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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-05-21
DUROC SHOW AT OUR FAIR
$500 IN PRIZES FOR FUTURITY
CLASSES
Eleven Herds Have Been Nominated
in the Viroqua Duroc Futurity,
Iusuriug Show

am pleased to state to the readers
OF the Censor, and especially those
interested in better swine, that the
necessary nominations, eleven in num-
Der, for the Duroc Futurity have been
received, consequently this show is
guaranteed by the National Duroc Re-
cord Association and will be staged
at the Vernon County Fair this fall
Our fair association has generously
voted to contribute $50 as prize money
for this shog, which makes total of
5000 for the Futurity classes. A fu-
turity at a fair stimulates interest
that can't be obtained in any other
manner. Where swine futurities have
been put on they have been grand
success. The futurity is for pigs IN
der six months old, or spring pigs not
narrowed before March l. 1t is a sep
arate classification from the regular
county fair premium list and the prize
money is great deal more than given
by the fair board, in the open classes.
A breeder can enter in both the fu-
turity and open classes and if he IS
fortunate enough to get a place, his
winnings are considerable. The small
breeder has an equal chance with the
old-time Snowman and | might men
ton the fact that at two of the futur-
ity shows last year, the heaviest win
ners were breeders making show for
the first time Besides the cash
awards, a beautiful silver or gold cup
is usually given by either the Record
ing Association, the Duroc Bulletin
or some of the state papers. Every
man interested in pure bred swine, es-
pecially Durocs should boost this show
Those who have made entries should
pick out a few of the prospects and
give them some special care. Do not
wait until the middle of the summer
! to begin fitting your pigs. This fast
and forced feeding isn't good for the
pigs and it is impossible to get the
growth and finish to them that you
can if you will grow and finish them
from the start.
Each of the breeders have the same
chance to get some winnings this fall
and it will be well worth the time
spent. Following is list of the men
who have nominated their herds and
while some may not show, it shows
disposition on their part to boost the
Duroc hog in this county: Vernon
County Asylum, McClurg Bros, L. F.
Cass, F.. w. Harris, E. j. Jennings &
Son, Maurice Lind, B. B. Wheeler and
Herman Buxton, Michael Stoehr of
Viroqua; Melvin Stafslien, Coon Val
ley; Anton Hegge, Westby.
Yours for more and better swine,
II. w. McCLURG.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-05-21
Doncs OF the COMMON COUNCIL.

yiroqua, Wis. May 6. 1919.
Regular meeting of the common counen CALI
ed to order By mayor. Members present Al
dermen Andersen. Larson. MeHenry, Moore,
Nelson and Rogers
Minutes of previous meeting read and ap-
proved iS s..s ses'asss gsss read sD
motion allowed. Roll call Of members all vot-
ing aye.
erson s5.ss. Electric Supply & Construction
Co. Sf4-35, Lyle Corrugated CuIyert Co. s62.
John monahsn $3.50. James Fleming s2.50.
sIpTsss si.sI. W. 4. Roosevelt itA9 Co. h1 ssss
Thompson Bros. $500, VIII Wilkinsin sls5,
A. Hook So. Walter Swain s21. H. C. Mills
Gilbert wsliing 81. Lester Cox $3.50. Fletcher ss'
The following communication was received
from the City Commission:
Viroqus, Wisconsin, May g. 1919
To the Common Council of City of ViroQua :
Gentlemen: Your commission the city
plan. TO whom was referred the question of
employing an archetect for planning and SUI
perintending the building of the hospital, most
respectfully recommend TO you that Messrs.
Parkinson & Doekendorf be employed as such
Adopted by vote of Commission at meet
ing held on the 6th dey of May 1919.
G. j. SMITH, Secretary Of Commission.
BE il resolved BY the Common Council of
the City of ViroGua, that the above recon-
mendaiion of the City Commission be and the
same hereby il ratified, and said Commission
Introduced by Alderman H. z. Rogers, ST.
Moved by Alderman Moore and seconded by
Alderman McfIenry that the resolution pre-
scented by the City Commission be held over
for week. Roll call of members: Ander-
son, Larson, McHenFy, Moore Rogers, aye.
Nelson,
Moved by Alderman Rogers and seconded by
Alderman Nelson that the city treasurer in
vest $4,000 of the perpetual care fund in the
5th Victory loan bonds Motion carried.
A resolution TO levy and collect a poll tax.
According to ordinance No. %, original or
{ dinanee No. 81, TO levy and collect poll tax.
That there be and is hereby levied upon each
male inhabitant Of the city of Niroqua, be-
tween the ages of 81 and 50 years except
these exempt by law, the sum of $3.50 to be
paid in money poll tax. The same TO be
collected by the marshal. introduced by Al
dcrman Rogers, with a motion by Alderman
Nelson that the raies be suspended and the
tssolutiOn be put on its passage Upon mo-
tisn to suspend the rules roll call of members
all voting aye. Upon motion 10 pass the res
olution under the suspension of the rules all
, voted aye.
A melton by Alderman Rogers that they
advertise for bids for cement work. All voted
aye. The financial report of the city treas
user for the month of April was presented
read, accepted and ordered placed file sOhw.
ing q balance hand of S2l052.04.
Upon motion the council adjourned.
E. J. OLDER, City Clerk.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-05-21
MARRIED

At Hilsboro. April 20. by Henry Shelton.
Justice of the Peace, MIR. John Snoreck of
Union and Miss Jennie Rott of Greenwood.
By the same magistrate April %. Mr.. Jos.
c. Housner y Greenwood and Miss Anna
Barbour of Union.
At the home of the brides parents, at La
Fargo. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood. April &c,
by Rev. W. N. Wood, Mr.. Hartiand Withrow
and Miss Elsa Wood.
At Winona, MIR. Fred Cowee Of LaFarge and
Miss Bernice Blakely of Viola They will
make their home at LaFarge where the groom
Is employed in Meisner's drug store.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-05-21
First publication May IA, 1913
Notice of application for final settlement
PROBATE NOTICE
STATE OF, WISCONSIN, G COUNT, coUR,

STATE OF WISCONSIN,, COUNTY COURT,
VERNON COUNTY-IN PROBATE.
In the matter of the estate of Matthias Pet
erson. deceased.
On reading and filing the application of
Christina Peterson representing among other
things that she has fully administered the
said estate, and praying that a time and
place be fixed for examining and allowing her
account of her administration, and that the
residue of the said estate be assigned to such
persons are by law entitled TO the same:
1t is ordered, that said application be heard
before this Court, at a regular term thereof
TO be held at the probate Office. in the City of
Viroqua, the 4th day of June, 1919, at 10
o'clock a. m.
And il is further ordered, that notice of the
time and place of examining and allowing
said account. and of assigning the residue of
said estate, be given to all persons interested
by publication of a copy Of this ORDER for
three successive weeks, in the Vernon County
Censor newspaper published in said county
before the day fixed for said hearing.
Dated this 14th day of May, 1919.
By the Court. d. o. MAhoney, County Judge
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-05-21
ROUND AND ABOUT US

William Cook, Bangor farmer,
was instantly killed while dynamiting
stumps on his place. Defective fuse
is reported as reason for the prema-
ture discharge of the explosive before
Mr.. Cook was able to advance to a
safe position.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-05-21
MRS. FAYETTE TAINTER

Annie l.. Johnson was born March 4, 1858
at White Oak Springs, Lafayette county,
Wisconsin. She with her parents to
Vernon county in 1855, where her girlhood
days were spent, and where she united with
the Methodist church at Liberty Pole. She was
married to Fayette fainter of the same county,
January /, 1850. To this union three chill
dren were born, William Vernon of St.Croix
county, Wisconsin, Mrs. r. b. Geddes of Lib
erty Pole and Earl fainter of Raleigh, North
Dakota. She was a kind and loving wife
and mother, sincere friend to all and loved
BY ali who knew her. She leaves to mourn
their loss, her husband, three children, nine
grandchildren, brother, Ed johnson of
Readstown: Mrs. N. o. Bowman of Viroqua.
and Mrs. Mary f. Harris of LosAngeles, Cal
ifornia; also many other relatives and friends.
Funeral was conducted at the Methodist
church Sunday afternoon by Rev. Harris, IN
terment at Liberty Pole.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-05-21
FARM. STOCK AND DAIRYNOTES

There is still nibbling at desirable
tobacco in this section, and consider
able numbers of crops are being pick
ed here and there, prices ranging from
Is to % cents. These figures are for
good binder leaf. The new seed beds
are coming along with ample growth
to assure sufficieney of plants at
setting season. BY the number and
dimensions of the beds the Censor is
lead to believe that the acreage will
practically equal that of last season
Chester Danes of Valley has been
employed as butter-rlaker and man
ager of creamery at Livingston,
Grant county.
The enterprising Jersey breeder OF
Coon town, Melvin Stafslien, recently
disposed of full blood cow for $500.
A cow on the farm of Bert South
worth in the town of Stark, was killed
by lightning.
The Serge condensery at Cashton
is building an addition 100 feet long
Business must have developed rapidly.
Binder Irvine cost the farmer l50
per cent more in 1915 than in 1914;
barbed wire. 90 per cent; barrels for
apples, 104 per cent; half bushel bas-
kets, 45 per cent; buggies 81 per cent;
double wagons, Al per cent; harness,
IS per cent; horse blankets, 30 per
cent; Paris green. 12S per cent; gram
sacks 1S2 per cent; nails, 81 per cent
wire Tense, % per cent. These are
averages for the United States and
they pertain to everything used by ali
classes. The farmers exactions are
no worse off than their fellows.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-05-21
Suggestion for a Camping Trip

Buy bottle of Chamberlain's Colo
and Diarrhoea Remedy before leaving
home. AS rule it cannot be obtained
pecting trip. Neither can it be OBJ
tanned while on board the cars or
steamships and at such times and
places it is most likely to be needed.
The safe way is to have it with you.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-05-21
CHURCH NOTES
unrsrEAn,s CHARGE

The ladies aid of the Bethesda church meets
in the church parlors this Thursday to De en-
tertained by Mesdames I. u. thompson Mag
gle Thompson and Olaf Guneri.
The services will be held as follows next
Sunday: Springville at IL 80; Bishop Branch
$50; Liberty Pole $3.50. All come
METHODIST CHURCH
Next Sunday morning we unite IN memori-
the evening at o'clock will preach on one OF
the Supreme Tests of Christian Character
Epworth League at o'clock. with only
main service on Sunday all members and
friends are urged to attend the evening ser
vice Sunday school at 10 o'clock usual.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Union Memorial Services next SUNDAY morn
ing at IL in the Congregational church. Bible
school meets at 10. Will adjourn IN time lot
Memorial service. c. T. at Z: preaching ats.
Sermon "A Great Birthday. Stereoptieon
views on the Life of Christ will be shown.
Thursday at Bible study and prayer ser
vice. Friday evening birthday social at the
church for those of the church and Bible senooi
having birthdays in April and May.
CONGREGATIONAL
Sunday school at 10. at Ii o'clock the an
Rev. ], Harry Bullock preaching the sermon.
A special invitation is EXTENDED BY the pas.
tor of the church to all soldiers OF the recent
war whether from camps or xS SveTse sssts will
await them. Sunday evening study cruz al
$50.
Saturday school in Immanuels church every
Saturday at 1880 with eonhrmant "ofh o0t'
in the Norwegian and English
Services Sunday in West Prairie al II ana
in Immanuels at s.
Last wears confrmant classes from Immsn-
uel. Zion and West Prairie meet as Jasper
sons photograph gallery on Monday. May 20
sMEBY'S CHARGE
Memorial services in honor OF Private Elmer
Nelson, who died in the service of his country.
st kickapoo church Memorial Day, May 50 at
n
Ladies aid entertained Friday BY Mesdames
Kjcs and Robert Olson at the home Oh tne
latter
English services in West Coon Prairie next
SUNDAY at 80 and in Rev. Hofstead's church
in Niroqua At p. m. 80 - =.
yernon circuit meeting will take place m
Mt. Sterling MAY 27-2s. Delegates and visit
orS from our surrounding CONGREGATIONS are
cordially invited Lunch served IN the oase-
ment each day.Suhjeet for discussion' AnF
FTNSTAD'S CHARGE
Services and communion in Utica next sun
day forenoon Young peoples meeting next
SUNDAY afternoon at o'clock. RsfreShmenfs
and program Attorney Lawrence Grtmsrud
will address the meeting
RAMBERG'S CHAkGk
Communion service at Northwest PRAIRIE
next Sunday at IL. Er~sssh communion ser
vice at D. m Ladies nd meetings st MS
A. FrOiseth's May ~; az Mrs. X Meiiem >
May Is.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-05-21
DELINQUENT TAX NOTICE
STATE or WISCONSIN

the cny Treasurer Of Vernon c0an-
the
City Of
land described the
will
the
hndsh
of hoquao on The A d.
"N S " AAauND BELL Comfy Treasurer
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-05-21

neI4 as recorded in vol 81 45S Rec of deeds
sec TIA re- az
Miles CLARK A piece Of land begin at the ne cor
of the SEA OF sec 3 run s 30 rds thence W
20 line in range with the side Of Div St.
thence to 8 side Of S st in line with side
Of st in line with side Of Div st thence
along $ line Of 5 st to sec line thence 10
place Of begin. Pt SEA neA secS TIA RI AS
Albert Jones. ....,p pit neA neH secs TIA RI
as recorded in vol n page 2i5 Rec of Deeds
II Gschwender Land begin at NV cor of land
owned by A Jones thence NV along 8 line
Of Church st 10 school lot thence and par
ailel 10 A Jones line TO land formerly owned
by A Stoddard thence Sc to land owned
by Theda Hart thence n along line of Theda
Hart and A Jones land TO place Of begin pt
of neh neA So TIA RI
II Gschwender pt ne ne sec TIA R2w as re-
corded in vol az page 537 Rec Of Deeds
L II Hoffman ut NV NV sec and pit ne ne sec
3 TIA R2w see Rec of Deeds vol IL mise
page 25b
II Gschwender pt ne ne sec r Ia R2w as re-
corded in vol Ga page l66 Rec of Deeds
II Haskell Est pt NV NV 2 TIA R2w as
recorded in vol 81 page 6sS Rec Of Deeds
VILLAGE OF READSTOWN
Bert Coy .,....... Atkins add lots 7-8 blk
Improvement Cos Add
Jas Downing ......,.............lot Z blk 8
Jas lowing ..''s'......-.......;io lot blk Q
Jas lowing ''...'..r...........io lot o blk D
Jas lowing. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lot blk 5
Jas Bowling. Observation-Disclosures. lot blk 6
james Draper Est pit sc sw and also pit ne sw
sec I'll RSw as recorded in vol 6s page %
NJ l. Eyerson. ...... .Ewers Add lots T-s blk 2
E Flanagan ali that part of neH sell lying
of Reeds Greek containing 10 more or
less sec T IL r 3 acres 10
y Flanagan. Sc Sc sec TIL II acres 40
J Slime tract com Rt a point in public hwy
running in vii Of Readstown side of X
river directly from certain well situated
on line Of land owned by John Tiiiey rum
ming II rds to line Of tract sold by
Wisel TO Brown, IA rds to begin pit Sc n
sw4 see s L IL X 8 acres 4.
F NJ Townsend lots 3-4-5-6-7-S-9 blk 5 W side
of KickRpoo river.
VILLAGE OF RoCKToN
VILLAGE or sToDDARD
Geo w Powell Christens add lot 10 blki sec2s
Geo w Powell. .,........ lot IL blk l sec28
CITY OF VR0QUA
John Sheffield original plat 2sft lot 5 blk IL
Luna Costing pt of neh swh com at point
in the center of Decker st running thence
through said 40 acre tract on Decker st 8
rds of Center line of sec so n II rds 2
IT e rds y rds # west % rds II fl S
to center Of Decker st to place of begin
sec 80 T13 r acres 5i5
AMUND BELLAND. County Treasurer.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-05-21

Four million letters, each one con-
tanning a message or a gift from the
home folks to cheer the American
soldiers fighting the worlds battle
in France, have come back to New
York. undelivered since last July.
Fortunately, the men do not now
need the moral support to be found
in the letters quite as much as they
did at the time they were written.
However, the money which the let
tiers contained in amounts ranging
from a dollar to twenty dollars, and
totalling approximately a million,
probably would be as acceptable now
as it would have been in 1918.
In the United States treasury at the
present time is S., 800, 100000 in gold;
more than was eyer there before;twice
as much gold as was ever assembled in
the treasury of any other country
known to history. But for every dol
lar of gold the government owes to
private creditors about $40. And in
the face of this enormous and con-
stantly increasing Indebtedness the
democratic majority in the last con-
gress celebrated its demise by passing
a rivers and harbors bill which is said
to contain more swag than any of its
long list of infamous predecessors.
Congress met in extraordinary SEES
sion on Monday to complete the IN
finished work of the late session The
control passes from democratic to
republican in both houses. The larg-
er war reconstruction work will be
doubtless left for the regular session,
4.
Gillett is elected speaker in the house,
Senator Cummins president pro tenn
in the upper house. Congressman
Esch and our Seventh District is great
ly honored by his election to the i'm
portant Craftsmanship of the Foreign
Relations and Insular Relations COM
mittee.
w. G. McAdoo, late secretary of the
treasury, urges the construction of
more ships for South American trade,
and if necessary, operate them at a
loss. To which a wise outlooker re-
marks that the present national ad-
ministration seems to be at a loss
what to do until they can find some
thing to operate at loss of which
the railroad and telegraph and tele-
RiApAAC1 e%AN NOiAo EAN0Ohn N@AeAhipiCos
-------
Governor Philip has demonstrated
wisdom and backbone in preventing
a bravado gathering of l. w. WIS. in
Milwaukee, He tells peace officers
everywhere that Wisconsin cannot be-
come a feasting spot for lawlessness
and disorder on part of destructive
lawbreakers.
All indications are that Socialist
Berger, elected to congress from one
of the Milwaukee districts last fall,
will be prevented from taking his seat
at the opening this week. He is under
sentence of twenty years for violation
of the espionage law during the war
The boys are coming home to every
neighborhood, each day or week they
drop in and are gladly welcomed.
Official Washington dispatches say it
is the purpose to bring them all home
not later than September.
Washington dispatches state that
President Wilson will probably call an
extra session of congress, to convene
not later than June first.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-05-21

Hillsboro village marshal is instruct
ed to strictly enforce the law and or
dinance against auto speeding in that
village.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-05-21

On every hand one sees the white canvas
topped tobacco plant beds, and from all int
dications the acreage of weed will not fall
much, If any, short of last year, notwithstand-
ing the fact that 20 to rs per cent of the 1918
crop is still in the hands of growers.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-05-21

Ole Ration, -. .Bushbee's add lot blk
Ole Ration ......... Bushbee's add lot 8 DIX !
Ole Ration. go. Bushoees a99 ,os III
ole Ration 49,. Bushbee's add lot blk
VILLAGE OF CHAsEBURG
Heirs Of G. Z. Aiken. ......,. part OF blk
VILLAGE OF COON VALLEY
Ole Dunnum. 1T NV sc as recorded IN Vol
81 page s96 except piece sold as described
in vol IS page 1T.
VILLAGE OF DE SOTO
Mrs. Nancy shesler. 81 of n1s Of lot 2 sl5 TIL
range z. -
L w Green ..............s-... lot 10 PIX
'''1 VILLAGE OF La FARCE
Laura Libby pt Of NV cor Of nwh SEA- sec 20
Marcia Hodge d,aD .pt of W pt Of swA of SEA
Of S S Hook Est sec 20 acres
Marcia Hodges pt Of e ut OF swA SEA vol is
page 24e sec 20 acres $4,000
Hayes Plat Section ~ an
Frank Dolen ...,..-.....lots l-s-S4 Pts
frank Cannon. lots l0-ll blk
M Hurless. ...........,..... lots 81 blk
NJ HTrless ........''.''wa Of lot 4 PIX Z
~ Cowse Plat section rs
Mary Stokes. .''''.'''.''.'.''lIont, ,I PIX PIX
Msry 'T Stoke Stoke lots iixi2o II not plated
south of lot s Cowee's Plat sec rs a39-l60
Mary T. Stokes sw cor M Of nwk Of swh
l0xl6 rds sec % acres
Ellison Small 20 rds square in NV cor Of swA
seh sec 20 acres S0-i60
BAiley's Plat Section 20
J Neefe. lot and 3 II wide on end blk
Clarence Youmans pt cor Of MA of seA
Of sea sec 20 vol SO pp 630&63S
Clarence Youmans pt Of se cor OF nh OF swh
sell east Of hwy sec 20 acres A0-16o
+ Welker all OF blk w A Lewis plat sec 29
DE Jean Plat Section 20
) Maxwell wiz OF lots i&a and lots asa blk
Pster Bradsod pt Of ne4 sw4 sec 70 la more
or less vol ~ page SOL
VILLAGE OF ONTARIO
JAKE Jhcobus. ...s.s.-s.s.s.. .iot DIN .
Alice Haskell .,..............sia lot blk 6
Alice Haskell. ...........,.......lo lot blk 6
G N Manley ..............n f0ft lot blk 8
Silas Roberts, sc ut NV Sc secs TIA RI AZ
vol IS page $50 of deeds
Geo Beckett pt NV ne "a recorded in vol sc pro
Rec OF Deeds sec TIA RE- AS
August Peterson pit sc ne as recorded in vol
IS page 25l Rec of Deeds So TIA re 2 lots
August Peterson land begin at Sc cor of land
formerly owned by Bureh and Of Rock
ton road thence 5 along said road drds
thnce 8 rds 10 begin see vol 6S page 25i
sec Tia RE-
Mrs Isaac Roberts pit neh neI4 and pit seh
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-05-21

More dwelling houses needed" is
the cry from most of the surrounding
villages and cities. Natural growth
and retired farmers moving to town
are the principal reasons.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-05-21

the cry from most OF the surrounding
villages and cities. Natural growth
and retired farmers moving to town
are the principal reasons.
At his home on Rongstad ridge,
few miles west of Newry Carl Amund-
son, a well known and highly respect
ed farmer, died after three months
illness with asthma and heart trouble.
He leaves a wife and several children,
Mr. Amundson was about SIS years old
He had been hard working and in
dustrious man and will be sadly
missed by the family and his many
friends. We CLEAN from the Cashton
Record.
Charles Partridge, Jr., and Leslie
Heaverley, two Red Mound boys who
served their country overseas, recently
arrived home.
The Times hints that DIR. and Mrs.
Schreiner may leave Westby The
doctor has been in Lacrosse for some
weeks caring for DR.. Christenson's
practice during his illness.
The remains of Herman Lemke were
| brought from Montana TO Hillsboro
W bS Aaiu away al thC Otu hotiS SSIl-
etery.
Probably the first farmer in Yer
non county TO buy four-wheel drive
truck is Ed,Solem of Greenwood town
Lieutenant Commander Mare Mits-
cher, a Hillsboro born young man, is
one of the flyers in the squadron of
seaplaneS that is making the fight
across the Atlantic.
DeSoto amateur dramatic club has
entertained audiences at Ferryville
and other surrounding towns. They
are said to present pleasing plays.
Representing LaFarge school and
the Kickapoo league, Miss Ruth Wild
mer won second place in the district
speaking contest at Platteville. Sol
oilers Grove school took second place
in the district athletic meet.
Cashton Record reports that John
Hall disposed of twenty acres of his
fine Clinton town farm to Oscar Han
Nson. A new road had cut this twen-
ty from Mr. Halls place.
Go After Our Uncle Sam. Cashton
For more than a year we have done
without Sunday mail and passenger
train and no complaints have been
made, but now that the war is over
and there is no more need for con-
serving coal, we should again be &C
commodated with a Sunday train.
| Cashton is the only village along the
line that does not receive Sunday
newspapers. The Southeastern rail
road supplies Westby and Viroeua.
There is a way to secure a Sunday
train on the branch. but it must first
be asked by the people of the COM
munity Record.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-05-21

Washington dispatches state that
President Wilson will probably call an
extra. session of congress, to convene
not later than June first.