Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-04-17


Greeks, with this shown, "ChiIdhood
Morocco Among the Moors, "The Tena-
cious Cat," comedy.
Special attention has been given to
the selection of these two programs and
extra cost has been added. Your lib
eral attendance will raise the standard
of photo plays at the Opera Electric.
Plenty of good wood at Thayer's.
Mrs. Ed. Lind is in Omaha visiting
relatives
-Thos. Costing, Jr. and wife, are
moving to Sparta.
-Towner has the finest line of wall
paper, from 5 cents up.
DR.. Walter Cory spent day in the
city with relatives and friends.
Ben Nuzum and wife were Sunday
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Joel Nuzum.
"A statement in the Leader that
the NJ. ID. Chase residence had been
sold, is erroneous. The property is still
on the market.
Mrs. William Hayes is home from
De Soto, where she spent the winter
with her daughter, Eunice, teacher
in the village schools.
liver Bolstad has gone to Luvsrne,
North Dakota, to accept position as
assistant cashier in the bank under the
supervision of his brother-in-law.
Roosevelt walked all over Taft and
La Toilette in the Illinois and Pennsyl-
vania republican primaries, giving him
about 100 delegates. Taft still leads
in the getting of delegates.
Remember, home beautifiers, that /
have for sale at my place in Viroqua,
1000 beautiful Scotch pine trees, 2 to
3 feet high, at small price of 20 cents.
A man will be on the grounds for ten
days yet to dig and deliver. G.. t. For
tun.
Julius Skarrud of Hamburg was in
the city on Tuesday on matters con-
nected with probating the estate of his
father, the late Ole Olson Skarrud, the
last of the very early settlers of his
immediate neighborhood. He> was 80
years old.
Fifth and last of series of socials
by the Masonic bodies of the city was
given Friday night at the lodge rooms
by the Order Of Eastern Star. Like
those that preceded it, the last was a
success as really congenial fraternal
affair.
Peculiarly sad is the death of Mrs.
Gilbert Holverson, who passed away
from tuburculin trouble at the home in
this city on Monday, aged about 40.
Funeral is being held from Emmanuel
Lutheran church this afternoon, con-
Quoted by Pastor jacobson, interment
in the city cemetery.
-Viroqua has another disciple of
Blackstone, Attorney Geo. w. McKib-
bin having moved here from Gays Mills
for practice of his profession. Mr.. Nc
Kibbin has had several years practice.
He will have Office rooms over the Blue
Front Store. He is brother-in-iaw of
County Treasurer Rentz.
-Cheesemaker Lee Lepley and Miss
Helen Gander of Liberty Pole, were
married at the home Of the brides
mother near Soldiers Grove, On Sunday.
They were given a regular old-fashion-
ed belling by the young men of the
community where they will reside. Al
host Of friends extend congratulations
to Mr.. and Mrs. Lepley.
TO the relatives here comes the dis
tressing news of the death of Mrs. Jul
ius 7. Knudson, at their Montana home,
where they located year ago because
Of her affected lungs. Mrs. Knudson
was 81 years old, born and married at
Cottonwood, Minnesota. She has two
children, who with the bereaved hus-
band receive deepest sympathy Of their
many friends 10 Virooua, where Mrs. /
knudson Is lovingly remembered.