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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-04-24
STATEMENT OF THE BOARD
nE COUNTY CANN ASSERS
STATE OF WISCONSIN. COUNTY OF We

STATE OF WISCONSIN. COUNTY OF YER
NON-SS
We Berlie Moore, County Clerk, and Amund
Olson, a Deputy Register of Deeds and r. w.
Rogerson Citizen of said county, eonstitut-
ing the Board of County Canvassers of said
County, do hereby certify that the following
and within tabular statement is correct and
as compiled from the original returns made 10
the County Clerk OF said County and COM
pared Herewith by us, and that from said re-
turns it appears that at the Judicial Election
held in the several Towns. Wards. Villages,
and Election Districts Of said County. on the
first Tuesday Of April, A. D.. 1918, being the
second day OF said month, the number of votes
given ia said County for Judicial Offices. was
as follows:
The whole number OF votes given for Justice
Of Supreme Court was thirty-three hundred
forty-four (3344) of which number Marion
B. Rosenberg received fifteen hundred sixty
eight 1869 votes Charles II. Crownhart re-
ceived seventeen hundred seventy-two tl772l
votes scattering four az votes.
The whole number of votes given for Cir
cult Judge of the 9Th Circuit was twenty-nine
hundred sixty t2960j Of which number Z. c.
Higbee received twenty-nine hundred fifty
two t2952) votes scattering eight 49, votes.
Witness our hands. at the office Of the Corn
~ Board of Supervisors. at Viroqua in said
county. this 5th day Of April. in the year OF
! our Lord, thousand nine hundred and
eighteen.
BERLIE MOORE, County Clerk.
AMUND OLSON, Dep. Reg. of Deeds.
X. W. ROBERTSON, Citizen.
Board of County CanvasseFs.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-04-24
CHURCH NOTES
FINsTAD's CHARGE
services in Freeman church next sunt
CuRIETIAA CHITHCH

GhhiSllAE
Church at study 10, at Worship ii serh-"".
evening worship 5 100. sermon Two Covenants
or the Law and the Gospel. There will be a
short song service
Thursday at 7 so prayer and Bible study
Saturday afternoon the Junior Loyal Daugh-
tiers will entertain the ladies aid at the church.
The mems Bible class entertained the wOmen's
class last Friday evening. The Bible school
esntest With Muskegon. Michigan is getting
well under way. Come and help go over the
top "
Sunday school At 10, preaching service al
II, theme Building Better structures", {.
Campfire Girls Monday evening; Boy Scouts
Friday evening
The annual spring rummage sale VIII be
held in the church parlors on Saturday, May
4th Test the welcome Of this church.
JAcOBS0N'5 CHARGE
Services Sunday in Franklin at II and in
ImmanueIs at Z. C0nhrmants Of Franklin
meet directly after the service.
On Friday, April z6th the ladies aid Of
Zion meets whit Mrs. Ihe0dore kudser-
METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday school at 10 public worship at Il.
sermon by the pastor
Fpworth League at 80. preaching at 80.
Bible study class Wednesday at 7 40: pray
er and praise meeting Thursday att 80.
Liberty Pole II. Bishop Branch 3, Spring
HoFsTEAD's CHARGE
Services in Viroqua at go, Zion At Z go.
Ladies aid THURSDAY afternoon in the church
sNEBY's CHARGE
Communion services IN ksckapoo next sun
day at H. English services IN Firoqua a.
.. N.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-04-24
DorNcs OF THE CITY COUNCIL
VirOqua. Wis. April IS, 1918.
,epnIar Meeting Of the common council cell

NlfOuuA4 " bss April 10 tSi
Regular meeting Of the common council call
ed to order by the mayor.
Members present, Aldermen Anderson, Lar.
sen. Rogers, Chase, Thompson. hnudson and
Nelson.
Minutes Of previous meeting read and sp-
proved The following accounts were read
approved by the finance committee and upon
motion allowed Roll call Of members all vot'
Ordinance No. III was read. entitled or.
dinanee TO license the keeping Of dogs, was in
troduced by Alderman Anderson with mo
ton BY Alderman Nelson that the rules be
e.zpen ded and the ordinance be placed on is
passage. Upon motion TO suspend the rules
an voting aye Upon motion to pass ordinance
roll call Of members: Aye. kaudson. Ander-
son. Rogers, Thompson. Nelson. No, Larson
The council proceeded to elect Alderman knud
son president Of the council Upon motion
Of Alderman Thompson the mayor appointed
the following committees:
Finance-T. c. Knudson. chairman: ". T.
Rogers. Sr. and J. o. Anderson.
Lights. o. Anderson, chairman; L. S
Thompson and A. S. Nelson.
Water-M. o. Larson, chairman; a. S.Nei'
son and T. &. knudson-
streets-H. y. Rogers, ST., chairman; MO
Larsen and l.. ) Thompson.
Walks and Crashing L. ): Thompson
chairman; 7. c. knudson and II. f. ROgs ss.sr
Public Property--A. s. Nelson. chairman
J. o. Anderson and VI. o. Larsen.
Accounts: o. X. Moe sLz5, A. {. Hook
$3.50. SsmLePaRe $500, ChaE. Osburn $1,000
Gilbert Walling Si.z5. Fletcher TelfOrd tl.9o
r l. BeHenTy SIS. VIM. Bowman SIS, Ma
son Bros. $3.50. L. {. Boyle $40. Andrew
Gald gIz58. Melvin Owen SIS. Jonah Mason
SAYS, Fletcher Telford &i.Z5, W. A. Ro0Hs-
veli 20. s87.22. KuebleT Hdw Co. 1851. John
son & Vigdahi Sic. +. VI. Towner &3.s0, DR.
p T. Morley sz3.8o, =. J. Older S1.s0. W. y
Jarrett $500, Harold r. Proctor Sst.67. d.
p T.. Morley SII.s7, T. {. knudsOn $1,000. N
o. Larsen $500, J. q. Anderson $500. G.
w. Chase $500. II. Z. Rogers $1,000, Lewis
s. Thompson SIz.90, Irwin Henry $3.50
Upon Motion council adjourned.
T. ]. OLDER, City Clerk.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-04-24

90, 1865 She was ur..ed in marriage to
Tennis Gabrielson June g, IS. To this union
were born five children. The Oldest, Clara,
died at the age of one year and the youngest
Elmer at the age of 85z years A son, Elias,
and two daughters, Mrs. Clara Peterson, and
Mrs Cornelia Hanson, live to mourn the
death Of their mother. Death came on the
afternoon Of April 9, 1918, after an extend
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-04-24
Delinquent Tax Notice
STATE OF WISCONSIN
County Of Vernon

on o
A
wills of htor
Sale wmeom clock in tn forenoon day day untl
land are dipsd al
thoff eeof the of Of
" ~ ~ " 1000 - 49, ~ ~ - -N County Treasure
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-04-24

TABULAR STATEMENT of the votes given
for Judicial Officers at the Judicial Election
held in the several Towns, Wards. Villages
and Election Districts in the County of YER
non, on the first Tuesday in ApTil, A. ID.
1918. being the second day Of sai1 month.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-04-24

Sc Sc sec S5-l2-S run "
on line 81 rds to center
Of hwy thence south
easteriy along center
Of hwy p rds thence
northeasteriy to place
of begin. ............ 2
Town IS Range 3 West
Warren Silbaugh swS-S0
sis sei4 ..........l5 3
Francis Baird ne 20-40
ne ne ............,20 20
Warren Slibaugh ni9 NV
ne .t........,.. .se@ ~
Warren Silbaugh w7-20
nia ne NV .-....22 4
JohnChitWood sisnw 4 SO so
John Chitwood NV sw 30 40
Town ~ Range ( West
w II Wilson II of hwy
ne Sw .g....-.s. q ~
Sam LePage IA 5 OF
hwy NV sw .......- -
o r Dahl Sc NV ....l4 40
Town " Range S West
Jacob Daeh Est sw sw IL 40
Jacob Dach Est wiz NV
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-04-24
OFFICIAL SENATORIAL and
JUDICIAL CANVASS

for the election Of UNITED STATES SEN
AT0R at the Special Election held in the
several Towns, Wards. Villages and Elec-
tiOn Districts of the county of Vernon, or
the first Tuese n April, A. ID. 1918.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-04-24
STATEMENT OF THE BOARD
OF COUNTY CANVASSERS
STATE OF WISCONSIN. COUNTY OF YER


We, Berlie Moore County Clerk and Amund
Olson, a Deputy Register of Deeds and r. W.
Rogerson. a Citizen of said county, consttut-
ing the Board of County Canvassers of said
County, do hereby certify that the following
and within tabular statement is correct and
compiled from the original returns made to
the. County Clerk of said County and as com
pared Herewith by us, and that from said re-
turns it appears that at the Special Election
held in the several towns. wards. villages
and election districts of said county, on the
first Tuesday of April. A. d. 1918, being the
second day Of said month
The whole number Of votes given for the
election ofUNITED STATES SENATOR in
the county of Vernon follows The
whole number of votes given for UNITED
STATES SENATOR was forty-two hundred
ninety-four 1924 of which number Irvine
L. Lenroot received twenty-four hundred TWEEN
ty-two (2422( votes Joseph f. Davies received
Thirteen hundred eighty-seven tl3S71 votes :
Victor l.. Berger received four hundred sew
enty-six (4761 votes scattering nine t9l votes.
Witness our hands, at the office of the Coun-
tn Board of Supervisors. at Vroqua in said
county, this 9TH day Of April in the year Of
our Lord. thousand nine hundred and
eighteen.
BERLIE MOORE. County Clerk.
AMUND OLSON, Dep. Reg. of Deeds.
X. w. ROBERTSON, Citizen.
Board of County Canvassers.
TABULAR STATEMENT of the votes given
for Judicial Officers at the Judicial Election
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-04-24

Owners name Des Sec Acres
Township IL Range l Last
Marina Straight ela NV
sec 5 TIA RI aS7 20-l00
Marina Straight ne sw
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-04-24

Scattering Forest /. Franklin l, Ham
burg /, Kickapoo ?. Sterling 2. Coon Valley
Vii l, Ontario Vii /.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-04-24

Scattering for Justice of the Supreme Court
Sterling 2, Union 2.
Scattering for Circuit Judge Harmony 4,
Sterling 3, Wheatland l.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-04-24

Flanagan All that part Of Beh sel4 sec
7 town IL range 3 lying of Reeds creek al 8
r ! Flanagan Sc Sc sec town IL range ad0
Mrs X l. Moore A tract com rds Il Of ne
cor of lot l blk orig plat " side kiekapoo
river running $50 II e rs 1870 Fl "
% II TO begin. Pr NV sw sc town ii
Lillian G Metz A tract com SO rds Of sc
cor Of ne sec town II ranges running
rds thence 10 degrees l'i2 rds
thence - rds thence s y degrees 1914
rds thence $ coz degrees 20 2-l0 rds
thence Ia rds 10 beginning
Village Of Rockton
Village Of stoddard
II Hart Part ne nv sec ~ town "a range Z
com at NV cor Of right Of way Of {. Is. y
q X r Co.'S land where the said right Of
way crosses the sectional line between sec
2s and Il thence. running along the line
OF c. r. O. r. X. right Of way 437 fl
thence " 35s fl thence in n direction
444 7-10 f. TO said above line % point
43q Il " Of point Of beginning thence 70
point Of beginning more or less.
Village Of Victory
Il q iui'o'" Village Of Viola '' ~
Herman Kellogg Mound Park Add 80 n front
on state road and I6 rds back of s side lot
bib 3.
b Saugstad Part sw Sc sec % town u range
4 lot size II rds By { - rds side Main 81
See vol 40 page 5i9 record Of deeds.
b T saugstad North pt blk Jens Davidson 3
Main ADD lot 10 DIX u
City of Viroaua
Mrs Otto Hellwig Original plat. com 81 II e
and 80 Il n OF cor lot thence n 80 II
. 10 II n TO Decker 81 " 81 fl 10 cor Of blk
% # 70 begin. lots IS blk 2.
Charles Osborne Original Plat 70 Il Of lot
3 blk H.
Harry Dennis . Decker's Add lot Blk 8
Love Est ..-....... county add lot bib
Anna Parr ........---..... Goes add lot Is
John Parr Nuzam & Smiths add lot blk /
Gerald Seal Com at nw cor Of blk ! Miushall 8
2nd Add thence 4 rds rds eft, ards
s 20 begin sec 81 town IL range I a2i- 100
AMuND BELLAND, County Treasurer.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-04-24
Town IL Range 5 West

Edward Olson pt Sc NV
as follows: com 40 rds
of sw cor thence 5 TO
said cor thence g TO
sc cor thence n to top
of bluff thence NV TO
begin ..-..-..-.... IL i
Edward Olson pit sw ne
com at sw cor thence
20 top Of bluff thence
following bluff TO the
n line thence e to the
ne cor thence 5 to Sc
cor thence W 20 begin
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-04-24

COMMUNION serVlce8 N h1chapoo neHf Jun
day at m. English services in Yiroqua a.
{ 2.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-04-24

In England the seller bears the e1'
pense Of an auction sale; in France
and ia Italy the purchaser pays a 3
per cent commission.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-04-24
OBITUARY

Winchel Addison James, born October 3,
1913, died April 10, Is 8, at his home in the
town of WhitestOwn. He married TO
Rachel Shores September II, 1863. who sur
wives him. To this union were born thirteen
children. ten of whom survive him. He also
leaves one brother, Charlie Winchel, who lives
Island Lake. They all present at the
icneral except the sister he also leaves
fOrty-six grandchildren.
Mr. james was one Of Vernon county's pio-
neers and leaves a host Of friends. His fun
eral was conducted by Rev. Babcoek of Val
ley, assisted by Rev. John Shores, also the
Rev. Albert Shores and wife were present.
He was followed 70 his last resting place by a
large coneourse of friends and relatives. He
died quite suddenly of heart failure. He had
not been feeling well for about ten days bat
able TO be around the house and farm.
The day he died he walked some distance
from the house to the field. where his youngest
son, Otis. blowing, and talked to him.
About four O'Clock the end came quite painless
while he discussing farming operations
with his LIS.
Minnie shorey. wife Of William Campbell
of Newton, died March %, and was buried at
Riverside, April LIST. funeral services being
conducted by her pastor, Elder J. G. Rover Of
the Adventist church. She had been q poor
health for time, but her death lame a.
a shock &" her many friends where she had
lived for more than thirty years. She il sur
lived by her husband. two sons. Lee and Lam
bert, three grandchildren, her parents and Sc
ersI brothers and sisters. She was about 50
years Of age. In her passing her eoaT ar {, y
loses q woman Of excellent character, one
faithful to the church, esteemed for her good
works. VI. D. b.
The funeral Of Mrz. Ellen Adelia Gabriel
son occurred April II. at one O'Clock at the
house and from there TO the United Lutheran
church al West 5pringvilIe. The services
were conducted by the Rev. Guy n Smith, Of
the Methodist church. Mrs. Charleston was
born in the town Of Harmony. Wisconsin, May
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-04-24

Owners name Des Sec Acres
Township IL Range Last
Marina Straight els NV
Il sec 5 TIA RI aS7 2o-l00
Marina Straight ne sw
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40
Town II Range l West
VIM Carson nwA ..9 100
VIM Carson n pt sw g 20
Harrison Revels sw ne 10 40
+ Z Palmer VIZ swit 20 so
WebsterRevls els nwi4 20 so
Town Is Range West
John + Wagner sc Sc IL 40
John f Wagner ne ne II 20
o V Cass NV sw..l4 80
o V Cass Sc cor ne Sc. Is IS
OrieHurless el2 nwA p 50
Orie Hurless NV ne. -2l 80
Town IL Range West
Jacob Leland sia Sc. 5 50
Jacob Leland pit nel4
sea -.--...-...... o 10
Jacob Leland sl2 NV sc
....-...,..s.+ ~
Anton Stoiks NV sw.. 40
Anton Stoiks pt ne sw. : 80
Anton Stoiks ni2 sl2 sw
Peter Grisen sS-s of ne
ne .....-..........- . 10
Peter Grisen Sc ne. 49,. 9 40
Peter Grisen eis seA 8 50
Peter Grisen eS4 of wiz
sW4 ...-.....lO %
Peter Grisen Sc sw. 40 40
John Merchant sw NV 10 40
John Merchant wiz of W
u swl4 ...-.,......l 10 20
Peter Grisen NV NV. .l5 40
PeterGrisen nl2 ne NV Is 20
Peter Grisen ne ne. ...l6 40
Peter Grisen sc ne. .16 40
Town IL Range 8 West
S Nj Holland e S0a Sc
ne ..-.....-.. 3 80
f = Flanagan sw Sc. 40
Joseph Galway l5a NV
Sc ..s......... ~ 10
Joseph Galway sw Sc. 10 40
f T Flanagan NV ne. rs 40
TwOn IL Range 8 West
Weichman Bros sw NV 2S -
Weichman Bros Sc NV rs 40
AndrewJ acobson sw Sc. 81 40
ETVanWinter com at ne
cor Sc SC sec 35-l2-3
thence ns0 rds thence
westerly along center
of road 10 KickapOo
and Viola road thence
southerly in center of
X and V road TO Kick
apoo Center bridge
thence down center of
river to line of ne
Sc thence eco rds to
place Of begin. being
pit ely ne Sc. .... .35 49,.
Z T NtnW Winter pt sc Sc
T. Of hwy in NV cor
com 9 rds " of ne cor
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-29

this country after the war. They were
and fifty cent pieces.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Otto, Ruth
street, have received word of the safe
arrival overseas of their son, Carl H.
Otto.
Private Herman Gerth, Jr., writes
home to his parents, stating that he
was wounded in active fighting and
now is in a France base hospital.
Mrs. ChrisSie Behl has received a
souvenir from the battlefelds OF
France 1t is a helmet worn by Ger
man soldier and sent to her by Sam
Kontas, a member of Co. E.
Private w. H. Block has written a
letter from France to Clarence Peters
in New York who in turn sent it to
Mig Preusse from which we make ex-
erpts:
$50 you are still at the Point.
Well Pete l do not know but what you
are just as we'll off as it is not all
pleasure over here. [ have been driv-
ing large seventy-fve horse power
Holt tractors for the past few weeks
and believe me, when 1 say it is some
boat, I will venture to say that it will
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-29
News of the Boys

Henry Scholl Of Camp Grant spent
Thanksgiving day here.
Gilbert Bentzin of Camp Grant is
visiting his parents here.
Herman Harder of Camp Grant is
home on a four day furlough.
Corp. N. c. Henry Of Camp Grant is
home on a seven day furlough.
j. w. SprOesser was home from
Camp Grant to spend Thanksgiving.
Edwin Buffmire of Camp Grant
spent Thanksgiving day with his par
ients here.
Frank Bandelin of Camp Grant is
spending a four day furlough at his
home here.
Joseph Simon of the Great Lakes
training station spent Thursday with
his parents here.
Alvin Stallmann, at Great Lakes ma
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-29
A DREARY DAY.
Thanksgiving Day Was Wet, Cold and
Snowy.

Thanksgiving day was ushered in
by steady downpour of rain, which
started shortly after midnight and
continued until noon of that day when
it turned into slushy snowstorla, the
snow melting as fast as it fell The
air was raw and cold and kept pedes-
TRANS within doors most of the time.
1t was necessary to abandon the com
munity prayer meeting advertised for
1920 a. N. in North First street, ow-
ing to the inclemency of the weather.
The saloons were closed and business
about the city was generally suspend
ed throughout the day People from
by their absence
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-29
PUPILS TO SELL STAMPS
IN THANKSGIVING CRUSADE

The sale which the pupils of the
schools will conduct in their Chill
drens Thanksgiving Crusade, will not
in any way be connected with the June
campaign in which pledges to buy a
certain number of the War Savings
and Thrift samps, were made by near
ly every citizen in all communities of
the state.
The children's sale will be regarded
as real thanks" sale, the people of
the state showing the real Thanksgiv-
ing feeling and their appreciation of
the fact that an armistice has been
declared, by purchasing as many of the
War Savings and Thrift stamps as
they find possible to do so. These will
be strictly in addition to the pledge
stamps of June.
1t is expected, too, that the Christ
mas sale of samps will be large-that
the War Savings and Thrift stamps,
as Christmas gifts, will be the popular
thing this year, and that people who
have learned the true lesson of thrift
will give these stamps as presents,
rather than to go back to the old "use-
less Christmas giving, which meant
ridiculous expenditure of a large
sum ofamOney, and the result of which
will be large contributions to the
White Elephant sales during the COM
ing year if the old idea of Christmas
giving is adopted, and the new idea is
scorned
Wisconsin has, in every other cam
paign, delivered the bacon" at the
front door of generosity-it would be
black eye to have to go to the back
door with the "rind", in the matter
of War Savings.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-29
SUGAR CERTIFICATES ARE
DROPPED AFTER DEC.

Distribution of sugar under the GER
tlhcate system will be discontinued
ON December 1, under an order issued
by the food administration. In an
nouncing the order, the administra-
ton emphasized that requests for
conservation Of sugar were in no way
modified. Domestic consumers, it is
said, will be expected to observe the
voluntary portion Of four pounds per
person month and public eating
places will be required to use only
four pounds of sugar for each ninety
meals served
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-29

move almost anything that is NOV
able, as it is Of the caterpillar type,
and will climb any kind Of grade or
ditch. l have also received instructions
in auto engines, that is the French
type, which differ somewhat from our
own.
met Lieut. Fred Keck several days
ago and he looked fine and it was a
big surprise for both of us. He is at
tached to the G. A G.
And aeroplanes-I never saw so
many before in my life. Just like a
|4iock of birds soaring around in the
air. I saw bunch of not less than
twenty Sunday and they were all
American make and driven by Ameri-
cans, which made it all the more in
teresting.
Mr. and Mrs. William Luther are in
receipt of letter from their son
Elmer, who was overseas but was re-
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-29
DODGE COUNTY COURT
Will CONVENE TUESDAY

The December term of the county
court Of Dodge county for the trial of
actions will begin in Juneau on next
Tuesday, December g. There are thir-
teen issues Of fact for the jury and one
issue Of fact for the court. Watertown
attorneys are retained in several of
the cases:
Issues Of Fact for Jury.
H. H. Thomas VS. w. E. Boynton;
November 5, 1915.
Louis j. Stretch and EwaId Stretch
VS. Sebastian Niedermaer; February z,
, 1917.
Herman Sell VS.. O. F. Goetsch;
July 2, 1917.
, Rudolph Schoenike vs. Dennis Ira
cey: August Is, 1917.
William Schultz VS.. Ernst Mas;
October 3, 1917
Gustav Germer VS.. julius Zuehlke;
October q, 1917.
Leonard Essmann VS.. David Mahon-
ey; February &c, 1918.
E. j. Gamble VS.. Morgan Jones;
April q, 1918.
L. ]. Neu VS.. Joseph Peters; May
III, 1918.
A. Rueth VS.. Central Wisconsin
Supply Company; May Is, 1918.
John Spiegelhoff VS.. John Klemann;
July II, 1918.
The Iroquois Mfg. Co. VS.. E. j. La
buwi; August 20, 1918.
Charles David vs. Emma Beerbaum:
October s, 1918
Issues of Fact for Court.
The Mantel Lamp Co. S. l.. ]. Neu;
December %, 1917.
List Of Jurors.
Bachhuber Joseph, Mayville
Bauer George, Trenton
Bernges John, Horizon
Block Charles, Watertown.
Book M. H., Lowell Village
Canniff Hayden, Hustisford Town.
Collins w. j., Clyman.
Curtis H. c., Waupun.
Dias Frank X, Iron Ridge.
DukelOw James, Neosho
Erickson Eric, Lebanon.
Frey Clarence, Beaver Dam City.
Gensch Fred, Lowell Town.
Gourlie Forrest, Ashippun.
Hammer Joseph, Beaver Dam Town
Harter Adrian, Rubicon.
Hatcher H. H., Waupun.
HinZe Fred, Watertown.
Jensen Nels, Oak Grove
Kapelle Charles, Williamstown.
Kaul William, Hustisford Village.
Kleeman Gustav, WATERFOWL
Kletti Alvin, LOmira Village.
Koch Walter Beaver Dam City.
Kohl Leo, Theresa Town
Krapf George, Leroy.
Mason A. W., Calamus.
Miller John A., Beaver Dam City
Nitschke Emil, Burnett
Pautsch Anton, Chester.
Peters Edward, Beaver Dam City.
Polifka F. H., Reeseville
Radke Fred, Portland
Rake Adolph, Beaver Dam City.
Rehfeld Herman, Horizon.
Roegner Andrew, Watertown.
Sanborn w. A Waupun
Sampson A. W., Lomira Town.
Stoddart~ Bragg, Waupun. =-~-.--~-.-r-.,..-
Thauer Peter, Watertown.
Uehling Otto, Shields
Ulrich Emil, Hubbard.
Volkmann William, Beaver Dam.
Wdshburn A. A, Horizon.
Webster Ralph EIba.
Wegwart William, Herman.
Welsch Anton, Mayville.
Williams H. H., Randolph
Withun Herman, Fox Lake Village.
ZastrOw Frank, Fox Lake Town.
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Job work done at News office.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-29

First class job work at News offica-
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-29
Bakery In Operation.

From today on my bakery will be
in operation again, and 1 will have a
full line Of cakes, coffee cake and 9TH
er bakery goods as usual. Ny wagon
will also be on the route again.
Yours truly,
29-3t Robert Leopold.