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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20
ZEAL ESTATE FOR RENT


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utss fnuWa lrrsr.uF room DUd bath.
go n.par ttIt
Tpr utHI Goo r.uuusirIr ptr,lc. Win
.rs1m.d, "9 l.9 ,'" roaOus 1 'S@a ",.,,d 's, Co,
itfr O. undea, modern ,n r''y way.
mau. huli n. fsa,ut.s, r"gi 50 rcg
month wHtrr turu'Hhci no urntufe Tor
eatc ptuuc osuHr 5000
luuFE uDDM arutmefi and private
bath. tv' 100 '.hur tadr walking d'H
tnu,r. foi irui provided tou huy r'" ~
g. hAi" 'atntutr if"w ""tl'. 's"i st7
ForH UOuN apartment. umflrul.hoi
fur rent lo,atri lit p Denver can "
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ArARrMENr for ,cut .twnlturg Tor
WE 30 AtI KINDS ~ hauliuF phuus
o-ese sai@. 6s,ss 1Lis.J
tAiS-r UN,snrn "a
UuApNf u. ir rhrcc. room apartment,
NiNru 81. uel south ydg. close M
porch good furniture fnr sulc Usage NNlt
rultEE UpoM front apartment for rent
hN PuNiuk SOME iurnNurr tAh NuiN
Nrrain Ants, sccoud floor NJ a stone
NANIEu Hctluod couple ~ share moi-
rrn three rnnW apartment with young
Hut employed. 'saEo h'0i plb T.
NKin
NtNru W. 4Ict, south side. closo In
por,b, good furniture fur sale Usage
rouR ROOM apartment for rent by buy.
ms furniture, rent 500. can Usage
HOUSES roR Rt>r II
QUtN,N s. SOS New modern. fave
ruom house, on car line can Usage
zuNiS. n. -loi -Fnur.room house and
garage rcdst iaW
FIVE ROOMS of unc home, on the ear
line, patsgo, none hut particular peoplo
without children need apply urefor
middle AGED people. TGS per month. ADJ
Dress toi-H World
room: banFalow new on corner Of
Eighth and owasso Phone paege 25p2-
ron RHNT-smali 6oS house. two acres
Kanc ccdar los.
DETROIT \. 1907 For rent sis room
n duplex; now plnco. modern
FIVE ROOM house Tor rent and furniture
for sale osaFc 6sSl-I
WHY REMIT We can sell YOU house
part payment and the monthly rcut pays
for it Mutual Healty. 40 Rohinson.
wc Know net,er way
why Not Ruy q Nice tittle tiumor
We Have what You Want
WRIGHT a NfN, REALTY
Phone Cedar 1850
hi1 llnhtnRoH i'dg
riyr-ROOM modern bungalow lcoe d
IofforsgnA 90 rent Inquire ,o' q. pl' M
FOR UENT Trucks with careful lueu to
'movo. park ur store au) THUS 'pianuH.
furniture MoNiug, got our rates Phones
Oaagc Jo5S -5ahS. Atlas Transfer & storage
60
not ISIs--rtHNISntD IA
ron NENr aud turuiture Tor sale tlh.
room house. beautifully furnished 60.
UHtcd on north slide, rent $50. good icuHr ,
beet location in city. NtWl Moore. Usage
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20

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h'SA hhMS
ana wrIl build whs Nou want In nome
yonn pay . very moderate initial pay.
1nent, and the rest Is Ike rent For full
pslt',uls'- ,all 'sh9tn, Usage tlal
.'HEfENSE. NORTH Bungalow. new.
riN rooms breakfast room. basement.
gatpEe good decorations, ivory wood
WON pcd"thl laraiory, base tub. heavy
u@aN @ un"'' N,su" b'11'o. rHrr,t''r n Esi
" W. "" ''' ''''s' - 90.
l'h SNltI by uWucG riN room, huuga-
low hlmu7t new. sleeping pugch,
screened Tn mack porch. can be used ~
dunleN excellent wei water Rarag" Nus
t,,"1,tNo '.''1 ''s.|Ols close ln 'n cor me
t ' ''' ""I'N'' 'N' l'h'
inh SNLt Ihr'o room house, good vol
water. garage nud grocery store. Will
.''' 'hs'b t"I '''h hh'N' ',s"se sl'o
BARGAIN Fhre".ruo'- modern. $500.
with 500 cash. lot ttAli0. cedar 7.f
Ftu SALE N,,i.,,,. I,,,,,. .t, N.o.t, N.-
. seven rooms with oath bardWnnd
floors. h"t water heating plant. fire
place. sleeping porch garage. ran E,Ne
possession MAY I or Nav lts located two
blocks from public squarc ON good rosi.
uvu,r ,,.r.. CO., n''T ,'', If,e th'oo VI
Uny qtg Nct.h, N, ~ '''"''"' '""''
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FOR SALE New sia room house, sleep
4s porch end ea.tmc1i east front
,m.,,'t" WM"v''' iot "Ssi,s'
I'm c, g,,,, sr,t,i, Nin,' '''H wa
iuh SALE ny oVner nyo room modern
,csweS p",d !"'ated sl2 QUINCY. Price
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20


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NEAW HORACE MANN fchnpI We have .
on flue csst front uu stze lot most
excellent apartment site. price only
So 500. S. 800 cash. balance easy terms.
iTight IN limo ~ rapid advance In values
calf Nj ,lIftun psaEr tsNI for appoint
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20
Tulsa Union Depart
ment Store

t12-itt s. Main
Postal money order secures any item
by mall Money orders arc taken
care OF tho Same day received
Tulsa bank references. Resources
over 100000, 900.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20

Ect N CHtNINNE
on car nncf modern tNu.atorN. newly
decorated. seven room house four large
bedrooms with spacious closets aud hath
room upstairs, first floor has hNi Bpd
sittinE room. dining room, pantry and
Kitchen. Cisteru, water over sink no
scrvanta rooms no garage none but per.
mnurut need apply. references required d,
tl"5 per month rhoue Usage .Ji
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20
REAL ESTATE
$4, 900 Cash Handles

Etcht.rooU tWo-sturN. hardwood
floor garage. basement Good To-
cation North side. Price $1,000.
balance terms
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20

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UuII. Zoo fOfIurt4 pI.t vaut.I fUI f..4.
n'H. H. urui IUrrd .u 100 f.'H "t.
p'uit Ir. thau ..nf Nnmr ."n
.NI.n.|Hf. 900. H lif4u.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20

OPpOUTUNiTY KNOCKS nut once one
Ncp' lease II YOU Will huY our Two rooms
~ furniture $3.50. piano Included lllH
D. jefferson walking distance Usage
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20

EIGHT ACRE chicken farm. good build
lngs fruit Waker, pn Lake NuCyCoWn.
iso6o, terms NcCiloch. RrAreon Mo
20 no eO.ACRE Yarns near ruka Sce
us for fam loans. NJ Rel' Realty
Co. So naniel Rldg. Cedar ile2
ii5n PER ACRE
huns 50 acre pklBhumH ranch and timber
lend fine mineral pussthil.'los RuklauI.
McNloSter nkls
OZARK FRUIT poultry farm new coz
easy monthly payments Edmund Stcokel
Richland NO
40 ACRES scott county Ark timber
land VII exchange for \oVsta Couu
~ nk's lard acre tor acre. clear Harry
IFhha'k Marshall Mo,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20
BUSINESS PROPERTY

IUONINO TEET Win one hrlck N0ro
building ou Fast Third 90 blocks
caHt uf NhIu. with % feet Joining on
back facing on kouoHha St half or all
fpf sole 'uU t'H a. Third,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-20

Bisgcst Bargain ever offered In
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-01
Simnle Voting Instructions

60 to the polling place in the
precinct where you live.
Get your ballot from the ballot
clerks.
3 Pass into one Of the booths pre-
pared for that purpose.
You will here discover that the
ballot, you received consists of four
tickets fastened together at the top,
representing the four political parties
Democratic, Prohibition, Republican
and Socialist.
5 Take out the ticket you wish to
vote.
Put a cross opposite the name
you wish to vote for, one for each of
flee.
Fold the ballot you have marked
so that the inside will not show, Chat
is, the ballot you want to vote.) Then
fold the others that you have not
marked and hand the marked one to
the Inspectors giving your name, and
then give them the other ballots that
you have not marked.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-01

Agnette Ellingsrud was born in
Gausdal, Norway February l4th. 1S47,
and was confirmed May 18th, 1860.
Accompanied by a number of young
friends she emigrated to the United
States in 1868. On June 10th, 1870,
she was married to Michael Rentz in
Chicago by Rev. krogness. The same
year they moved to Esofea, Wis. where
they settled, being one of the first
pioneer families in that community
to hew out of the wilderness a place
Co build home. Through all the hard
ships which such a life entaiied she
bore everything with unfinching cour-
age. She was always most thought
full of others, unselfish, cheerful, low
ing, kind and true. Her influence for
good was felt not only by her immedi-
ate family but by the entire commun-
ity. For fifty yes-rs she went down
life's highway hand in hand with her
husband, celebrating with him on June
10th, 1920, their golden wedding. She
was one of the first members of the
Esofea Bethenia Lutheran church, al
so one of the charter members of the
Esofea Lutheran aid. To them were
born eight children, five of whom are
living Matilda, Agnes, Henry, Olga
and Nora.
Just as the dawn was breaking over
the eastern horizon on Tuesday morn
ing, August oath, she answered the
summons of the Heavenly Father
Through two long years she suffered
suffered patiently with true Christian
fortitude. With simple impressive ser
vices conducted by Rev. Raalqvam of
Coon Valley and Rev. Rondestvedt of
Westby, amidst host of relatives and
friends, and surrounded by quantities
of the exquisite flowers which she so
loved in life, she was laid to rest on
the sunny slope of the Esofea Beth
enia cemetery on August 18th. Her
busy life was filled with many deeds
of love and kindness for which she will
long be remembered.
Besides her husband and children,
she leaves to mourn their loss, three
grandchildren, Carlyle and Marian Me-
Kibbin and Morell Peterson.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-01

To the Voters of the Seventh Congress
sional District
| respectfully ask your careful read
ing of the following. The Esch-Cum-
Minis Act has the strong endorsement
of the Republican National Convention
as great constructive measure. The
Democratic Convention asked that it
be given fair trial President VIII
son signed it. More Democratic SEN
ators voted for it than against it.
That this Act guarantees SO on
eight billions of watered stock is I'M
true. The basis is not capitalization
at all, but aggregate value determined
by physical valuation through the In
terstate Commerce Commission. No
road is guaranteed go on its individ-
ual valuation. Some roads under the
Act will earn only / or 2 or 3qa aud
some may not earn even their operat-
ing expenses. The Government does
not make good any difference between
go and what the road earns. Bear
in mind that any road earning more
than &c must divide the excess equal
ly with the government. The Govern
ment is to use its share to make loans
to weak roads or lease equipment to
them at SO. The Government can't
lose. 1t will make a gain.
Under the Act, speculation in rail
road securities will be curbed, for the
Commission will hereafter regulate
their issuance. The Act provides for
a fair, disinterested Board to settle
labor disputes with the public, (which
pays the bills), represented thereon.
There is no eompulsion other than the
force of public opinion. There is no
anti-strike clause. Given a fair trial,
the Act will fully justify itself. This
Act, in the opinion of those who have
studied it and know the problems of
transportation, is declared to be the
fairest and most constructive railroad
measure ever enacted by Congress.
JOHN !. ESCH.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-01

Get the genuine Tag-Hart Multi
Malt at Romans Grocery.
The Censor office force was pleas
antly entertained Thursday afternoon
at luncheon given by our hospitable
neighbors, Mr.. and Mrs. Swiggum.
The w. G.. T. u. will meet in ses-
sion at Eckhart Park Tuesday, follow
ed by picnic supper Each member
guests and one other eatible.
Buy that Round Oak stove, range
or heater at the Sauer Hardware dur
ing Round Oak week--September 6 to
13-and receive 715 per cent discount.
We are pleased to learn that Mrs.
Gust Fortney is recovering nicely
from a very serious operation at La
Crosse and will be home in few days.
Mrs. Rex. Barton of Viola is the
new telephone operator at Liberty Pole
central. Mrs. Sena Dewitt has, on
account of poor health, had to give up
her work there, where she has faith
fully worked for over eight years.
The Misses Thelma Solverson,
Gladys Fortney, Chrystine Dragne,
TheIma and Beatrice Erickson and
Mrs. Erickson spent the weekend at
Madison. They met Miss Gertrude
Ronnie, coming from Camrose, Alta,
to visit her friend, Thelma Solverson.
Band concert last Friday night
was well attended and the Park looked
its bes.. The weather was nearly per-
feet. The band boys gave good pro-
gram playing some difficult numbers.
Maste- Wenzel Thompson gave a
cornet solo in pleasing manner. Next
concert in the Park Friday night.
Some unmitigated scoundrel Dor
rowed the Sauer Hardware stove truck
at least two months ago and has fail
ed to return the same. Sam wants
the Censor to send out $. 0. 81 call
in the hope that the unprincipled
wretch may have a quiekening of con-
science and promptly return the much
needed implement.
&C. w. Lehman, wife and daughter
Frances and J. B. Lehman, wife and
daughter Dorothy, brothers Of the late
John n. Lehman of Hillsboro are max
ing a brief visit at the homes of Mrs.
Roy Moore and Walter H. Ledman Of
Viroqua L. B. Lehman Of Lacrosse
and other relatives Of the Lehman
family. They made the trip from
their home at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, BY auto.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-01
is STRICKEN WITH ApoPLEx,
George Robson of Near Liberty Pole
In Serious Condition

George Robson, living west of Lii
berty Pole, was suddenly stricken
with apoplexy Saturday afternoon,
and has since lain in semi-conscious
state with the left arm paralyzed. He
had inst returned from work with a
threshing crew and it is thought the
exertion brought on the attack. Mr..
Robson's age, 81, is in his favor and
doctors think he has an even chance
s9s recovery
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-01


Harvesting of the weed is gathering
Roadway and the first of next week
will see the major part of the crop
getting the axe.
Corn needs at least two or three
weeks of good weather to be out of
danger of frost. Most of the late
planted fields can not hope to mature
and will be cut for silage.
The 1920 crop, while trifle larger
in acreage than last year, is not to be
compared to the 1919 yield in quality
Much of the early tobacco is light, and
a large part of the late weed is short
Here and there are a few prime crops
of course. 1t looks as if this years
growing of Vernon's weed would foot
up in the neighborhood of two million
dollars.
Have you tried that delightful
~'Gardenglo" perfume at Davis?
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-01
Women ~ Election Board

The women of Jefferson town have
requested the town officials that they
be represented on the election board
and one lady member will be appoint
ed in that town Every precinct in
the county should follow the lead 1t
will purify the atmosphere around the
polls on election day and give the wo-
men more of an incentive to vote, as
the lady members will be prepared to
answer any questions they may ask
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-01
To the pubIic

am a candidate for sheriff of this
county and have lived here all my life
and have voted the Republican tick
ct for forty years. have never held
an office in the county except assessor
of the town of Franklin. | am too
poor to conduct very active cam
paign, and in fact believe the Office
should seek the man. There is no
great money in the sheriff's Office, and
my opponent, Mr.. Cowden, has already
been honored by election to this Office
heretofore. In canvassing the county
/ have missed many voters l wanted
to see but trust they will not he Id this
against me. Of course / did not call
on the ladies, but now that they may
all vote at the Primary September 7,
/ want all the ladies and as many men
as / can get 70 vote for
Sam GOrsline for Sheriff.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-01
Please Settle Accounts

As l am leaving the city for time,
all my accounts have been left at the
Bank of Viroqua. / trust that all
knowing themselves indebted to me
viii please settle as soon as possible.
Fl. E. ANDERSON.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-01
Shorthorn Auction Sale

County Sale Of Shorthorn
held later.
Breeders asked this sale with County
at
Parties either farmers
invited address
become members.
There breed Of cattle for
@ conditions and ask to join in raising the stand
LEVI ECKHARDT Secretary and Treasurer.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-01
Frnensiue Machine

George Pennell has just installed an
expensive machine at his restaurant
an ice machine which refrigerates his
two ice boxes and three ice cream
cabinets
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-01
THE TOWN POLLS CLOSE AT s 200
County Clerk Moore Advises About
the New Law

Ihe NeW Law
To the Election officials and Voters
of Vernon County:
Under the new law, the polls in
villages and cities under 5000 popula-
ton open at Q o'clock on election day
and close at $50, while the polls in all
towns open at goo and close at 500
in the evening. This law was design
ed to give the busy farmers chance
to vote after supper.
BERLIE MOORE, Co. Clerk.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-01
Az E1pr Az rl as

~ - - ~ y ~
ron you ever think ariner will
vote for such seoundrel as you that
tried to prevent, and troubled, the
speaker of their party, recently, by
turning out the lights. You are not
for the comen people you are a men
ace to them and will be looked upon
as such. A Farmer"
The above card was recently re-
ceived by Mayor L. NJ Roseland, and
we believe in justice to all concerned
the incident mentioned above should be
explained. The Non-Partisan league
members were given full and willing
permission by the park board to use
the park for their meeting and were
given the key to the box where the
park lights are turned on. During the
speech the lights went out, the crowd
assuming that someone not in sym
pathy with the speaker had turned
them out. This could be done in only
two places-at the power house and
in the box at the corner of the stage.
To turn them out at the plant would
leave that whole section of the city in
darkness, and anyone turning the
switch in the box would have to climb
up on the stage in full view to do it.
What really happened is what happens
to some place in Viroqua every day.
A fuse burned out. The electricians
were notified in the morning, went to
the park and found a burned-out fuse,
something over which no human being
has any control.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-01
Vernon County Normal Sessions to
Begin September Thirteenth

The first quarters work of the YER
non County Normal will begin Mon
day, September 18th All indications
point toward a splendid enrolment for
the year.
High school graduates who wish to
become teachers may obtain their first
year of professional training in this
institution and receive full credit for
the same in the two year courses of
any state normal school
Prospects in the teaching profession
never have been brighter than they
are now and the demand for trained
teachers has never been as great. The
Vernon County Normal specializes in
training people for rural and state
graded school teaching positions. 1t
offers three year courses for mature
common school graduates and shorter
courses for high school pupils depend
ing upon the number of credits earn
ed beyond the eighth grade.
Inquiries or applications for enroll
ment may be directed to Principal A.
w. Zellmer, Viroqua, Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-01
Card of Thanks

We desire to sincerely thank all
friends and neighbors and lodges for
their sympathy and floral offerings
during our sad bereavement.
IRWIN and MILDRED HENRY.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-01
Gard of Thanks

We wish to sincerely thank oul
usa friards Hha.ss Fraeig end gen
erously assisted US through the long
illness and death of our dear wife and
mother.
MICHAEL RENTZ and FAMILY.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-01
Women's Rally

A women's rally will be held at the
Eckhart Park Monday evening, Sep
TENDER 9th, at 7:30. All women are
urged to attend.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-01
A BAD ACCIDENT ON HILL
ILLINOIS TOURISTS GO OVER
BANK NEAR COON VALLEY
Baby is Killed-Woman Badly Injur-
ed-Man Bruised-Big Packard
Car Wrecked

A most distressing accident occurred
on the IS" turn on the Coon Valley
hill at $3.50 Sunday afternoon, when
j D. Tower, wife and baby, of Men
dota, Illinois, went over the steep bank
in a heavy Packard car. Mr.. Tower
was not used to Wisconsin hills, and
became confused, going over the pre-
cipice. The big car was reduced to a
mass of wreckage. Autos following
his car picked up the occupants and
took them back to Coon Valley where
medical aid was summoned. The baby
died during the night Mrs. Tower
was taken to Lacrosse hospital. She
sustained broken arm and shoulder
and other injuries, but will recover.
Mr.. Tower was Only slightly injured.
Mr.. Tower is a prominent man, of
the implement manufacturing firm of
Tower & Sons, of Mendoza.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-01


jackson, Juneau, Monroe, Sank and
Vernon counties.
Do you know that you can vote at
the primaries September 9TH? Do
you know Joseph d. Beck, Progressive
Republican candidate for Congress ?
Mr.. Beck for sixteen years was at
the head of the Labor Department of
Wisconsin. For sixteen years he was
working for the welfare of woven and
children To Mr.. Beck is due the cred
it more than to any other on: person
the high standing of the state for its
progressive laws in favor of women
and children in industry. He drafted
these laws, helped to secure their en-
actment and enforced them
Among these were tue factory laws,
the minimum wage law, the industrial
educational law,and'the women's hours
of labor law.
In Joseph d. Beck the women and
children will have tried apd true
friend in Congress.
Vote for Mr.. Beck and his colleagues
on the Republican Progressive ticket.
The Republican Progressive ticket
is:
II OF OHtteu GLdlbS OeudNDEs
JAMES THOMPSON, Lacrosse. Y
For Member of Congress:
JOSEPH ID. BECK, VirOqua =. \
For Governor;
JOHN ]. BLAINE, BOscobel. !. X
For Lieutenant Governor:
GEO. +. COMINGS, Eau Claire. X
For Secretary of State:
ELMER S. HALL, Green Bay. X
For State Treasurer:
SOLOMON LEVITAN, Madison. x
For Attorney General:
ADOLPH KANNEBERG, Milwau-
Political advertisement authorized and
to be paid for by Richard M. Grims-
rud.
PROGRESSIyEREPUBLICAN CAN
DIDATES
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-01
Pres Norby viii Install

Rev. i. f. Hammer and family ar
rived Tuesday evening from WoodviIle
Their car of household goods also ar
rived and they will soon be comforta-
bly, settled in the parsonage on Maple
street
On Sunday, Sept. ~, President Nor
by of the eastern district Of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church will install
him in Viroqua church at 1890, and
West Coon Prairie at 2:30 Pres
Eorby will preach in Viroqua church
in the evening