Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-02-02
Observation-Disclosures
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Marinette-The widow of Douglas
Miller who was killed in an alterca.
ton with Emil Rasor. night Waterman
for the Goodman Sawyer Co, last sum-
mer was awarded $500 damages in
circuit court. against Rasor. The
court took the case into its own hands
and settled the amount when the jury
was unable TO come TO an agreement
after an all night elaboration. Rasor
was acquitted of the murder charge
in previous trial and the widow at
once brought suit for $4,000 damages
against both the Sawyer Goodman Co.,
and Rasor. The court wholly ex-
onerated the company in its decision
Manitowoc-Capt. William William.
$40 nearly bled to death following the
extraction of teeth and is in serious
condition from loss of blood. William
son had eight teeth pulled preparatory
TO having a plate made. The dentist
was unable to check the bleeding
which continued for nearly four hours
Other doctors were summoned and
finally the flow was stopped. Doctors
say he could not have survived an hour
longer had the bleeding continued.
Williamson is skipper of the schooner
Oscar Newhouse.
Merrill Prohibition and ice cream
are the salvation of the dairy farmer.
said Mrs. l.. Ruprecht, Lincoln coun-
tvs foremost dairywoman. The dairy
farmer, she says. is far more for
tunate than the grain farmer. the po-
tato farmer or the beef farmer. In
fact no farmer is so well situated in
this state as the one who has made
speciality of dairying His fortunate
position, she says, is largely due to
prohibition and the consequent de-
mand for milk and cream by ice cream
manufacturers.
Eau Claire-The new church being
built by the First congregational so
ciety here to replace the one destroyed
by fire two years ago, will cost $780,
600, according to figures submitted at
the annual meeting of the congrega-
ton. This will make il by far the
costliest church edifice in the city. All
but 500, 600 OF this amount has been
raised and arrangements have been
made to raise the remainder A pipe
organ costing $4,000 will be installed
The church will be completed by mid
summer, it is expected.
Madison-Sons and daughters OF
farmers, retail merchants, and workers
in various trades constitute 40 per
cent of the freshmen who entered the
University of Wisconsin last fall.
There are 20S farmers, POS retail mer-
chants, and 1872 employees or workers
in trades among the parents or guard
ians listed by 1900 of this years
frosh, A total of 224 occupations,
trades or professions is included
among the vocations of the parents of
these students. The figures were com
piled through the registrar.
| by the Rock County Farm bureau at
the recent meeting is expected to
achieve a tota, membership Of the bu-
reau of more than 5000 and the or
ganizatiOn of the Farm Products COM
pany. Paid canvassers will be en-
ployed TO make a survey and thorough
canvass of the county 10 be reported
in at joint meeting of The bureau
and products company SET for May 4.
Green Bay-Eli Muller, Green Bay
mail carrier for thirty-one years,
claims long distance walk i1g record.
He walks 16 miles daily ard the dope
sters at the post office say he has
travelled 1913 100 miles while delivering
mail for Uncle Sam. Based on the
average bag load. he has handed out
about 2l0 tons of mail Ii is said tnat
in his thirty-one years of service, Mr..
Muller hasn't missed single day due
to sickness
Green Bay-According to the police
census figures. the population of Green
Bay is now 32,103 This is an increase
of 1886 since the government popula-
ton statistics were completed last
January. The report Is based on
count of school children and statistics
based on returns Of the new housing
ordinance under the supervision of
the school children
Green Bay" Eight dollars a day, a
year ago Now no job and not nickle
to my name" This was the wall of
Milton Krieczak, shipbuilder and foun-
dry worker. who applied for a nights
lodging at the police station Il have
never been a bum in my life before"
said the wanderer. But to save my
life can't get a job now.
Manitowoc A large number Of
building projects are scheduled here
for spring Among the important
structures TO be erected are the Mani
towoc County Training school. a large
addition TO the ManitOu hotel, the
Eagles clubhouse, an eight-room addi-
ton to one of the schools. and filling
station for the Standard Oil Co.
Cross Plains Mrs. Mary Roden-
schmidt celebrated her one hundredth
birthday here in the presence Of her
children and grandchildren AZ a family