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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-04-25
Flight Of suIlet.

The most amazing sight in Gdf eX.
perience, says a writer in Popular Me-
chanics, was the United States service
bullet with its speed Of ZOO feet a
second. Here we saw the bullet itself.
not flying particles. The sun was low
over the eastern hills. It's rays came
through a break in the ridge bordering
the range. lighting up most Of the
course of the bullet up to the target
200 yards away. but Tearing ths target
and the firing point in deep shadow
The first bullet was seen by someone,
and not a man present missed the
strange sight later on. The appear
ance was a very brilliant silyery fash,
as vivid and Qulck as a flash OF light
ming But two things are necessary to
see bullets fly. a dark background and
the sun at right angles 10 It's course.
Gig gun projectiles are, Of course,
nearly always visible, and It is not
hard TO see a charge Of shot in flight
II one knows what 10 look for and
where to stand.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-04-25
SOUND ADVICE TO FARMERS
Col. c. NJ Butt Writes on Taxation
Mauers-Some Advice

EDITOR AlUNsoN: A few years since
q German, one Carl Marx, started the
cry that all taxes should be collected
off the land. Henry George. another
German in America, took up the same
cudgel The object was to make lands
OF less value aud subject to such bur
dens that land owners would let the
lands revert 20 the government which
@as TO rent them to such persons as
would take them, thus getting the
means Of running the government
without taxation. This principal has
been modified, however. Bat in this
division the principal is In progress
First came exemption OF certain per-
sonal property, TO HELP THE POOR.
Then we have the law not to assess
notes and mortgs ges That is to help
the rich, exclusively, and so on till
now very much Of the personal prop
erty is Exempted from assessment and
the principle Is still pressed Also
came the proposition TO assess build
ings separate from the land. Thus.
gradually, getting the land owner the
farmerl used to separate assessment.
Now comes the proposition to not
assess buildings at all This if car
ried though leaves all the taxes to be
levied on the lands, which is the Carl
Marx proposition Then the moneyed
men, the merchant, the machinery
man, the stock man, all will go free
of taxation and the burden of support
of the government will come on the
land, IN FACT ON THE FARMER AND
ON VILLAGE AND CITY LOTS. All the
rich, costly buildings will go free.
The rich man can live in his costly
nnma free of Tho
cannot have expensive buildings.
Now it benefits the rich again. Bank
capital, notes, bonds, stocks, are held
by the rich. OF course YOU should
make their living easy while the poor
man who has to work, must work hard
er to meet the burden the rich man
escapes. Thus the farmer bears the
burden and will bear it if he don't
LOOK out.
Write to your member of the legis-
lature to oppose this single tax plan
The person@l property men are look
ing after their own interest. Whv
not you lookout for yourselves, you
land owners
But we are told the result of the
single tax is to bring personal proper
ty and nice houses and buildings.
admit II, but this VIII be at expense
of the land. Now the farmer makes
his living by a means harder than any
other man except the miner and fish
erman. Are we TO have his lot made
worse for benefit of the few rich?
Write your farm papers and get
them against this single tax. | have
tried for two years to get the Wiscon-
sin Agriculturist to fight this princi-
pie, but have failed. Therefore | tail
ed to renew my subscription for 1917,
after having taken re paper for thir-
ty-fve years. You farmers should do
the same with any paper which will
not fight the single tax.
~ NJ pr-rvr
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=ORITUARY

Genuine sorrow came 70 Newton
community Ia the death Of Mrs. Kish,
who suddenly passed away Tuesday.
April 10 Flora Rosene Patterson
was born IN Erie, Pennsylvania, Sep
TENDER p, Is48 She was the Oldest
of nine children. In 1852 her parents.
Edwin O. and Martha 81 Patterson.
emigra.ed 70 Wisconsin aad settled
in Ne~Joa valley, Ia which communi-
~ she has since lived May 8, 1866
she was united Ia marriage TO MI.
Henry kisb, and to theu were born
eight children i've sons aud three
daughters One son, Fred, died in
l909, ana . dang nteP, Grace, died IN
infancy. Those who survive are her
husband, four sons. Frank, Albert and
Harry OF Newton valley. Eugene of
Ashton, South Dakota, ana two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Nellie Hastings Of Newton.
and Mrs, Jessie BaSer OF Fulton, flIi-
nOIs Besides tho se are nine grand
children, ner aged mother. Mrs. Mar
ina Pattefs0h,wnJ is in her seth year.
one brother. William Patterson, of
this community, aud fgG sisters.
Mrs. hish was Of the Adventist faith
and Eloer J. 9 Rover of Baraboo.
conducted the sad rites At the Newton
church on Saturday.
The record of her life is her best
memorial Her gracious qualities of
mind and heart endeared her to a wide
circle OF friends and her pure devo-
tion to her family was ever such that
her children may rise up and call her
blessed. Waiting for a glorious res
direction, she sleeps in the narrow
mouse, the crown OF motherhood upon
her brow, resting from life made
beautiful with service. MD.B.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-04-25
TESTED AND PROVEN
There is a Heap of Solace in Being
Able TO Depend Upon a Well
Earned Reputation

For months Viroqua readers have
seen the constant expression of praise
for Doan's Kidney Pills, ard read
about the good work they have done
in this locality. What other remedy
ever produced such convincing proof
of merit2
f. ]. Older, Viroqua, says: Il can
give Doan's Kidney Pills a strong rec
ommendation. They brought me re-
lief from a lame and aching back and
other symptoms of kidney trouble.
couldn't ask for better kidney med
icine than D32u's Kidney pills.
Price soc, at al dealers. Don 'tsimp-
~ ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan S
Kidney Pills - the same that Mr.. Older
had. Foster Miiburn Co., Props, Buff
falo, y. Y.
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rds to sw cor Of forty thence 1854 rds to CEN
ter OF highway thence along center of high
way 1879 rds thence 1854 rds to place of egin
IT NV ne sec town a range wa3
AlbertMarden A piece of land CT. at a rooint In
center of Ontario and Rockton road s of land
owned by 1. +. Kyes thence along center of
road 10 rds thence nOrtheriy to a point 8 of
land owned by l.. Z. Kyes thence easterlv To
place Of beginning. Pt Sc ne sec town IA range
, W lots.
JNAbbott A piece of land com e6 n q of tho GO
cor of lot blk 4, thence southerly with the w
side of GardeL st rds thence westerly TO the
line between SEES q thence n to S st thence
70 lots.
ueySchermerhorn piece of lard of A. Mar
denis land running W $50 TT of Rockton road
of land owned by II. Wilkinson DIT of Sc ne sec
3 town a range W Y lot
SJStarner Com at the end of E. e. Hill mill
dam at a point where dam strikes the rock
thence up and along the rock easterly TO Rrav
valley road thence southerly along center Of
road to point where said road intersects the
hiiisboro road thence NV along center of
Hillsboro read to east bank of Kickapoo river
thence up bank of river to begin pit ne mn
sec town IA range W.
CCLower piece Of land lying W of land owned
by Ed Mitchell ard of land owned by e. Welch-
and of school lot and of Church st. Pine
ne sec town IA range W.
Village of Readstown
MrsRLMoore A tract com rds ? IT of ne cor
lot | blk orig plat west side of Kickapoo river
running 1870 1t. e 25 it, n 1870 fit, W Is # to be-
ginning. being PIT of NV sw sec s.
WmSCarter. ira It com ~ rds & rds of ne cor
blk orig plate side Kickapoo river, running s
rds rds to "A sec line then n on "A sec line
rds thence " 80 rds thence to begin sec s.
ArneAnders A tract com at sw cor of NV NV sec
tp III range W thence along line of said
forty to public highway.
CODavis A tract com at ne cor Readstown GEM
etery run W rds rds e rds rds to be-
ginning. sec g.
G WMathews 49,. =. lots q blk ABEwers add
CNSmithson. lots & 8 blk /, ABEwers add
JasDowing ............. lots 10 blk Imp Co.'S add
Village of Stoddard
Nichoias LeVian' lot blk
NicholasLevlan ........ lot blk 2
Village of Victory
HAIulloch .......-.,.. lots 5.S9 blk
Henry Kish .............lo lot 10 & n y of blk l6
Village of Viola
Henry Barcley Wards add lots 6-7-s-9-iO-I1-l2
blk 3.
seIeExcelsor Co Wards add lots % to "a iaclu-
Wards add. lots 42-43-44-45-4s-
AZ of blk g.
oCGrmm. INV Wards add lot % blk 6
Village of Westby
BTSausstad PIT Sc sec % tp "a "a W lot size II
rds by AZ rds W side Main st. See vol az page
519 record of deeds.
N pit of blk A Jens Davidson's
Main add. lot 2 blk A
BTSaugstad N pit blk b Jens Davidsou's Main
add lot 10 blk b.
AlbertSwiggum PIT of sc Sc sec % tp l4r4wa as.
Cit of Viroqua
$3.50. County add. lot blk
HelenMThomps 't........ County add. lot blk 10.
JohnParr. Nuzum & Smiths add. lot 2 blk l.
GeraldSea Com at NV cor blk MinshalPs sec
ond add. thence e 4 rds n rds 6 # W rds to
beginning. Sec 81 town IS range 4 w a 24-l00
AMUND BELLAND. County TreasurerS
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-04-25

weaving In his brain the images OF
many years ago. Looking up presently,
he spoke again:
zone thing happened that | shall al
ways be sorry for. It is the only thing
IN the years ! knew General McPher-
sou that have to regret had been
out all day hard at work in the line
of my duties came in late to head
quarters and felt rs though { was too
tired 10 move
u thought l would 60 to bed early
| did so. drawing my blankets up
around me. But ! had uo more than
touched the ground and got quiet when
General Mcpherson called me:
"Oh. Hlclr
Now. / heard him. and I'm asham
ed to remember it. but for the only
time IN my life didn't answer. / lay
quite still There were others about
the quarters who had been doing moth.
ing that day. Let the general call one
nj them, l thought to myself.
"Percoiving | did not answer, Gener.
al Strong spoke up for me and said;
'Hick has been ont all day and is jus:
In. l suppose he's asleep
"'Oh. yes said General Mcpherson,
4 suppose he is, He must he tired.
poor fellow! didn't think Of that!'
'Xhen the general caiied some Other
officer and sent him on the errand
And I lay still. and Mcpherson lleveI
knew bu; I was asleep But I wsS
ashamed Of it next day. aud have
been sc ever since. might have an
swerec him. might have gone out into
thc might again. tired as / was.
MCPHERSON was killed net long aft.
er that and l shall always carry with
NE the regretful recollection that once
Ne called me and did not answer"
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GOOD CROPS. FINE WEATHER
Former Vernon Boy Writes of Con-
difions in Louisiana
LoRANoER. La, March %.

IORANt5EE. La. VI aTcH -.
DEAR EDITOR: / receive the CENSOR
on Saturdays or Mondays and look for
il as regular as the weeks 20 by. |
see that you have had an unusually
cold winter. Here the thermometer
has ranged from y above to y since
Christmas. We are planting corn and
have some nicely up nov. Oats are
looking fine and viii be cut in MAY.
BY sowing iespe aeza IN the oats we
can get two crops Of good hay after
the oats are harvested
This will make a good stock coun-
try, as we have such long growing
season and can have green pasture
the whole year. The winters are also
mild and the summers are pleasant
Ii is not as not here As the northern
people think. The highest I have seen
the thermometer is I02 one day and
100 one day, in the shade The nights
are always cool We have a great
variety of crops for forage and hog
feed. We can grow almost any cop
that can be produced in the north, and
great many more. The land around
Loranger is high and gently rolling.
There is no malaria or ague here and
more heathful place TO live would
be hard TO find We can also grow
fruit, such as oranges, peaches and
pears, and palm trees and a few ba-
mana trees may be seen here.
Yours truly,
J. w. HENRY.
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vi e. - ~ ~ Ea 80 ~ Easa Va "a "a
A Yankee Hero
MCPHERSON Was Beloved bu His Men
and IdoIized By His Officers.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

T MONG the men whose names
~ are cherished by Union veter.
IA ans and who are recalled 70
mind in loving remembrance
every Memorial day few stand higher
than General James b. MCPHERSON
who was killed near Atlanta In 1854.
Some years ago the late General An
drew Hickenlooper Of Cincinnati gave
some interesting "reminiscences Of Gen
eral Mcpherson. He said:
Il was chief engineer Of McPher
sous corps at Vieksburc and saw much
Of both Mcpherson and Grant during
the siege l have seen many army of
fcers, but never one like Mcpherson
There never was anybody like him
Yong. handsome and full Of enthusl
asul, he was the idol Of his soldiers.
You never saw anything like it at
his headquarters. He seemed a Broth
er or a simple, good comrade to his Of
Ulcers. He was one Of ourselves.
Il cannot describe to you the feeling
We had for him. 1t was something
more than the strongest friendship be-
tween man and man."
The general paused = mement and
dropped his head. Memory vas busy
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OF THE CITY COUNCIL

VRoQUA. Wis. April II, 1877.
Regular meeting Of the common council Pres.
ent Mayor Garrett Aldermen Larson. Rogers.
And rson, Foster Chase and Knudson.
Minutes Of the previous meeting read and ap-
proved. The following accounts were retd. ap-
proved by the finance committee and upon mo-
ton allowed roll call Of member all voting ave
Labor account: Fred Chapman Z. -. A Gald 10
90. Gilbert Gilbertson 5.e3.
Salary account: Balance of alderman's salary:
T. c. Knutson 70, NJ. o. Larsen le, Silas Foster To-
II. E. Rogers rs. G. W. Chase IS. J. o. Anderson
g. w. T.. Garrett .. Buchanan Bros. IS. a. c. NJ.
& st. p. Ry $500. Jno. Z. Huzum & Sons 25 10.
Dr. Morley SEQ. Olaf johnson t00. Standard Oil
Co. f.9S. II. G. Simpkins f424
On motion council adjourned.
C. J. OLDER Clerk
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-04-25
"GINGLES JlNGLES"
NOT so MUCH.

Do not think the world can't
get along without you, do not
think she'll cut out whirling when
you blow; We'll admit you are a
cog. in the wheel that makes us
Jog, you are needed but you're
not the entire show. Do not get
il in your bean that We must
have you, or the doings on this
earth will go to smash; you are
but a common skate, and regard
less of your fate, you will never
cause universal crash. There
viii come time when you'll be
but a memory. when you'll live
within the thoughts of but a few:
and the rank and Gle will say, he
has checked and gc2s his way
Ice was not so bad-we re sorry
that he blew. Then you're blot
ted from the minds of men for
eyer. theyE forget that you were
nodded fCr the place; things will
move along the same, as when
you we're in the game: someone
will step IN and I'LL the vacant
space. So forget the thought that
you ase all.important. things will
move RICH: on when you have
pulled your freight; this old earth
will never care, whether you are
here or there-it will speed On
never changing - ..
IN its gait. SgrsSNN. J>,>siA
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There Is more Catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together. and for years IL was sup
posed to be incurable. Doctors prescribed
local remedies. and by constantly failing
to cure with local treatment pronounced
it incurable Catarrh is a local disease,
greatly influenced hy constitutional con-
ditions and therefore requires constitu-
tional treatment. Hairs Catarrh Medi-
cine. manufactured by T. J. Cheney &
Co.. Toledo, Ohio. is a constitutional
remedy. Is taken internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
of the System. One Hundred Dollars re-
ward is offered for any case that Halls
Catarrh Medicine fails TO cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
r. ]. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, l5c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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RURAL NEWS ITEMS
Contributed bv the Csosor'e
Live CorreaPondens%
WHEATLAND

CENTRAL, April %. Polly johnson
is assisting Mrs c. f. Sallander with
Aer household duties Will Sallander
was on the sick list the first of the
week. J.. A nice warm rain has started
the grass to growing, and also wheat
crops are planted. e. Lester Cilly and
wife and infant son arrived here last
Tuesday from Calgary, Alberta, where
they have been the past year. Alice
Haverley is quite sick from severe
cold, which is especially hard tor her
as she * lust recovering frsrn critical
operation . Lew AXlen Vent to La
Crosse to visit his sister Edna, who re-
Gently underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis. The young people from
here were Cal 4 20 Harmony to sing
at the fune,a. OF Mrs. Devorce. .....
Ed Missel and Velma Cole spent Sun
day in the w. r. Haverly home.
Mrs. Reuben Bromley passed away
last Tuesday following a severe at
tack of pluro pneumonia. The fun
eral occurred at Central church, Thurs
day, Rev. Miller officiating, Those
from abroad to attend the funeral
were Mr.. and Mrs. hoffman of Sparta,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bromley of La
Crosse. George Bromley of Wesley
Mrs. f Morrison of VirOqua, Mrs.
Amy Davis of Preston, Minnesota.
Mrs. Bromley was devoted wife and
mother, the kindest of neighbors, and
will be greatly missed. The floral Of
ferings were prOfuse and especially
beautiful. Sympathy is extended to
the bereaved relatives. W. r.
Haverley and wife made a business
"trip 10 the Gateway city last Wednes-
day Walter Sallander is at home for
a short visit. !. Pupils examination is
taking place at the Partridge school
house with Jesse and Tressa Favor,
Dilla Hayden and Ella Giobst teachers.
The Geo. Hall family have been sick
with q severe cold.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-04-25

Fond Parent-Reason. my boy. Is
that which eudbies q man to determine
what IS right.
And what is iuStiuct?"
2 Instinct is that which tells a woman
she is right, whether she is or not
London Spare Moments.
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Village of Avalanche

mage Vi AOuD dizzy
| OPDunnum PIT NV Sc. as recorded in vol "a page
$50. eX piece sold as described in vol 55 page III.
Village of De Soto
George Dorr Between 10 and II acres. lot 10.
RSNitcroft Lot &. com at ne cor of DeSoto park.
thence W $50 IT of line of cemetery. l40 fl S
thence go # e 40 # TO place of begin,
LMGreen ;...... lot 10 PIX :
OEHarris .......... nh lot } & sl3 lot blk 3
AGamLong Com at Greenman's lot running on
main road 400 feet. thence right angle with
road to cliff thence northerly to intersect line Of
NV NV thence westerly to line to inter-
sect with outlot No.52 thence rightangle to be-
ginning.
Village of La Fargo
LauraLibby ...... pit NV cor NV Sc sec 20 S2-l60
CarrieProctor pit of pit Of NV south of river
MEHutchison lots II & ~ blk except 3 IT off W
side lot II Hayes plat sec 80.
Willis Huston. lot blk 8. Hayes plat. sec 30.
WmBean lots 44xl20 # not plated of sw NV
ne sec 20 a Lao leo.
MmBean.. pit OF sc cor ne NV sec ~ a !
WmBean ........ pt of Sc NV sec 20 a 81. 20-160.
OVCass ....... lot 5 blk 3 Bailey's plat sec %.
BettyMorgan lot II blk Baley's plat sec 90.
Clarence oumans. ..... pit sw cor nl2 vol SO
page page $50 g ea3 sec g Il %
Peter Bradvold pt ne sw Zone &C more or lessl vol
Village of Newton
EdwMiek elsOn lot 1867 blk sec % town 10
Village of Ontario
MarrenWest. .....-.................Io lot blk 3
Warren West lot blk 8
NAStOddard sA4 lot blk
AlbertMarden. .............-... neA lot blk
AhceHaskell.... ...t.. .s12 lot DIX o
Alcehaskeil. iot DIX D
81 Starner. .......ne cor so IT SO Of lot blk
JSResch ex 90 Tt so in ne cor, remainder of lot
blk 2.
JOhnManley. ..... ...............s....lot blk :
HCHsskell A piece of land com 66 # n of side
of Main st. thence along side Div St 81 #
thence rds thence southerly 81 # thence
easterly rds to begin. Elk strip one I'd wide
running to church st a lot a 25-l0O.
EWSandonEst A piece of land com on W side of
Div St # of line of High st thence southerly
along line of Div st rds to the ne cor of Fred
Bredlow LOT, thence nOrtherly ALONE line Of
Bredlows lots rds thence southerly rds thence
westerly rds thence northerly rds to point
# Of range of High st thence easterly to
place Of begin sec town IA range " 50 rds.
JSResch Al land lying between lots & blk
and mill race and Of Main ST pit of NV NV sec
2 town IL range ".
MrsDaveRoberts piece of land com at the
side of S st in parallel with side of Div ST
thence souiherly in line with c side Of Div st
about 50 rds to the of land owned by II Will
knson and L. r. Kyes. G. f. Culver and III. G.
Haskell thence westerly on n line of land owned
by H. Wilkinson about u rds to 9 line of Lincoln
st thence northerly line OF Lincoln st to the
Brush Creek road and the side of S st to place
of beginning. PIT ne ne sec town II range Wv
a 5.
GeoBeekett A piece of land com 1872 rds e of the
nwh ne4 thence westerly along of forty i312
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CHRIsTIAN CHrRCH

Bible school at 1000 a. m. Preaching service at
90 a. m Topic Of sermon A Worthy Calling -
Young Peoples meeting at $50 D m Evening
service at $50 .. m Sermon Things Concerning
the Kingdom OF God"
Ladies Aid will be entertained at the church on
Friday afternoon by the following: Mrs. Nc
kenney. Mrs. Love, Mrs. Stokes, Mrs. Weintz
Ms Harrington. Mrs. Miller and Mrs Bush
There will be a business and social meeting of
the Loyal Mems and Loyal Womens bible classes
on Thursday evening in the church.
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Adler Collegian clothes at The
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & johnson.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-04-25

Sunday school at 10 A. IA. Preaching Service at
u a. m. Theme. The Ministry Of Light" Y. +.
c. +. at $50.
BOY Scouts on Friday evening. Campfire girls
hike on Saturday morning at ? o'clock from Con
EregAtoual church.
The annual spring rummage sale will be held in
the church parors on Friday. May atm.
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CHCscs NOTES

UNITED LUTHERAN E. 0. Hofstead. Pastor
Services in Viroqua at 1880. Zion at g.
Ladies' aid Thursday afternoon this week enter
tanned by Mesdames Fladen, Jensen and Ernest
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METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday school 10. Prof. R. L. Heinds. Supt
Public worship II and 80. Epworth League $40
Minnie Latta President. Midwsek service Thurs
day 1880.
Rev L. A. Bremen will preach next Sunday at
II 90 a. m and at 1870 p. m Third quarterly con
ference Saturday at q 80 D m All officers should
he present. Mid-week meeting Thursday at 7.30
D. m.
Aid society viii be entertained at the church
parloTs Wednesday May 2 BY Mesdames John
Stou. George Groves, John and Henry Husehka
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SYNOD CHuRCH

Communion services in the Synod Kiekapoo
church next Sunday at : a. m. Those who intend
to be confirmed next fall will be enrolled after the
services
Viroqua Young Peoples Society meets in the
church next Sunday evening at rs
Synod Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. David Olson
this Friday 0, m