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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
Arecibo en- sofia

no lie podemos pedir mas esos artis-
| tas que, por un modico sueldo, hacen
ese servicio. -.
", Ic6mo lie .trataron los banqne-
ros americanos?
-Muy inamente; son muy negocian
tes. y la fineza es la primera asignatu-
que que cursa ell comercianto norte-
americana; estoy sumamente satisfecho
| de suS atenciones y de sus valiosas AGO.
gidas!
| Y esas obras, Icuando empezaran7
EN- breve; queremos dar trabajo
los obreros, que estan cruzando por una
crisis espantosa; estas obras vendran a
! resolver esa situacion aqui, v Ell conner
clio tambi6n recibira benedc5os va que
tcdo Sc quedara en- manos de los ira
bajadores arecibefios, quieucs tener&n
la preferenc;a en- todas las obras.
-Creo, don Manolo, que va lie he
preguntado todo 10 que es conveniente
que sepa nuestra ciudad. Por 10 tanto
apago mi ''junaazo' y doy listed mis-
mas expresivas gracias por las atencio.
mes que ACADIA de dispensarme. Y. en-
cuanto mis- solfas. crea usted qIa
las escribo porque estoy ansioso de veT
nuestra querida ciudad la cabeza
de las demas ciudades Ge la isla; y la
tlnica manera de que todo ande ben,
rs criticando, pero de una manera desa-
pasicnada noblemente, sin que osa
critica vaya envue.ta nj por Ia en-
vjdea nj por la maldad. Asi es que 81
nalguna veg lie he dado duro, ha sido
zen bicn de lc ciudad
'Nic-Kola', yo creo en- el poder
de la prensa, opino que es obliga
con &c .todo periodsta denunciar todo
aquello que dentro de la administrator
"dG un pueblo este nal hecho, con el
fn de corregir el NAL. Leo siempre Ell
MUNDO y busco sus "solfas'', para
averiguar que es 10 que anda NAL en- la
administrac on que preside. Y nunca he
creido que usted le guia un fin per-
verso en- sus informaciones sino I'm de-
SEQ de ayudar al mejoramiento de la
ciudad, por 10 cual le felicito.
-Gracias por sus palabras; reco1o-
cido por elias; agotado el tena, cTeo
convenient: despedirme de usted, para
eu" entren esas personals que desean con
sultsrle asuatos administrators. A la
orten v vaya mi felicitac6n por SUI Gxi
tazo, que no todos les ha de gustar. =.
Hasta Ia vista que el ramo de lau-
rel no cause sueflo en- sus ojos
Y las cinco de la tarde, despA6s
de que Juanito habia oprimido Ell bo-
ton de su camara y aprisionado la 81
lUeta simpat:ca del popular alcalde, sa-
Ii de la casa aIcaldia, en- donde no gozo
de rnuchas simpatias, porque mi ''ju-
mazo' quema veces demasiaao y mi
lapiz Sc prende para decir cosas que
rascan las mas asperas epidermis. =.
De modo, pues, lector lectora, que
Sd SdO0o ~ Nuo H" A0Sio hu0oVAo E@A
calde en- los Estados Unidos. Fla con-
scguido 10 que fu6 buscar 10 ha
conseguido con marcados benefcios para
nnestra ciudad, por 10 cual debemos fe
licitarle.
Para clio, gritemos a voz en- cuello:
VIVA NTANoLo LEDESMA vTCTO-
RTOSOOO! Y la voz Sc extiende mien-
tras ell eco repite: lQUE vIvAAAAA!
NIC-KOLA.
Agosto de 1921.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
MR.. vALENTIN CRUZ

Professor Cientifico, graduado en- c;en.
cias ocultas. Analisis dc cualq,,;cr ira
bajo en- ocultismo DR.. en- terapeiitica
sugestiva y vitaopatia Prestidigitador
y operator en- escenas Hipnoticas.
GCree I'd. su padecimiento incurable?
Ire encuentra I'd. triste? Escribame
a Humacao, P. r. Advt.
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ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA
GoBIERNo MUNICIPAL DE FAJAR
DO, P. r., oFICINA DEL CONF
sIoNADo MUNICIPAL DE sERvI
CIO PUBLICO
AgOsto II, 1921.

PRoPoSICI0NES en- pliegos cerra-
dos para la adjudication en- pubEca
subasta de las obras de REPARACIO-
MES A LA ESCUELA "BELAvAL'' .
DE FAJARDo, P. R., cuyo presupuesto
aprobado asciende MIL CIENTo GIN
CUENTA Y NUEvE DoLARES CON
TREINTA Y DOS CTvos. (s1, ,159.s2),
SO admitiran en- esta ohcina hasta las
DOS e. P. M del dia go de agosto de
1871, en- que SO abriran pdblicament+
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta oficina en- la del Arquitccto
del Departamento del Interior, d0nds
80 encuentran de manifesto los docu-
mentos que han de regir en- cl contrato,
y podran recoger los licitadorcs los pla
nos y modelos de proposiciones uue
han de presentar, mediante un dep6sito
de DIEz DOLAREs ($10.0ol en- mcta-
lieo cheque certifcado, que seran
reembolsados al ser devueltos dichos do
cumentos en- el plazo de VEINTE dias
(20) despu6s de efectuada la subasta.
La administration Sc reserva el dere-
cho de rechazar cualnuiera todas las
proposiciones, y Ell de adiudicar Ell con-
trato bajo otras consideraciones que las
del precio solamente.
Hilario Lopez CRUZ,
Comisionado Municipal de
Servicio Pnblico. Advt.
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EPIFAN1o MEDINA GARCIA
PAoUILLo.

Nos suplica la senora Mercedes NJ de
Garcia, residente en- Utuado, que desea
conocer el paradero del joven Epifanio
Medina Garcia, el cual hace algdn item
po falta de su casa y que Sc supone re
sida en- el Sur.
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CHRISTIANA
Newry, August 15-Nearly every
one around here are through thresh-

Newry, August 15--Nearly every
one around here are through thresh-
mig and are out for little vacation
and good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tostrud, accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. Hans Christensen,
are at Rice Lake camping; Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Berg are at Stoddard fish
ing; Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hall just
returned from a weeks vacation; Ell
lief and Geneva Ellefson accompanied
by Irl, Thelma and Charlotte Jacobus
of North Springville and Reno Moore
of Lacrosse are out for a week S
camping at DeSoto and NorwaIk.
Margaret and Dorothy Reed of
North Springville are spending a few
days at the Hans Christensen home
while their sister is away camping.
L. C. Larson of Cashton is seen
daily driving through with loads of
lumber. We understand he is build
ing new house for his tobacco renter
for 1929. Good for Louie, he needs
a rest.
Mrs. T. Overhagen spent Sunday at
Andrew Nordley's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ellefson autoed
to Viroqua last Friday and visited the
parental home.
liver Tryggestad and family autoed
to Viroqua Saturday and did shopping
Rosebud.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-08-24
THE CITY COUNCIL DOINGS

Viroqua- Wisconsin, August is, 1921
Regular meeting of the Common
Council called toorderb by Mayor Rose
land MeElbers present, Aldermen A.
+. Smith, NJ. A. Smith, John Side, E.
G. Helgeson and P. I. McHenry.
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved. The following accounts
were read, approved by the finance
committee, and upon motion of AL
derman McHenry and second by AL
derman +. G. Helgeson, that the rules
suspended and the accounts allowed
all voted aye. Accounts: Sam Le-
Page, $3.50; Grant Dewitt, Sc; Nick
Torgeson, use of team, S20.80; Oscar
Engen, SLIGO; Earl Linderud, S22;
Peter Erickson, 81; Elmer Bruce,
$f-20.
Resolution introduced by Alderman
NJ A. Smith, laid over for one week
Moved by Alderman A. E. Smith
and second by Alderman Side that
from now on all excavating from
street improvement be placed on city
property as directed by Street Com
mite. all voted aye.
1t was moved by Alderman A. E
Smith and second by Alderman p |
MCF1SITy lHdl SAoUU De allowed ID. 4
Bailey & Son on well contract. Under
the suspension of the rules by roll call
all voSing aye.
The designation of Mayor Roseland
handed in at the previous meeting was
by motion of Alderman P. l. McHenry
and second by Alderman NJ. A. Smith,
accepted to take affect September 1,
1921. The Council adjourned.
f. J. OLDER, Clerk.
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FREEMAN

Head Hollow, August 20-Mrs
Martha Erickson and daughters OF
Butte, Montana, came Saturday ia
visit at the II. "a. Hanson home and
other relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Anderson and
daughter, Edna, autoed TO Mabel
Minnesota, Saturday TO visit relatives
returning Tuesday.
Mrs. Carl Everson and mother and
Mrs. Nellie Bolstad visited Mrs a.
Bean and Mrs. P. Bolster Thursday.
Mrs. Ole Nasseth and children
George and Edna, visited at Nels
Paulson's Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Rust and Sam Arnold
of DeSoto stayed at the Gilbert An
derson home last week.
Mrs. A. Bean and daughter, Mrs. p
Bolster, and her daughter, were De
Soto callers Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rust and son
Obert, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Burt and
son Clarence, visited at Hans Knut-
sons Sunday.
Charles Bolster came Tue .. from
Pittsville to visit relatives friends
here.
Sarah Paulsen has been assisting
Mrs. j. Murphy with homework.
Everyone is busy harvesting tobac-
60 at the present time.
Clarence Sletten and Frank Bean
assis ed Arthur Rust with tobacco
harvest last week.
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with her son. Pearl nd family

with her son, Pearl and family.
Re. Panzlan of Lacrosse has beer
visiting at the Henry Hook home.
Lr. Yoeman of Lansing, launched
at DeSoto Saturday evening, bringing
Sarah Hammond home, who has beer
having dental work done.
The liver, Albert and Andrew Olson
families and Albert Thompson visited
at LaFarge Sunday.
Douglas Seymour visited around
here last week
Ray Morgan and family visited at
Kenneth Davis Sunday
Earl Davenport's little girl is visit
ing with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. f. Davenport
Oscar Olson went to Lacrosse o.
Saturday and returned with his wife
who had an operation.
Rev. Pow was unable TO deliver his
sermons last Sunday because of the
illness of Mrs. Pow.
Arthur Hiekock of DeSoto has gone
to make his home on the farm Of c.
r. Gibbs Good for Art.
Mrs. Diana Ames assed away Fri
day at the home Of her sons and was
buried at Retreat Sunday afternoon.
Cassius Coleman went TO Lacrosse
Tuesday for medical attention.
Marion Davis has been appointed
secretary Of Retreat community club
to succeed Robert Nixon.
The pouitSy Saiiing demonstration
to be held at the farm of G. e. Daven-
port has been postponed TO enable
Mr.. Schelling TO give an address at the
picnic at DeSoto.
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AROUND THE COUNTY
WEBSTER


Brush Hollow, August 15-Edith
and Everett Lowry were callers at
j. r. Young's Monday evening.
H. Woodcock and son, Frank. OF
Sheldon, called on daughter and sister
Mrs. Jake Johnson, one evening last
week.
Harry Hanson delivered calves al
LaFarge Tuesday
J. B. Young called at F. NJ. Baird's
Monday evening.
j. L. Johnson and wife visited their
son, Jake, Thursday and their grand
daughter, Ida, accompanied them
home.
VIM. KeIlicut and wife of the town
of Sterling, were guests at j. R.
Young's Monday.
F. NJ. Baird's had as guests Mon
day, Mitch Brown and step son, F.
Blinn, of northern Wisconsin.
Wild Beaver, w. F. Morrison, F. B.
McGarry and their wives returned
Saturday from their outing in Bay
field county.
Florence Dewitt returned Wednes-
lay from the St.Francis, much inn
proved in health.
Joseph Young called at Robt. John
sons Thursday.
Several young people spent We'd
lssday evening with Gretchen Morri-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Johnson erter-
y.ined the following people at a IL
o'clock chicken dinner and watermeI-
IN feast Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs ]. l..
Johnson and daughters Nettie and
Mae of Viola; Mrs. Thos. Young and
laughter Jean of Sheldon; Dolly
Young; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Moore, and
saree children Oscar Adams; Mr.. and
Mrs .Robt. johnson and three children
Alfred Moore
Evan Lowry and C. Glenn Of Weis,
'er Creek attended Club meeting We'd
aesday evening.
Hazel Potter and Mae Bernard call
ed at Stanley DeWitt's Friday evening
p Markoff assisted ]. Young in to-
5acco harvest Saturday.
Mrs Thos. 1orlng and daughter
lean of Sheldon, are here making an
extended visit among home folks.
Ranholt Hanson called at j. r.
Young's Sunday.
Evan Lowry and Sylvia Wilson Wis
ted the formers parents Sunday.
Fred Lake called at Jake Johnson S
sunday morning.
Everett Lowry and Kenneth Nc
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Mary Adams called at Arthur
cellars Sunday.
Mrs. l.. E. Brown and children call
I'd at Stanley DeWitt's Friday.
w. Caldwell. wife and daughter
spent Thursday evening at ]. John
sons.
The Wide Awake club have elected
heir officers, which are, president,
larry Hanson; vice president, Edith
I'D; treasurer, Flossie kellar; con-
stable, Robt. Johnson; deputy, Joseph
Appleman.
A. Ames and C. Miller are remodel
ng the Brush Hollow school house.
Robt Johnson, Joseph Young, F. M.
Baird, and p. Markoff were LaFarge
.allers Friday.
Dolly and Joseph Young called at
Stanley DeWitt's Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Lowry received
1ord that they are again grandpar-
ents, baby girl being born to Mr..
and Mrs. Tim Parker, August II.
J. r. Young, wife and son Joseph
and Harry and Ranholt Hanson were
Sunday afternoon visitors at Mark
offs and Baird's.
w. Cox and family were callers at
w. Morrison's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.S.Lowry and daugh-
ter Edith, were Sunday evening call
ers at Markets. and Baird's
Leslie Stamford called at J. r.
Young's Sunday.
Jake Johnson has been harvesting
tobacco.
This section was pleased to receive
a GOOD rain Saturday.
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Retreat, August 20-Maud Schied
who has been visiting friends at Lib
erty Pole returned home Monday.
Frank Sallander ana family autoed
to Viroqua last Saturday.
Doris Bishop who has been visiting
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G. G.
Bishop, returned to her home at West
Salem Friday.
Robert Nixon departed for Wash
ington, d. c. Thursday, where he has
position as secretary for J. d. Beck
Dir. and Mrs. Somerfeld of Viroqua
are guests ftheir son, Max Somer-
field.
Frank Davis and wife spent the
past week visiting at Richland Center,
Reedsburg and Madison.
Rev. Henry s. Evert and wife are
visiting friends around Retreat.
Mrs. P. G. Crume is on the sick list
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Davenport and
Lucille Tower were at Mt.Sterlinis last
Sunday.
Arthur Mellem and Chester Bishop
are building new silos.
Mrs. George Crume, Jr. is visiting
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Stats
Diary II
RE ROSS FARorIHAR


Friday-pa was a worrying about
he diddent no what was to become of
US if times KEEP on getting worse
ma sed mebby yure ole unkel will
die & leave a last will & testamint
pa up and sed that wood be just about
his luck because he all reddy has got
a testamint sum place here in the
house he don't no where. Pa cum
home frum his trip yesterday
Saturday-went to the city with pa
& ma shopping e. ct are dinner
eaffetary witch is where you walk
around & look at the vittles like you
was at a funeral only you take what
you think you want to eat & half to
pay for it wether you eat it or don't
Sanday-aut at Unkel Hens for
dinner today. pa sed he cud shute
as strate as the next /. So they got
out a rifle a had a shuteing match.
only not in the rite direction to hit
what he shutes at.
Monday-pa & men went a fishing
& Jake also. often wondered craw-
dads run hackards & / asst pa witch
told me it was to keep the water frum
running IN there eye. nature is a
wunderful discovery.
Tuesday-John Post cum back home
today he has been gone 20 seven years
When he left home he was broke &
when he cum back he had the same
amt. so I CESS his expenses must OF
ben pritty hevvy.
Wednesday--pa told ma he thot
she diddent love him emmy more be-
cause he has got to get his own brek-
fast. Ma says Why deary love you
all the more so on acct. of that dear
Thursday-Jane cum home with her
pa e. ma frum there vacation. She
had ben a swimming among the sun
lite & had got her arms all tanned
up. I went a swimming today and
got tanned to- Not on my arms
neither.
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turned to their home in Prairie du
Chen Thursday after spending sew
eral days at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White.
Mrs. p Kingslien and children of
Westby motored here Sunday and Wis
tied at the Bert Pulver home. Mrs.
Kingslien and four children remained
for a few days. Jim Pulver of Hat
field is also guest at the Pulver
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Blashek motored to
Madison Friday returning Saturday.
Miss Nan Warner accompanied her
niece, Miss Margaret Dyer to Madison
and will spend few days there visit
ing relatives.
Miss Marcella Wolf left Thursday
for Hillsboro Thursday to spend the
ween end with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Coquillette, Mrs.
viii Shaw, daughter Margie and niece
Eunice Shaw, returned to their home
in Chicago last Thursday after spend
inp three weeks at the home of the
ladies mother, Mrs. Esther Hanes-
worth and brother, Will Hanesworth
They made the trip by auto. Guilford
Shaw will remain for the rest of the
month.
A number of ladies met at the home
of Mrs. IL. p Kircher, August 9TH for
the purpose of organizing a communi-
ty club. Another meeting was held
August 18th at the home of Mrs.
viii Hanesworth and officers were
elected at follows: Mrs. H. p. Kircher,
president; Mrs. Marion Davis, vice
president; Mrs. Will Hanesworth, sec
rotary; Mildred Blashek, treasurer.
The afternoon was spent making quilt
blocks. Any money raised above or
binary expenses will be donated to-
ward equipping the proposed chill
drens' play ground. The next meet
ing will be held September 9Th at 1880,
in the school building. All ladies are
welcome.
Sixteen ladies pleasantly surprised
Mrs. Almore Norby Friday afternoon
at her home. The afternoon was spent
in a social way and ice cream and
waters and lemonade were served
Several parcels were presented Mrs
Norby.
Mr.and Mrs.Mi Myers and, daugh-
ter Irene of St.Louis, Mo, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Owen Wednesday
Goldie Long of DeSoto also visited at
the Owen home for a few days this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. P. White of
Stoddard announce the marriage Of
their daughter Helen Godfrey, to
Walter H Witty of Minneapolis. The
marriage took place Thursday noon
at the home of the bride, Rev. A. H.
Stanley of Lacrosse officiating. The
couple will reside in Minneapolis. Mrs
Witty attended the public schools of
Lacrosse and is a graduate of the
Normal. For the last five years she
has been a teacher at Minneapolis. Mr.
Witty is connected with the Ford
plant.
Seventeen guests were entertained
, Wednesday evening by Mrs. Emma
! ScholI and Miss Rhoda White at a
| handkerchief shower at the home OF
the former in honor of Miss Clarice
jacobson who is to be an August
bride. One feature of the evenings
entertainment was mock marriage
at which a wedding cake was brought
! in bearing a miniature bride and
groom. Singing and few piano and
violin selections followed making the
evening very enjoyable. A dainty
! luncheon was served, the bride Of the
mock marriage serving the wedding
cake.
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Material for High Line

Material for the Wisconsin, Mime
sofa high power transmission line be-
tween Sparta and Viroqua is being
unloaded all along the line-three cars
of poles at Westby, four at Cashton,
two at Viroqua, two at Leon and two
at Sparta. The right-of-way men are
busy securing the route, and we I'M
derstand are meeting with consider
able opposition. II seems lamentable
that there are always a few reaction
aries to throw monkeky wrenches in
to the wheels of progress whenever
any kind of public work is undertake
en-. Yet it has always been so and
we suppose. always will be.
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OBITUARY.
IS. MARY AUGUSTA PRoHI

MRS. MARY AUGUSTA PROHL
Mary Augusta Prohl was born in
Saxony, Germany September 10, 1910.
She was a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Christian Wessenbarg. At the age of
sixteen years she came to the United
States with her parents, going direct
ly to Milwaukee where she grew to
young womanhood. In 1860 she was
united to marriage to Charles Schal-
lock of Milwaukee. To them were
born nine children, one dying in in
fancy, the others living to be a source
of comfort in her declining years and
were faithful in their ministrations
of love as becomes devoted sons and
daughters.
From Milwaukee Mr.. and Mrs.
Schallock moved to Iron Ridge. Then
followed a brief residence at Apple
ton, Wis, then a return TO Iron Ridge.
In 1888 the family moved to Cashton,
where the home was maintained for
many years and here on September
81, 1908, the kind and devoted hus-
band and father passed away.
On May 2, 1908 Mrs. Schallock was
united in marriage to Mr.. August
Prohl of Sparta. Their residence for
some years past has ben on Depot
Street where after lingering illness
and the endurance of much suffering
she quietly passed away, July ~, 1921
at the ripe age of 80 years, ten months
and fourteen days.
Her neighbors and friends speak
well of her but the children "rise up
and call her blessed"
She leaves to mourn her passing,
her devoted husband, August Prohl,
eight children, Charles Schallock, Mrs.
Emma Nothaft, Mrs. Flora Mcdaniel,
Frank Schallock, all of Cashton, and
William Schallock, Mrs. Minnie Gug-
Ter of Sparta, and Fred Schallock of
Melville, Montana; Mrs. Mary Melvin
of LaFarge. Others surviving are
four sisters, Mrs. Dora Staigrett, Wa
tertown, Wis; Mrs. Louise Schroeder,
Pound, Wis; Mrs. Caroline Scherman,
Appleton, Wis; Mrs. Minnie Felt,
Waupaca, Wis; and a brother, VIM.
Wessenberg, South Dakota, twenty
five grandchildren, twelve great grand
children.
Brief services were held at the home
at 1890 a. m. Saturday, July 30, after
which the remains were conveyed to
the Congregational church at Cashton
where further services were held and
interment made in Clinton cemetery,
the Rev. E. T.. Horth of the NJ. b..
church, Sparta, officiating.
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Emil j. Hanson

NEW PRICES OF PAIGE CARS
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STODDARD

Stoddard, August 22-Mrs. Peter
Billion of East Dubuque, visited at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs Edward
Bean, couple Of days tkis week.
Mrs. VIII Groth entertained the
German Lutheran Ladies Aid Sunday
Miss Arina Hastings Of Genoa Wis
tied Miss Minnie Nottingham between
trains Wednesday.
Mrs. Earl Mueller and children re-
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Insure with John Dawson & Co.

Neal Minshall has gone to Eau
Claire as an Inspector upon highway
system.
I'm sending renewal for the Censor
under date of August 18th, Prof. r. l..
Heindel writes: "Send our Censor to
1913 St.Charles Avenue, New Orleans.
We leave via auto next Tuesday.
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DIR. c. D. Mead has had his res.
idence reprinted.
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Notice Of application for final settlement.

kROBA1E HOii1E
STATE OF WISCONSIN,, COUNTY COURT.
VERNON CoUNTY--fN PROBATE.
In the matter of the estate OF Hans l.. Hell
ter, deceased.
On reading and filing the application Of N,
E. Hjelter, administrator Of the estate Of
Hans L. Hielter. deceased, representing among
other things that he has fully administered
the said estate. and praying that q time and
place be fixed for examining and allowing his
account Of his administration. and that the
residue of the said estate be assigned 10 such
persons as are by law entitled 70 the same
and for the determination and adjudication Of
the inheritance tax, IL any, payable in said
estate.
II is ordered, that said application be heard
before this Court at a regular term thereof e
be held at the probate office. in the City o.
Viroqua on the 9Th day Of September, 1921
at 10 o'clock A. Nj.
And II is further ordered, that notice Of tn
time and place Of examining and allowing sait
account and Of assigning the residue Of saiC
estate, be given TO all persons interested. b.
publication Of copy Of this ORDER for thre'
successive weeks. in the Vernon County Censo
a newspaper published in said County. befor'
the day fixed for eaiJ hearing.
Dated this 10th day of August 1921.
BY the Court d o. Mahoney. County Judge
Smith & Mocn. Attorneys.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-08-24
STERLING

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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-08-24

Let Jeweler Carl C. Coe take care
Of your watch and clock repairing. He
viii satisfy you in all ways.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-08-24
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