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came from Washington. War was
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States and Mexico. An American
force had been ordered to enter the
southern republic.
June 20, 1916, the guard was called
into service. June rs 1t was mus
tered into federal service. retaining
it's name, retaken since its return
from the Philippines. Of the Third
Iowa infantry. July 20 the Third
Iowa started for Brownsville, expect
ing at that time. to see several years
Of warfare in the south.
That they did not have to enter
battle last year was not because
they weren't willing, these men from
Iowa. Providence had declared the
situation that the United States
might train to modern warfare the
citizen soldfery OF the country, For
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-05-31
Mt. Pleasant Honor Roll

John Ruhm, Jr., $50; Morrow Broth
ers, $25: Ben Hunter. $25; Mrs. Carrie
Napier, $25; r. G. Napier $25; J. A.
English, $50; ]. A. Bostic, $25; Mr..
and Mrs. W. S. Mabee, $25; DAVID
Watkins, $50; Mrs. John Ruhln,l $50;
Miss Lizzie Kittrell, $25; Hinton Orr,
$2sl,d Ans Sneed~ s2eSW. f. Robin
son, 500; Craige-Davis Hdw. Co., $40;
Virginia Mai Kittrell, 81; Alberta
Louise aKittrell, ST. Abe Rosenberg,
So; o! B. Nichols, 81; Annie Elizabeth
Irwin, 10c; Mrs. w. $. Jones, $40;
Miss Susie Jones, S. Mrs. M. M
McGill, S. Mr.. and Mrs. H. NaWlin
81; Joe Jones (additionaD, IS; A. L.
Hutchinson, S.; Mr.. and Mrs. Will
REGISTER, 50; Mrs. l. M. Ridge, 81;
Mrs. S. W. Irwin, ST. S. A. Vest lad
ditionaD, $40; S. Il. Stephens, SIS; DR.
and Mrs. Galloway, IS; 0. ID. Rob
bins, SIS; Mrs. G. d. Nowlin, $40; Hen
ry Pickard, $40, Joe Lewis Pickard
$40; John Isbell, ST. w. G. Becken
bark, soc; H. C. Cummings, soc; NJ. T.
Voorhees,, 81; Mrs. Fannie London
So; Mrs. S. Il. Benderman, 81; O. G.
Chapman, soc; Brown Chapman, &c;
81; II. M. christopher, So; Seth
Christopher, So; Mrs. w. c. Napier
IS; w. w. Bratcher, $40; w. Fl. Nor.
gan, IS; j. M. Choat, 81; NJ c. Den
ton, 81; w. Il. Harlan, IS; Miss Bet
tie Foster, 81; Mrs. ]. M. Anderson
81; James Ward, Jr, ST. Mr. and Mrs
Roy Lusk, So: Mrs. Joe George, ST.;
Ernest Kittrell, Sis; James H. Ward.
S.: Leon Scott Ward, soc; r. G. San
ford, so; r. M. Read, So; Will Sneed,
$40; Alex Ambrose, SIS; Medley Hack
ney, SIS; Mrs. e. A. Wiltshire, $40;
Mr.. Clarence Alexander, IS; Mrs. ].
NJ. Rogan, $40; Mrs. John Walton,
$40; John w. Walton, $3.50; John
Walton, Jr., 81; S. A. Vest, IS; Il. B.
Craige, ST. Hershell Williams, 81; d.
+. Williams, ST. Father Williams, SIS;
Miss A. M. Basham soc; Luther
Wood. soc; Miss Matte Bell CSC;
Mrs. Gidd Pruett, 10c; Mrs. Tom
Chapman, soc; Brown Chapman, soc;
Walter ]. and VIM. Colveet, 81; Mrs.
Ike Plattman. So; w. w. Horde, $3.50;
Mrs. w. w. Horde. $3.50; Mrs. J. T.
Cotton, 81; ]. Tom Cotton, $3.50; Mrs
Onnie Tacker, 81; Robert Jones, 81;
Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Robinette, 81: Mr.
and Mrs. A. B. Mahon, So; Mrs. Will
Nall, 81; Mr., and Mrs. P. ii. Dandy,
So; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gillian, 81;
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-05-31
RED CROSS CONTRIBUTORS

Hershell Mayew, IS; Virginia Cooper,
$1.50; Dora Cooper, ST.; Mrs. J. b.
Scott, ST. Mrs. r. r. KEGS, So; J.
| G. Corsey, S.; b. w, Nawlin, 50; A.
Friend, 81; H. c.. Long ladditional)
soc; Mrs. Agnes lHumphres, 81; Miss
Nita Shackleford, ST. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
r. Shackleford,t $40; Edgar Lusk, $40;
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Warren, So; Mrs
w. +. Kackson, 50c; John and Katie
Parish, zoe; Mr.. and Mrs. John Acuff,
$10;, Mr.. J. F, Ferguson, 81: Mrs,
Mary Sullivan, 81; ]. H. Brown, 50;
Mrs. ]. H. Brown, SIS; D. M. Brown,
SIS; Mrs, John Sullivan, 81; A. F.
Walker, ST.; ]. G. Walker, 81; Jane
Austin Napier, 81; Mrs. Geo. Yancey
81; Ed Chappelle, IS; EIDE Chappelle
81; George Gray, $5; Milt Thomson
$3.50; r. B. Land, So; Mary Elem
ming, soc; Miss Winnie Higgins, 81;
Mrs. George Allen, 81; j. B. Merrett
81; d. Eddleman, 81; Mrs. Park
Owens, $40; r. r. Keeys, So; Miss
Eunice Mabee, IS; G. w, Henson &
Son, 81; Mrs. j. N. Johnson, $l.5O;
Mr.. and Mrs. N, A. Wilson, 81; John
Buchanan, 81; S. G. Mckee, IS; A. w
Craige, IS; Arch Craige, Jr., 81; Rus
sell Hill Craige, 81; Bessie Dale
Craige, $40; Arch Craige, Jr., 81; Rus
j. S. Hill, $3.50; Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Walker, S.; r. B. Cooper, IS; Miss
Lucille Jones, $3.50; Mrs. A. W.
, Craigc, $40.
List of Mount Joy Contributors
Earle Barker. 81; ed Marshall, ST.;
Leman Goodman, 81; Clarence Kill
patrick, 81; Meb Brown, $3.50; Mr..
Lewis. ST. Mrs. Whitwell. 81; Mrs.
Kennedy, 74c; Henry Gulley, 25c;
Mrs. Joe Goodman, So Edith Good
man, 81; Eva Goodman, soc; Neva
Goodman. 25c; Bob McClain, IS; Tom
Grimes, 50; Mrs. T. Grimes. 65c; Mrs.
Joe Groce, S1,05; Joe Groce, $3.50;
Henry Whitwell, S125; Mrs H. Irwin,
roc; Mrs. Pollock, 81; Mrs. Chas.
Bailey, 81; l.. Bailey, 25c; Grace Bal
ley, 25; Mrs. j. l.. billiard, roc; j. o.
Hill, so; Herman Hill, 81; w. X. HILL
IS; Mrs W. *. H;sl, $1.52; Archie
Sims, ST.; Leonard Sims. 81; A. H..
Sims, soc; Mrs. Lula Johnson, S5c;
Mrs. Bob Gilmore. zoe; Bob Gilmore,
rs; Sam Sims, $2.44; Mrs. S. Sims,
$40; Otto Kennedy, ST. VIII Irwin,
So; Mrs. NJ. Jones, 25c; Earl Barker,
SIC; Willie Gibson, 75c; Albert Irwin,
81; Leigh Irwin, SIC; Mrs. w. Mill
ken, soc; Robert Sims, soc; Mrs. Jim
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-05-31

s. w. Warfield, J. S. Coffee, T.. Fl.
PEBBLES, j. H. Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Thompson, Mrs. Florence Dem
ham, DR.. ]. w. Wilkes, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. n. Ladd, B. E. Collier, Mr. and Mrs.
W.. E. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. T. s.
Southall, w. J. Russell, J. r. Walker,
Paul H. Johnson, Robt M. Church.
$5-C. H. Smith, Mrs. Matte Hol-
man, R. P. Lamar, Mrs. M. d. King,
Madden Voss, Miss Gertrude Scott, H.
Q. Tucker, J. Walter Griffin, w. Jack
Andrews, Twin Oaks Creamery. T. w,
Sowell, Cash, Miss Elizabeth Whit.
thorne, A. l.. Blocker, H. H. Catina,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Speed, Mr. and
Mrs. Esam Kinzer, j. w. Foster, J.
M. Russell, ]. L. Chamberlain and son,
Burton Ship (col), l.. H. Mayberry,
j. M. Harlan, w. L. Kincaid, j. Il.
Parson, ]. w. Fite, Mrs. G. w. Stall
ings, Robt. L. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Robinson, Jno. B. Dobbins, Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Miller w. o. Lar
gen. P. G. Charter, W. T. Harris. H.
E. Johnson, H. V. Porter, Mrs. Gertie
Harris, Edwin Harris, Mrs. w. T. Har.
ris, Mrs. H. V. Porter, r. G. John
son (col.), Mrs. Jesse H. Watson, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Gates, Mrs. w. A. Nc.
Bride, T. G. Webster, T. B. Richie
and son, w. f. Houser, B. F. Alder
son, Mrs. Mann Dawson, Frank Nc
Gavock, ]. F. Houser, w. G. Mayber-
ry, F. E. P. Mcbride, H. A. Morell, M.
z. Kinzer, H. N. Mayberry, Miss Ida
Mayberry, A. D. Frierson, Fred Jour.
ney, B. M. Orr, Geo. Reynolds, Mrs.
Mary Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Good.
man, Mrs. ]. Dreyfus, Miss Lottie
wilkins. t. E. Digger, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Compton, Mr.. and Mrs. Rush
Gresham, Otey Johnson, Cash.
$3--W. w. Stanley. Jr., T. P. Hutch.
inson, Misses Wilkes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Moorhead, Mr.. and Mrs. Conner Kin
zer' II. L. Baker, James G.. Robinson,
j. S. Sanders.
S2.5O-Mrs. Conan Smith. Mrs.
Alice Smith, Mrs. Emma D. Hall, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Ritter, Andy Harmon.
A. c. Simmons, w. C. Armstrong. Mrs.
T. " Dyer, A. Cheslar, Will Cheslar,
Z. b Fishburne, Mrs. j. G. Barrow,
Mrs. r. F. Rigsby, Tom Digger, e.
W. Fly. ]. T. Wilkes. E. T. Estes. w.
B. King, NJ. r. White, James DobbIns,
Continued on Page g.
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Mt. Pleasant List

4
H. G. Green, $25; Mrs. J. f. Scott
IS; J. S. Carothers, 50; Mr.. and Mrs
A. j. Barlar, So; H. E. BEGUN, $40;
Huston Thomas, So; Tom Kersey, IS;
Annie Stone, So; Lurline Beckum, So;
G. H. Sutton, So; w. H. Beckum, $40;
J. T. Beckum, $40; Joe Morrow, SO;
j. Nj. Morrow, $40; Clyde Morrow
$40; Albert Holt, $13; A. l.. Spencer
IS; Mary Holt, $3.50; j.. M. Johnson
$40; Clyde Clark, So; Ike Groomes
$25; Cleve and John Kelly, $40; G. S
Spencer, So; e. J. Murphy, s.; Mrs
Albert Holt, S.; lobe Benderman, So;
John w. Cecil, SIS; John w. Cecil,
Jr., $40; ]. w. Waddy, SO; Mrs. John
Kelton, $3.50; M. T. Campbell So; Mr.
and Mrs. A. P. Allen, 81; A. L. Kess.
ner 81; Paul Dodson, 81; Mrs. A. G.
Dodson, 81; w. A. Newton, $3.50; M.
E. Tarpley, $40; Miss Edna Roth, SOC;
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lust, IS; DIR. and
Mrs. j. A. McFerrin, IS; ]. T. Alexan-
der, Zoe; Edna Alexander 25c; Mrs.
Jessie Alexander, 81; Billy Ray, 81;
Mr.. and Mrs G. d. Reginold, 81; Mr..
and Mrs., John Goodloe, So; Mrs. Rus
sci Wilson, IS; Va. Car Chem. Ger
tilizer Plant, S94.60, 0ndustriaD;
English Farm, S. QndustriaD; Scott's
Mill Community, 5000 (IndustriaD.
coiored List
Floyd Conlior. So; Ed Owens, SIS;
Johnnie Thompson, So; Joe Armstrong,
SOC; Hester Webster, soc; Nose Gill
lespie, SOC.
c. A. Schneider, $40; Buddy Brown
low, IS; Ed Held, $1.5O; r. L. Al
len, So; ]. B. Logue, So; Mrs. Laura
Nelson, So; John Smargonski, 81; Mr..
and Mrs. Marvin Gray, $40; Evelyn
Cotton, 81: Mrs. w. ]. Held, 81; ]. p.
Hensen, Csc
The following names of subscribeds
at various places were available this
morning for publication:
Columbia Contributors
$1OO-S. s. Fleming.
sop. V. Dyer, A. Hammonds.
500. +. Stoekard.
$25-Clarence Kittrell, ]. w. Kit.
trell, T. II. Williams and family, II.
s. Frierson.
SOW. W. Dyer, r. S. Hopkins.
Watson Bros, J. F. Nicholson, s. r.
Armstrong, E. L. Wiltshire, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. ]. English. Jno. A. Jones and
son, Mr. and Mrs. ]. F. Porter.
s15-Mrs o. ]. Porter.
slO-Rube Smith, A. C. Lane. W T.
Britain, c. ]. Dugger. W. +. Embry,
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Bailey, zoe; Clarence Grimes, &c;
Gus Grimes, zoe; Mrs. Gus Grimes,
soc; High Douglas, $3.50; Mrs. Doug
las, 81; John Gilmore, soc; Algie Gil
more, 25c; Mrs. w. Brown, 27G
Sherman Brown, 25c; John Brown,
Csc; C. Brown, soc; G. King, 81; A..
King, soc; Mrs. Geo. King, 75c; Claire
McAfee, 81; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Sciveter,
$3.50; N. d. McKennan, 81; Mrs.
Beckett, SIS; Mr.. and Mrs. Walker, Sc;
L. Hensen, So; Turley Mccain, 81;
Pollock, Bailey & Erwin, IS; Some
body, ST. i's' 'F' \ sS''7i'
Claude Craig, 81; J. H. Johnson, 81;
NJ c. Bostic, S.; Mr.. and Mrs! e. G.
Collier, IS; Mrs. j. r. DrHoney,e 81;
Miss Minnie Smith, so; J. w Nc
Neal, $3.50; Mrs. w. c. Brooks, $40;
Ed Keith, 81; E. G. Sneider, So; e. G..
Eskew, IS; Miss Louise Watkins, SIS;
Mrs D. f. Watkins, IS; Mrs. M. A..
Parrish, 81; John A. Parrish, 81;
Grace Parrish, soc; Mrs. John e. Par
IRISH, 25c; Mrs. John Chappell, $1,25;
Mrs. Rena Johnson, 81; John Chap
pell, SIPS; Miss Sallie Johnson, Zoe;
r. H. Jones, 81; Mrs. J. e. Wood, 81;
Mrs. John Hildreth, Zoe; Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Jones, soc; Mrs. ME- Bullock, 81;
Mrs. Z. P. Walters, ST. J. E. Brown
low, 81; Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN Cotton.
50; Mr.. w. C. Napier So; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Benderman, SIS.
Colored List (Mt. Pleasantly.
Cornelius Hall, 50; Tommy Dander
field, 81; Lew Goleson, 81; Lewis Will
liams, 81; Henry Christman 81;
Bruce Jones, 81; Lucy Hall, soc;
Macie Dodson, 25c; William Arm
strong, Soc; Ed Ramsey, s.; Olivia
Whitaker, $2.75; Cliff Foster, 81;
Harvey Palmer, $3.50; Tom Haynes,
$2.75; VIII Armstrong, 75c; Jake
Cranberry, 75c; Robert Duke, Csc;
Floss Jones, zoe; Mary Young, 81;
Robert Kittrell, 25c; Sterling Polk,
81; VIM. Collins, 81; Luther McClar,
en-, 81; julie Polk, 81; Sam Thomp-
son, 81; Ed Currothers, 81; Lonnie
Currothers, 81; Dave Wright, So; Mar
tina Cannon, 25c; Frank Hunter, So;
Will Duke, So; Austin Curry, So;
Jerry Giddeons, 50; FUN Wilkes, so;
Hastin Estes, 81; Harry Matthew'S,
So; V. N. Young, So; Sing Hudson,
81 Harry Young, $40; Edgar Young,
IS; Robert Kittrell, 50; Clyde Wright
So; Dan Kennedy, IS; Henry Thomas,
So; Robert Polk, 81.
Mt. Pleasant, May %.
j. NJ. Fault, $40; MIST Y. English,
ST., $40; E. +. Morgan, $50; Mrs. Hat
tie Presley, $40; Whit Kittrell, $40;
II. G. Howard, So; James King. $40;
Ernest Boshears, SIS; C. NJ Murphy,
So; Mrs. J. d. Barnett, 81; Mrs. T. Y.
English, Jr, So; t. Y. English, Jr. 81;
Mrs. Anna Douglas, So; d. E. Barnett,
So; Dave Cook, So; J. L. Langston,
$3.50; ]. II. Shockley, $685.; Miss
Mary Stockard, 81; Ruth and Clar-
ence Morrow, soc; Paul Goodloe,
$3.50; Edgar Lusk (additionaD, $1.5O;
George Patton, 81; Jim Scott, 81: w.
E. Huston. 81; ]. +. and r. Spencer,
$40; j. D. Vernon, SIS; R. F. and H.
NJ. Bramit, IS; L. A. Bennett, So; ].
L. Davis and wife, So; Oscar Hen
son, 81; WI. and T. Atkins, $40; Ed 1
Thomas. So; Claud Hinson, 81; l.. w. |
$40; W. w. Johnson, SIS; ]. /
NJ. Thompson. So; Walter Digger, 81: I
Lon Poge, 81; W. L. Sandy, 50:
Phillips. So; Mrs. w. S. Phil
lips. $40; w. S. Phillips, $40; Alex
Davis, $3.50; H. NJ. Jamison. IS; W.
c. McNeece, $3.50; W. E. Nichols, 50;
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So College Hill Colored School $1.S5.
Mrs. Fl. NJ Andrews, Treasurer,
$1,000.
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continued on Page g.
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Hight, j. G. Rhea, Bert Erwin, Knox
Kennedy, w. N. Fitzpatrick, Ben
son Evins, Mrs. r. A. Wilkes, w. s,
Eyins. Frank Bryant, Ella Wilkes
B. II. torrance, JEo. Gibson, Capt
Joe Love, s. l.. Bryant f. M. Taylor,
j. l.. Redding, Mrs. B. L. Wilkes,
j. G. Hobbs, viii Inman, w, $. Rem
fro, W. G. Renfro, j. NJ. Wells, j.
M. Smith, Lee Holt, w. i. Denton
N. j.. Foster, w. j. Smith, J. II. Red
ding, w. o. Crews. G. w. Graves
j. l.. Weatherford, G. r. Weatherford
w. r. Grissom, Will Dial, w. S, Can
ady, j. Allen Matthews, i. l.. Eubank
w. j. Gibson, w. l.. Pearson, j. Hunt
Digger, M. Il. Digger, Mrs. e. ID
knight, ]. Henry Jones, Mrs. e
Jones, Jno. Fleming, A. M. Harlan
w. +. Dobbins, Mann Dawson, Jas
]. Fleming, Mrs. D. +. Fleming, j. A
Fleming, Rev. Clyde Johnson
81 Contributors
Mrs. Lillian Gamble, WI b. Hud
son, j. e. Jackson, Rev. D. d. Little
w. 4. Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j
Weatherford, Jim Oliver, j. b. Gala
han.
$3.50 Contributors
Mrs. Paul Brownlow, Mrs. w. G
Hatch, Mrs. Fannie Howard, G. II
McDougal, Sam Wolf, G. w. Davis
e. p. Caldwell, B. A. Caldwell, Elmer
EFT Caldwell, w. ID. Caldwell, b. X
Murray, Mrs. r. E. Potts, Mrs. M. H
Fariss, Miss Lillian Shots, Mrs. San
Watkins, Thos. S. Fleming, Mrs. L
II. Grizzard, Mrs. Joe Ritz, Miss Eli
zabeth Jones, Mrs. w. H. Allsman
T. b. Wakefield, Jas. f. Finley, Miss
| NJ. Jones, Mrs. Annie Stephenson
Josh Gregg, Chas. Batey, Mrs. v. A
Richardson, Roy Digger, WA. Low
ell, Robt Collier, Ben G. Hill, e. S
Smith, T. E. Digger, Jno. McKelvy
], A. Richardson, VIM. Bond, col, T
j. Digger, j. f. Weatherford, Joe r
Calvert, Mrs. j. H. Redding, White
| Brothers, H. Vaughan, Win Demas
| tuC eE}R
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-07-10
"GINGLES JINGLES"
PUTTING 1T OVER.

The Guy that puts it over is the fell
low whom we like. He's an earnest,
cheerful worker and is bound to make
a strike. Things for him are always
moving in the way that they should
go. He has confidence and hust1es;
times for him are never slow. He
believes in keeping busy; duty calls,
he does not shirk. knowing better
things will follow if he's faithful to
his work. He's the Guy that puts it
over, he's the one that wins the
prize. He has learned the game and
plays it, Plays it hard and plays it
wise. His success makes people won
der, Many say it's his good luck, But
the one who puts it over, Knows it's
all hsrd work and pluck. He has
gained success by inehes-He has
fought hard all the way, Burning mid
night oil and planning. while his pale
were in the hay. You can land the
same as he has, You can also get a
place, II you care to fight the battles
winning out viii make you face. Get
your forces all together, Hit the line
and hit 1t hard. Co on through and put
Il over, Make your 70 q. q
self a winning card. "tgf'"Nfk fJ-SSSlA
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-07-10
ROUNDABOUT The COUNTY
STODDARD

ST0DDARD. July S-Am0ng new members
and renewals in June in Red Cross branch
are Mrs. N. 7. HuRder. Hattie Noble Clyde
and C. :. Dudley. E. c. Dudley, Edna TIMBER
ger Mrs. Simen Hunder donated S2.75 taken
N at q lunch at her h0me. Eddie stems
lien and Clarence Hon leave Monday for Firo-
qua where they will report and on the follow
ing day will leave with the detachment Of
81 for Columbus Barracks. Ohio, -. MIR. and
Mrs. H. Blashek. Mrs. Gee. Wolf and daughter
Mareeila, OF savanna. mo;0red 20 Blair. Wis,
tuesday and visited az the H. =. Stuukf home
...-. Gerhard Webbing was home from Camp
Grant era fOur-day furiough. He returned
Friday Annual meeting OF the stockh0id-
ers of the Farmers and Merchants State bank
was held Friday forenoon, che present officers
and directors being elected for the ensuing
year. They Henry Btashek, president;
&. A. Wroble, gice-presi6ent; Henry Mr. t..
cashier; Miss Mildred Blashek. assistant oash-
Ter. Z. l.. Case OF MaEcmanie and +. c
Amaan Of Prairie 3u Chen were in atten-
dance. 49,. Our local Red Cross branch made
shipment this week Of p sweaters. 20 hos
pitai shirts, 5 suits, pajamss, 10 comfort Kits
and 100 congresses. Numbers will be sold on
guilt top next week, made from scraps Of
hospital shirts dyed and pieeed BY Mrs. Mag
gle Pulver. Il is on display at Pulyer * UNI
bergeE's store. This money viii he used 20
purchase yarns and ether materials. Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Zimmerman and children Of
Ontario mOtored here and visited at the J,
HaneswOrth home .... Walter and Leenia
kohlitz, Lillisn Gautsch and GuelfOrd Hancs-
worth have returned from sn auto trip 20
Columbus, Wisconsin. Among those who
made auto trips Sunday were VIII HapssWOrth
aud family TO Camp Robinson w Mr. and
Mrs. H. Rlashek. Mildred Blashek and Mar
celia Wolf motored 20 Winons Miss Pearl
Munyon of Minneapolis is spending a week
with her parents and other relatives
Stoddard News Girl.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-07-10
CHURCH NOTES
CnNGREGATInNAL


Sunday school at 10. Next Sunday being
Anti-Saloon League Field Day, A. r. Hutton,
superintendent of the state league, will speak.
Come and listen to great speaker on great
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Church at study 10. Church at worship i.
Sermon: "A Reasonable Hope Christian
Endeayor 200. Evening service S 100, will be
under the auspices of the Wisconsin Anti
Saloon League.
Tuesday 7:3O-MonthIy workers. conference
Of officers and teachers of the bible school held
at the church.
Thursday :s0-Bible study and prayer ser
The Boosters campaign is making great
progress We have a place for you and yours.
JACOBSON'S CHARGE
Sunday--Services in Franklin at Ii, Studen;
Lovass speaking. ard at Readstown at s;OO p
The ladies' aid of Immaauel's church meets
with Mrs. Andrew Sherry on Wednesday, July
METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday school 10 3. Union service IL,
Anti-SalOon League Field day. n. c. Shirley,
district superintendent, will be present To
speak. EpwOrth ieague 1900; preaching by
Bible study class Tuesday at 1880. Prayer
and praise Thursday at $40:
Liberty Pole H. BroOkville 3, Springville
s. Rev. A. E. Berg, field worker for the Anti
Saloon League win speak at the Methodist
church at Liberty Pole Friday night. July
10. Subject Pr2hi6 blu SSpse1yaton
Services in East KickapOo on Sunday next
at IL o'clock, new time.
Young peoples meeting in the afternoon at
Mrs. b. GundersOn's near Star Valley.
DANIELS CHARGE
Sunday, July 14-Stoddard at III and o.
clock: Oak Ridge hall at $3.50.
RAAIBERG'S CHARGE
Services at Northwest Prairie next Sunday.
HOFSTEAD'S CHARGE
Services in Bethel at 3;00; in Englist at
VirOqua in the evening at 200 by Rev. Berg
of Dodgeville. Rev. Berg represents the Anti
Saloon League. No services in Viroqua in
the forenoon. Esofea ladies' aid meets with
Mrs. Peter Role Thursday afternoon this week.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-07-10

This company win appear the sixth
day OF the Chautauqua. Before Mr..
Fox organized this company he did
concert work alone. gave whole eve
ming programs without assistance. The
Chicago papers have discussed his
piano work and have paid high tribute
10 him as an artist. These papers also
speak well of Miss Burch's singing.
The Post said this last June. Miss
Francis Burch sang Dlch Theure Hail.
from 'Tannhauser' very beautifully.
Her voice Is warm in color, of excellent
carrying power, true 10 pitch and in
rhythm, and in accuracy of note she
was above refnoach. Miss Burch has
musicianship with brains back of It..
and her singing Is excellent"
Miss Austin. the violinist, lived In
South Africa until the Boer war began.
Then she went 10 England and studied
IN the Royal Academy of Music, taking
the L. r. A. NJ. diploma after two
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-07-10

years work Then she studied under
the great Belgian master, Caesar
Thompson of Brussels. for three years.
She toured Holland n concert work
and later made her home In Chicago.
Recently she vent back H. Brussels
and appeared In concerts. One paper
there had this TO say about her Miss
Austin OF Chicago - anotheR rising
star in the musical armament This
gifted young violinist won great APP
plause this week at her recital in Brus.
sells before critical audience. She
has earned q reputation which few art
lists Of her years have equaled"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-07-10
WANT TORNADO INSURANCE?

The Wisconsin Tornado insurance
company has made an enviable rec
ord during its whole existence. A
$1,000 policy has cost ONLY $3.50 for
the last five year period. This COM
pany has over S10,000,00000 now in
force, distributed in over 40 different
counties in Wisconsin, with over $780,
10000 around Viroqua. This COM
pany is managed by FARMERS MU-
TUAL FIRE INSURANCE MEN who
are reliable, honest, efficient and just
in settling losses, and understand the
mutual insurance business.
F. w. ALEXANDER, Local Agt
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-07-10
DOMcs OF THE CITY COUNCIL

Niroqaa, Wis. July 2. 1918.
Regular cling Of the common council call
cd to order BY the mayor. Members present,
Aldermen ERudson Thompson, Rogers and
Nelson.
Minutes Of previ0ua meeting read and ap-
proved Ire following accounts were read,
approved By the finance committee and uDoh
motion allowed. Roll call Of members all Sot-
ing aye.
The financial report Of the City Treasurer
for the month Of June was pfssente6 and upon
motion was accepted and ordered placed on
file, showing the cc0uBtsavera 0.riiM CO
f le showing the accounts. DaTk fund Si,i65.5G.
cemetery fund Ss.s6s.29. city S6sss2.52
Accounts: Jas. y. Glow s256.3f. Smith
Hdsg. Co. 1855. Wis-Minn Light and Power
Co. s3e4.i6 Kuebler Hdw Go. SIQ.74, ". 4.
Roosevelt Go. 1916. Buchanan Bros. $500,
Standard Oil Co. s54s2, Geo. w. Schroeder
s259.09. ~. 2. Garrett $500, Harold p. Proc
tor s3.00. u. J. Older $500, A. {. Hook sl2.0a
Sam IePagc Sf7.40, Simon Ciann sl4.4p, Geo
Reed s17.4o, Joseph Reed Si6.50, Earl knud-
son $40.
Upon Motion council adjourned.
e. :. OLDER, City Clerk.