Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-19
FINE NEW FRATERNAL HOME
Readstown Odd Fellows Dedicate
Lodge Home and Block


kept away. However, about 200 peo-
pie braved the whirling blizzard which
ragged throue bout the greater part of
day and far into the night, to witness
the dedication. The ceremony was con-
Quoted by Grand Master Paul w. Ma
honey Of Lacrosse, with the assistance
Of Grand Chaplain George Gerlach of
Viola, and local Odd Fellows Follow
ing the dedicatory ceremony tie grand
master gave talk, cengratulsting the
local lodge, and the community as well.
for the splendid building they have
built
The banquet was held in the lodge
room at $50 when large number sat
at meal such as none but hungry pe0-
pie know bow to appreciate Follow
ing this, those present repaired to the
Opera house and witnessed three reels
vt moving pictures while preparations
were being made for the daree which
followed. Music for the banquet and
dance was furnished by CADETS orches-
ira
The new Odd Fellows building is of
cement block construction. 26xS4 feet
ia size, two stories in heig ht, the lower
Il or being occupied by he Boston Store,
he upper floor being used exclusively
for lodge purposes and consists Of lodge
room, CLUB room, ante room, closets, etc.
Mrs. McMasters was at Viola for
week
Mems $1,000 suits $1,000. ston &
Groves.
This section is experiencing nice
sleighing.
An knee pants suits 25 per cent
discount. Stoll & Groves.
See the new series 'l7''. buy it
because it is Studebaker
Remember the dates, January Is to
28, Hagen's sale, Westny.
Ladies' furs, muffs, scarfs and coats
at one-half price. M. j. Felix.
Bargains of all kinds ia dry goods,
and notions, etc, at NJ ] Felix
Have you seen the Dwiggins never
sag farm gate? just ask Chss.S. Slack
about it.
The man who knows Studebaker
quality, is the man who buys Stude-
baker cars.
Ladies, misses and children's coats
at prices that you can't resist at SUIT
tie & Tste's.
Lots for building purposes. from
5000 up. also several good farms. See
Albert Solverson.
January 25th to February LIST, will
certainly be bargain days at Towner's
great 9-cent sale.
Why not buy Freeland 5s-gsllon
tank for your gasoline? See sample
at Chas. s. Stacks office.
| Miss Bessie Potts was home from
Madison to attend the wedding of her
sister and visit her parents.
Miss Clara Glenn has resigned her
school at Shiocton to remain home and
keep house for her father.
You are all invited to get a share
of the great bargains at Hagen's Pro-
&c Sharing Sale, Westby, January Is
to %.
The beams on the True take-down
sleighs are square timbers six inches
wide and easy to makeif broken by I'M
fair usage.
Will Devlin arrived home from Ro-
chester on Sunday, reporting his faith
er as recovering well from the critical
operation under which he went at the
! Mayo hospital.
Attorney A. Heinz announces that
he will be absent from his office on
| Wednesday and Friday of each week,
on which days he visits Westby in his
professional capacity.
"A mask bali will be given at New
ton hall, by John Hass, on Saturday
evening, January %, to which all are
invited. Groskopf and Morrison or
chestra will furnish music. Oyster
| supper served. Strict order maintained
The True combination rack is the
| lightest rack for it's capacity on the
market today. Guaranteed to carry
two tons over any road. Warranted
TO carry all that any other combination
rack will carry. Glass Slack & Com
pany. general agents, Viroqua, Wis.
The Cashton Record states that
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Du Mez, who
have been in the Philippine Islands for
several years, arrived in America a
| few weeks ago and have been at Mrs.
Du Mez' home since. They are ex-
pected in Cashton shortly for visit.
1T is the special province of the os-
teopathic physician to so adjust the
living, the human body, that nature e
reparative work may be unhindered
While doing this he neglects no ration
al, sanitary, dietetic or hygienic aid.
He makes use of all natural means of
healing that have been proven of I'M
doubted value.
| -Astigmatism is not disease of the
eyes, but defect in which the rays of
light are not brought to one point of
focus. 1t causes much distress end re-
quires technical skill to properly over
come with lenses. Our advise is to see
Or. Evenson of Lacrosse He willgrind
lenses to correct the trouble and save
you money too.-Adv.
Her friends in the old home will be
gratified to learn that Mrs. jackson Sill
baugh has been reappointed by the gov
ernor of Washington. to a four year
term as member of the public welfare
commission, an important function in
the state government of Washington.
Mrs. Silbaugh has served some years
in that capacity and her work as a wo-
man member of the commission is high
ly commended.
The city schools have suffered quite
severely in attendance by illness from
grip and colds. As high as two hum
bred in day have been absent from
classes in the various departments.
Miss Wellers, an assistant in the high
school, was unable to be present last
week Miss Anderson, successor to
Miss Emma Olson, has not been able
to take her place, Miss Olson c0ntinu-
ing temporarily.
When you compare S.udebsker
quality. Studebaker guarantee. which