Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-03-05

Manitowoc The milk situation al
Manitowoc remains unchanged al.
though the condensory's price for the
last half Of the month shows a reduc-
ton of per cent milk, the price be-
ing 1920. Milk dealers are still
paying farmers $40 per hundred.
weight and are charging 10 cents per
quart for milk.
Appleton = Teachers of the Second
district school signed a petition ask
ing for a bonus of 1925 for this year.
The petition was presented to the
board. They take the stand that If
the high school teachers, who are paid
more than those in the grades, ask
for that amount that they are entitled
to it.
Neenah-The appearance of posters
bearing the words Il. w. r." Organ.
ize," Solidarity" zone Big Union. "
and Victory" has led the police of
the Twin city to inaugurate vigorous
investigation. The posters were
placed during the night time on sew
eral downtown store windows.
Marathon county's peace
day" celebration viii be held about
July l, as it is expected nearly all the
boys will be home by that time. The
celebration viii probably include an
4 nj he fnfr lie
with parade, pageant and free dir
ner for all boys.
hanitowoc-In this age of automo
bile and auto trucks Fred Kruger, a
Manitowoc county man, was found
guilty of horse stealing and paid a
fine of 500. The horse was taken
from the barn of farmer and was
traced by the tracks through the
I snow.
Manitowoc--At convention of
school officers from all parts of the
county consolidation of rural school
districts was urged for better teach
ing stats. better accommodations and
more advantages for the children. An
address on thrift education by Thomas
w. Boyce was feature.
Wausau-A temporary organization
as yet unnamed, has been formed here
by and for men who served in the
army, navy or marines. 1t is planned
to constitute a permanent organiZa-
ton at a future meeting. The pres
ent membership numbers fifty.
Neenah--His clothing caught on a
revolving shaft and torn from his
body, being whirled through the air.
and finally thrown face downward
Oscar Kruger, South Dakota boy who
is employed in paper mill. escaped
with minor bruises.
Manitowoc-The city's committee on
bridges after visiting Green Bay, Mil
waukee, Chicago and other points, re-
definitely decided on the double bas-
cule type and have engaged the serv-
ices of engineers to draw up the plans
Neenah-Confrmat of the death
of Private Rudolph Armenian in ac-
ton on October has been received
from the war department Private
Armenian was given a military burial
with services conducted by the com
pany's chaplain.
Marinette-Capt. J. W. Boren of
this city. who served over year in
the medical department of the army
and was then given an honorable dis
charge, has been commissioned as cap
tain in the reserve corps.
Chippewa Falls-The mystery of
the disappearance of A. Leithoff was
cleared up when his body was found
in the Chippewa river Leithoff's coat
and hat were found just below the
dam. a considerable distance UP
stream.
Darlington-C Charles Miller, who re-
sides three miles from this city, was
in the field breaking sod on Lincoln's
birthday. This is a record breaker for
signs for an unusually early spring
Rhinelander-Maj c. A. Richards.
who has just returned from service
overseas, has resumed the practice of
medicine in this city. Richards was
the first Rhinelander physician to en-.
ter the service.
Appleton The Greenville State
bank of the town of Greenville has
filed articles of incorporation. The
capital stock is $4,000.
Rhinelander - Three Lakes, Oneida
county, is to have a public library and
house donated by a
wealthy resident.
Eagle River-Plans are under way
for the establishment of bank in
Phelps, Villas county.
kenosha A woman of mystery
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