATKINS. Press Correspondent.
Members of the mothers alliance
will give social at the high school on
Monday evening next, at 8 o'clock.
Music and several short talks will be
given. The new Victor machine, which
was purchased through influence of Miss
Weimar, assisted by the alliance will
be used and it's usefulness for the schools
demonstrated.
Last Sunday was a beautiful day,
bright sunshine and fine sleighing Be
cause of these conditions Superintend-
ent Buffers gave his wards at the coun-
~ asylum the plea re of a sleigh ride,
taking them in co-.fortably arranged
sleighs, large numbers at time.
Kenneth Smith writes home of the
big time he had on his trip with the
university glee and mandolin club.
Starting in at Reedsburg the boys went
as far west as Fargo, giving nightly
concerts. At the latter place they
were met by 100 members of the uni
yersity alumni, entertained and ban
quoted Kenneth says they were
obliged to turn people away at some
places, so large was the attendance.
Louis Keir. for the second time in
eighteen years. is paying a visit to
relatives and many frien0s IN Viroqus
and at Liberty Pole He left Alaska
last August and has been at different
points. He expects to return as soon
az spring conditions will admit. Mr..
KeiF tells many interesting experience
es during his long residence in the froz-
en- north. He is still prosecuting the
mining business.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-02-16

On farm property. Funds always on
hand, no delay. Interest reasonable.
also buy mortgages. Address, or call
JnW. j. Hickisch, 203 s44th street, La
'rOEse. Via
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-02-16
Short News Stories of Interest

Reporters
viroqua and Vicinity