Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-12-09


old one was condemned by state Of
fetal recently.
Ontario Headlight statea that the
Brush Greek Farmers Telephone Com
pany. will extend their line into Ontario
and then endeavor to get connection
with the farmers line at Norwalk.
Now, that winter is about TO set in
surveyors are looking up a
feasible railroad route between Ontario
and Norwalk
Cashton school officers have been
looking over work done in manual
training and domestic science in sur
rounding places with q view to adding
the same in their schools.
Readstown Tribune tells that Cornell.
ia. two-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
ing drowned on Thanksgiving day.
She and the other children went out fer
a walk with her father and Mr.. HoyeUa
and went around near utof dam
Cornelis got too close 70 The bank and
tumbled Ia. The two men Immediately
went to the rescue but did not get her
time. The little girl is no worse off
for her experience but is capering
around in usual health.
THE Spoilers" Monday and Tues
day
Fred Groves returned from Mon
tana.
Mrs. Martha Hall has been in Spar
ia visiting her son.
Prof Aug. E. Smith is erecting
garage on the Ogden premises.
See kathryn as Cherry Malotte in
tThe Spoilers" Monday and Tuesday,
Mrs. Thomas Weavil passed few
days with her daughter, Bessie, at Ar
cadia.
Mrs. Gulbrandson was given hap
py surprise at her home by number
OF lady friends.
"A young son of Henry Turner, liv-
ing east of town. accidts ssily cut off a
finger with an ak. - ~ q
Mrs. J. w. Cade went to Iowa,
where her grandson, child of Blaine
Cade, is critically i'll. NJ
Willard Graham is putting the fin-
isbing touches in the new farm house
of E. A. Wiganowsky.
Mr.. G. w. Aiken went to a La
Crosse hospital for treatment, accom-
panied by H. F. Swain.
Mary Baker, teacher at Lake Mills,
is home for earlier vacation, school
closing because of an epidemic.
Mrs. George Thompson returned
from Lacrosse, where sire was success
fully operated upon for goiter.
-Rebekah lodge, at Mondaylevening' q
session, elected officers, initiated cam
didates and served refreshments.
George Wheeler and family moved
to their new home in northeastern part
of the city, and it is one of the neatest
and most conveniently arranged places
in town.
-Chas. S. Slack is now at Alexandria,
Louisiana, looking after his southern
interests. He will be absent for fort
night. He was accompanied by T.. o.
Thorsnes.
Mr.. Chas. W. Moore arrived home
from Lacrosse hospital on Saturday
evening, after long siege of confine-
ment following critical operation for
gall stones.
Mrs. Scott Melvin of Salem Ridge
was taken to Lacrosse, suffering with
gall stones. Mrs. j. w. Brown of this
city, is at the Melvin farm home caring
for the children.
Earl Brye returned from Ryder,
North Dakota, after two months alb
sence. He reports that Elmer II. Officer
and G. 7. Brye are completing large
creamery at that Mace
Miss Ella Thompson, who teaches
on Belgium Ridge, was taken to La
Crosse and operated upon for appendix
itis. Her mother, Mrs. lost Thompson
of MeLees Ridge, is with her,
The city of Sparta viii have a pub
lie hospital of the first-class, for which
it is indebted to the generosity and pub
lie spirit of Miss Mary Marrow, daugh-
ter of the late Judge ]. NJ. Marrow.
Edward Wig has disposed of his far
niture stock to Roy Atkins, who win
enter actively into the trade. He has
a large acquaintance and ought to be-
come popular dealer. Mr.. Wig will
remain in Viroqua.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Saubert are
greeting numerous relatives in this city
and section, coming from the state Of
Oregon. Mr.. Saubert is nephew of
Mrs. Joshua S. Groves. The elder
Sauberts were pioneers Of the Kickapoo
section fifty years ago.
Oscar Dahl is spending few weeks
at the old home in Jefferson, coming
from Edison, Washington. where be il
connected with an extensive milk con-
densing plant. Mr.. Dahl says we of
the east have lite conception of the
magnitude of dairying in Washington
and Oregon, but il is large.
w. A. Griffin, agent for Ole Swan
son, who was in town Tuesday, says
that in all his travels be has never seen
a picture to equal The Spoilers. In the
nine reels there isn't a moment that
ones interest lags. He says seeing the
Yukon valley alone is worth price of
admission, and that they throw in
kathryn Williams, VIM. Farmun and
Frank Clark and cast of stars for good
measure. Mr.. Brown is certainly pro-
gressive and trying to give his patrons
the best of pictures when he secured
THE, and the people Of Viroqua can
feel highly complimented upon secur-
ing this. II is one of few of the
smaller cities of Wisconsin which has
secured The Spoilers.