Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-04-04
TUESDAY ELECTION TALE
LADY COUNTY SUPERINTEND.
ENT ELEC TED
Little Interest in City Many Towns
III State Go DFy-Marshall For
Supreme Judge

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influence felt Wherever She went. and
if in her work as SUPERINTENDENT she
instiUs faith and knowledge into that
work Of a characteristic virn.the coun-
ltv Mil Indeed 81 fortunate and edu-
lcation realize an impetus. Miss Men.
rud won over her four male contem-
noraries b3ndsomel, receiving a treat
ar npmber OF votes imam an olhers
lcomoiped
In the city there we're few contests
For Justice Of the neace s. II. Pollard
lhad Isl votes. Canfsin Buffers 222,
Geo. p. Fisher lG5 ]. a. Sherric5
elected constable.
! In the First ward TIC. Kuudson was
elected alderman without opposition.
| Q'e Anderson elected alderman tor
= Ky n Ne5, n ~ Vas CHOSEN no s,,pe p,ss
or ra,eivjna 81 "A n H@iesasnn "a
ii E. Shreye 81.
In Second ward Martin larson and
+, w, Hazen we're elected alderman
and supervisor, respectively, without
Oppose zion a. a. -r
IN the ! MIRO i-oEts > thompson haa
no oppo9stion l"r at 20 Etnan' +, or sup u
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1hfoueho"I 'He county mere are
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81 49, M l+..-.r. H. 81
on tbe license qua. ion Vernon coun.
Itv hra no c0aay,.. peS9eo.Genoa. Stod-
dard, ChasaUut. 4 add HIUsooro voting
wet.
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NIdtsnd'' appears " il'ho pSe'l go
ca 10y a Naie majority over ATTORNEY
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Get your flour and garden seeds at
| Towner's.
Wall paper remnants cheap at
Towner S.
Get your Easter cards and book
lets at Towner's.
Roads are Incoming nassahle in
some directions.
Hans p larson had bnsiness AZ
Casht N on Friday
The new Mallory hats in all col
ors. Stoll & Groves.
-Tnmharman Rnselan6 wasn't West.
bv on business last Friday.
Nm, now snrino ,,osts and sni4s
far Easier Al sottle : Tafes's
| Oak sbeeting shed nests and tim.
HERS for barns and sheds at Tbaver's
NJ Dawi++ - 1avnas =, tar,no~
resident If yicto~v died in Nebraska
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stores 11 1'
Won oct onality and rood mer-
lchandise when Won buv Al Stoll 4
IGroves'
New couch covers. curtain ma
terials. portiers and table runners at
Suttle Il Tate's.
Miss Edna Avlen of Redmonud
was operated upon for appendicitis
in d Lacrosse hospital.
Don't for0e+ fine Easter dance
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Music by Culger's orchestra.
Snr;n, i nositivelv R[re-+be ro.
lbins and small nov with marbles bav-
ing made their annearance.
parlev Rr,,a a Coon vallev po,nc,
man bas becone cashier NJ n banlr Of
rhonrean North Dakota
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,royod fro,, pa5nnnInd - Snu;i'r Giii
ne evnects IN qfo 10 Montana i5ter
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lidh olole oI TINS CltY' mas
purchased farm near heulnouno,
Nno"n as Iie u. L. 1oniiSoi P'aoe'
-Adelbert WakeneId OF retreat
sustained fractured arm oy morse
crowdlng him against stall partition.
Miss Geneva Jensen, teacher in
Timber Coulee school, submitted to
an operation tor appendicitis IN a La
Crosse hospital.
AT the unusual age of 80 years,
Andreas Foff passed to his long home.
He was a pioneer resident OF Ham
burg. Two sons survive.
When you have your insurance
written by a bank, it is a pretty good
guarantee that it was done right. See
the First National Bank.
DIR. Porter, town Of Viroaua health
officer, tells the CENSOR that he quar-
antined three families on Pleasant
Ridge because of scarlet fever.
| lanes II Rooers a for,nar r,eSoto
how il a third tf,na eIe~+ed o.,.eraI
secretary and treasurer of the o.: ,,cv
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