Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-07-10

LESTER J. KINNEAR. Ontario.
CARL HAMILTON. Viola.
JOHN A. kROGAN, Viroqua,
RAY TRYGGESTAD. viroqua.
WAYNE JONES, ONTARIO.
VIM. MCKINLEY TRACEY, Readstown.
HUGH o. HARNDEN. La Fargo.
ADOLPH G. JACOBSON. Viroqua.
JOHN G.. GROSSkOPF. ChaseburR.
NELs A. NORDsTRoM. westby.
OSCAR lille, Coon VALLEY.
JULIUS II. HALVERSON, Stoddard.
ARTHUR f.. kUESTER. Chasct rrg.
IVAN c. HUBBARD. Mt. Tabor.
JOHN S. BERGUST, Chaseburg.
SANDS G. WATERS, De Soto.
PIERCE b. QUALLY. Viroqua.
JOE N. GR0NEMUS. Cashton.
CLARE MORRIS, Genoa.
LARS KING, Chaseburg.
ELMER IA. LENOX. Readst0wn.
SETH TEED. Kendall.
ARCHIE l.. HARNESS., Westby.
GUSTAV j. BOLSTAD, Vir0qua.
JOS. CLARENCE ANoDT. VirOqua.
OSCAR W. STARK. Stoddsrd.
ERASTUS II. AMES, De Soto.
GEORGE G. SCHLICHTs Chaseburg
HJALMER 0IUM. Westby.
FRANK URBAN, Oily.
GuNYELL GILBERTsoN, Coon Valley.
T0RkEL HENDRICkSON. Genoa.
ERNEST RANKINS, Ontario.
To LEWIS INSTITUTE. CHICAGO. JULY Is
JOHN BANN, yiroqua.
: EUGENE BR0DY. Cashtnn.
ERNEST STOUT, Yiroqna.
TO VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY. JULY Is
BLAIR PARKER, La Fargo.
MELVIN HAGEN, ChaseburE.
MAURICE COLLINS. De Soto.
WILLIE JEWELL. HillsboTo.
LEITH l.. WATERS. READSTOWN.
REUBEN G. BARTHOLOMEW. DE Soto.
Tuesday mornings farewell pro-
gram and demonstration for the thir-
ty boys who left differed little from
past affairs of this kind that have
been held here At the court house
Rev. J. B. Rutter offered prayer and
gave stirriHg ten-minute address Of
and praise to the boys
about to depart. He said they were
now part of the most wonderful
army the world has ever known. In
10000 miles of travel within the past
few weeks he has seen soldiers every
where-the most gentlemanly, good
natured set of young men he had
ever seen, and they are doing their
full bit in the big business laid out Tor
rightful solution.
Judge Mahoney spoke briefly, pay
ing compliment to the sOldiery of
the land and to the parents and kin
bred who are bidding them farewell.
He said the first duty of a soldier is to
obey orders This group OF men ara
now obeying orders of their great
commander, praise TO them; may they
all return safely to their homes and
firesides when the momentous duty is
performed aud the victory won.
The band, headed by Captain of
the departing squad, Carl Moen, with
the colors, young soldiers, speakers,
exemption board. Boy Scouts and
Camp Fire girls, Old Veterans in ma
chimes, citizens on foot and in autos
formed the procession for march
through the principal streets TO the
Milwaukee station, where large
crowd assembled to pay farewell to
the boys.
THE BOYS WHO WENT YESTERDAY ARE:
OsJtR s. o. NYHUs, westby.
CARL VI. CARLSON. westby.
MELVIN. x. HANSON, westby.
OSCAR n. stANSON, yiroqua.
FRED NOVY, HillsborO.
HARRY LEVIAN, Viroqua.
MARVELLOUS MASON. Ontario.
EDGAR l. HARMON. Eyots. MINI.
JOHN p. LEVI. Genoa.
BERNARD KRAADLE. wsstby
CHRISTIE MURPHY, Readstown. ~ ~
ARCHIE d. KIDD. Ontario
CHARLES CAMPToE. La Fargo.
OLAF LARSON. ChasebuTg.
WILLARD +. HAkcHEfT, Niroqua.
sIGuRD Il. OLSON. Chsseburg.
wILMAR A. WOODLAND, Ontario.
MARCUS HoFF. westby
MARKEY GALSTAD, Westby.
FRANK f. GEAN0Lf, Genoa.
CARL T. X. MOEN, Coon Valley.
OTTO HANSON. Westby.
LEWIS VI. GREEN, La Fargo.
PETER SIMONS. Genoa.
JOHN NJ BIIHOYDE. Westby.
EDWARD MITCHELL, LaCrosse.
BENNIE o. NESS, Wsstby.
CLARENCE HOFF. Stcddard.
EDWIN A. NoRDSTROM, Westby.
NORDAL +. SAGSMOEN. Westby
Carl Moen was captain Of the young
army, with John B. Levi, Willard
Hanchett, Monkey Galstad and Lewis
Green as lieutenants.
On the arm of each boy badge
was worn bearing this slogan: Nat
ional army; / am from Wisconsin"
During their stay in the city the
boys were entertained at private
homes and were guests of the chau-
tauqua at its evening session.
The local exemption board is now
engaged in classifying those who reg
istered June 5, 1918. They expect to
complete the cases over which they
have jurisdiction this week and for
ward the agricultural and Industrial
claims to the district board. The
Class / n in this registration will
probably Ne called in for physical ex-
animation within ten days
A hearing will be held in the court
house Friday of this week and num-
Der of cases will be investigated TO
see whether they should not be placed
in Glass /.
The local board will also be in La
Fargo at $3.50 Saturday morning. at
Hillsboro at 1000 a. m, and at On
tario at p. m. on Saturday for the
purpose of investigating certain cases.
Leslie II Morterud and Oscar Bog
stad of Bloomingdale have enlisted
in the navy and expect to be sent to
Great Lakes training station. Their
enlistment takes all the clerks Bloom
ingdale stores have.
Harold, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Kellicutt, enlisted at Kansas City. Co.
216, u. S. Marine Corps, and goes TO
Paris Island, South Carolina.