Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-21

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BE good during this holy period,
-Viroqua Masonic orders give a
social Ibis Thursday night.
Mrs. II. P. Proctor is visiting rela-
tiges at Iillsboro and Elroy.
Haas Moe of McLees Ridge, went
to Montana to pass balance Of winter,
Mrs. henry Huschks returned from
Sparta, wheye she bad megcal treat
ment
MIR. and Mrs. Gust. Wise are re-
ceiving visit from their daughter, Mrs.
Corbett of Ohio.
Judge Cowie was in the city yes
terday and today looking after his can
vas for judgeship
--Viroqua highs received their Water
loo from La Crosse team last Saturday
night at basket ball.
Because of illness Merchant Thomas
Dahl has been taking an enforced va
cation from business.
Will f. Morrison and family moved
to this city and will work Col. Butts
farm the coming season.
Geo. G Fawcett is in Milwaukee
representing Viroqua Royal Arc Chap
ter in annual grand session.
Miss Mable Cook passed through
Virogua enroute from lola to old home
at Readstown for visit.
The reception and mothers session
given at the city library were two high
" interesting and well attended meet
ings.
Attorney and Mrs. j. A. Moen had
as their guest the mother and brother
of Mr.. Moe and Miss Phoebe Campbell
of Cashton.
-Lucius Favor and Frank Williams
spent Sunday with G. ID. Williams at
a La Crosse hospital. Mr.. Williams is
making satisfactory progress.
Friends and neighbors of Albert
Larson made a bee and brought him
bag and baggage from West Prairie 10
his new home in this city, on Monday.
For a complete line of farm i'm
plements, wagons, repairs and supplies
of all kinds, go to Viroqua Implement
Co., successor to Christofersons & Lar
sen.
Rev. Ray w. Smith will address
the Scouts and their friends next Sun
day afternoon-"A cheerful Scout. 4"
Rev. Buffers gave the boys fine talk
last Sunday.
Mrs. w. S. Proctor was summoned
from Omaha because of the illness of
her mother at La Fargo, where she and
Viii Lawton went on Monday. The
mother is improving.
The biggest 10 cents worth you
ever saw, Saturday night, at the Opera
house. Moving pictures the best. IL
Illustrated songs and magical product
ions. Something new az Browns Elec-
trio.
If you missed the stunts put on at
the Opera house last Saturday night by
Otto Brown and c. w. Franklin you
are short something. For legerdemain
they are doing some clever work. The
deceiving tricks are part of the Opera
house programs and the shows given
about the country districts.
There is universal sympathy for
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Knudson in the loss
of their sweet little girl, the only
daughter, passing away on Monday
evening after a heroic struggle with
pneumonia, developing from whooping
cough The child was about two years
old. Only the Comforter who said
Suffer little children to come unto
me, can assuage the grief Of doting
parents in an affection Of this crushing
character.
"A party of Yiroqua Odd Fellows
enjoyed visit to Bloomi7gdale fraters
last Saturday, having an all-night SEES
sion with the Kickapoo brethren, and
nothing is more certain than that both
parties had royal time at fellowship.
The visitors were: Henry N. Rentz,
ID. o. Mahoney, F. Nj. MfnshaK Thos.
Weavil, II. p. Larson, Irwin Henry, Z.
A Wiganowsky. N. M Foster, VIM.
Peayy, Aug. E, Smith, Henry Silbaugh,
Jacob Dach, Jr.