Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-05-24
LOCAL JoTTINGs
Marvellous Maciste. coming.

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have you siicked up that back yard!
Wait for Marvellous Maciste, Op-
era house
The Glory of Youth" tonight.
Opera house, only DC.
Leave your orders early with Town
( er for flowers for decoration.
Mics Emma Slime of St. Paul visit
ed relatives here and at LaFarge.
-. w. Sanger took his son Paul to
/ LaCrosSe TO seek medical advice.
Henry Moon and wife are caring
for little daugh liter at their home
Try sack of Wingold -four Moth
ing better, Nels Fortney's grocery.
Mr. A. w. Guess is reported from
Viola TO be in a precarious condition.
- Miss Gertrude Stout closed her
school near Csshton andis row at home.
Mrs Hutchinson of Iowa, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs r. w.
Baldwin.
Suffering from pneumonia John,
son of Die Qlain was taken to La
Crosse hospital.
See the choice and beautiful assort-
ment of potted plants which Towner
has just received
Gerald L. K. Smith will speak at
the Christian church on Sunday after
noon at 3 O'Clock.
Fireman Peter HeDsgen of the
Southeastern. spent month in Mon
tana, securing claim.
The farm house, with all its con-
tents, of Thomss Arnold in Kickapoo
town, was destro. Cd by FIRE on late
day.
Mrs. L zzie Best. Mason and two
children arrived from Ismay. Montana,
to visit relatives for month east of
this city. -
United Lutheran ladies aid will
serve Nor VI gian lunch and conduct a
Norwegian market on Decoration day,
in the church parlors.
United Lutheran ladies' aid will
serve Norwegian lunch and conduct a
Norwegian market on Decoration day,
in the church paflors.
Scott Lake and wife moved from
Brookyille to the home of M B. Thomp-
son at Bud. She will look after her
fathers domestic affairs.
Postmaster and Mrs. w n Coffiand
are taking possession of their new resi-
dence property, having had numerous
improvements made.
Mrs. n. A, Douglas came from isa-
Crosse and spent Sunday with her
brother, Russell Norris, ghe recently
sustained a broken limb.
Miss Dorothy HutchFson is visiting
her sister, Mrs. r. ". Baldwin. She
is enroute horne from the state of
Washington. where she teaches.
Sam Johnson has been appointed
postmaster at Chaseburg tosucceed w.
II Schallert, who resigned to move to
Texas The office is under civil service
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Stricken are
advised from California, that their lit
tie granddaughter, the child of Elton
Stricken, is stricken with infantile par
slysis.
Miss Olga Rogue of Westby, who
will graduate from Lacrosse normal
school next month. has been engaged
du Chen schools.
Wife of Rev. G. Sidney Barber is
renewing friendships in this city. a guest
of Mr.. j. E. Nuzum and others. The
BARRIERS have been stationed at New
Richmond for three years.
Mrs. W. Fl. Ledman is enjoying a
visit from her brother, Rev. Becker
and family. The gentleman is a mis-
sionary, recently returning from Cuba.
They expect to remain here some time.
do you know that you do not have
to send away from home for choice
shrubs and plants? You car get any
thing desired at the cemetery green
house. Practice what you preach, and
buy at home.
The lawn mower season is again
with Us. Why put invthe season push
ing a dull lawn mower when we can
sharpen your machineeat a small cost
30 that it will run like. new. Bring it
to Nordrum' g shop today.
-Viroqua can only be made beautiful
and heslthful by every property holder
cleaning up his premises. Don't wait
for the health officer to compel you to
act, but move and make yorj place
clean.
-Jeweler Morrison has larger stock
Of diamonds than he cares to carry, and
at this graduation time is making low
prices that will be sure to move them.
As an investment, diamonds are as sure
as 1.-THE corn in the crib" Prices will
never be lower.
-Maciste, the giant in Caberia, GER
tainly made a strong impression with
those who were fortunate in seeing
that great play. Maciste comes back
in dramatic comedy in six reels, en-
titled Marvellous Maciste," which is a
sure fire winner. Star marvel. Wait
for dates
An organizer for the Sons of Vet
Grams made visit to this city last week
to take up the matter of a branch here,
but met with so little encouragement
that he gave up the project. 1t is no
lack of patriotism on part of sons of
veterans, but the feeling is general
that too many organizations exist in
Viroqua at this time.