Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-11-21

Lowell & Covel's famous choco-
lates are now handled by o. E. DAYS,
druggist.
Charlie Chaplin in 1.-THE Fireman"
tomorrow
Clara Kimball Young in a great
Russian play, Sunday.
Mary Pickford Wednesday night
and Thanksgiving matinee.
Mrs. Chas. Hall and children of
/ Readstown, are visiting her sister,
Mrs. Christine Asbjorenson.
Mrs. Earl Nowatney has as her
guest her mother of Milwaukee.
! Adler Collegian suits and over
coats. Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
johnson.
Wig & Tuhus have purchased from
Bernard Pierce his 1913 acre farm on
Pleasant ridge.
Use Barker's cough remedy for
coughs, colds, sore throat and ca
tarrah. All drug stores.
Save cement and make a better
| job by using washed sand, sold by c.
L. Colman Lumber Company.
Several families are quarantined
/ because of scarlet fever, and the
schools are closed temporarily in VIC
la.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tewslt are
grandparents to a 9-pound baby girl,
/ born to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Down
| ing, Mondav
You will Ike commercial course
but once, tn, fore, attend the best
school, Mankato Commercial College,
Mankato, MINI.
Suffering from pneumonia, Mrs.
Elton Stricken is confined in Denver
hospital. That is the news received
here by relatives.
| If you will try pail of DR.. Hess
Stock food and you are not satisfied
with results will refund your money.
o. Z. Davis, druggist.
! Now is the time to feed Sal Vet
to rid your stock of worms. Try
box, if you are not satisfied we will
refund your money. 0. E. Dovis.
George w. Burlin, former cit
izen here, aged seventy-five, died at
the Waupaca soldiers home Novem-
Der Is. This is learned from relatives.
Horse buyers are numerous in
these parts. A pretty good sign that
we raise the right kind of animals
and that there is big war demand
for them.
Fay Weavill writes home to his
parents that the army command to
which he is attached leaves Lewiston,
Montana, for American Lake, Wash
ington.
Hilbert Hanson returned from a
months sojourn in Montana. He
met many former Vernon county peo-
pie, all well and happy, who send
greetings to the folks at home.
Attend the benefit dance for the
new city basket ball team at Run
ning's Friday night of this week-help
a good cause and enjoy yourself. Gull
ver's orchestra furnishes the music.
-Say"4790" to us and we will know
at once that you refer to the famous
Adler ollegan 4790 blue serge, for
years a leader of standard value. The
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
Mrs. Frank Wilson died quite
suddenly at her home on WEBSTER
creek Sunday morning, aged 45 years,
leaving husband and children. Funer-
al will be held today. She was a
daughter of Mrs. Alex Smith of this
city.
Under auspices of the Congrega-
tional choir, a musical entertainment
will be presented at the church Friday
night, December 7th, for benefit of
the Red Cross. Keep this in mind.
Program later.
All are invited to attend the big
dance at Running's hall Friday night
| November %, for benefit of the city
basket ball team. Music will be fur
nished by Culver's orchestra. Come
and help the team.
Tom Atkins, who enlisted in the
marines last May, has returned to
| SanFrancisco bay after a foreign
cruise which included the Philippines
and Singapore, China. He has now
been assigned to duty on the cruiser
Galveston.
Cook and Bishop Branch schools
will hold a box social at Bishop
Branch church Wednesday, November
%, proceeds to be used for the differ
ent war fund campaigns in which the
schools are a part. Everybody come
and help n such a worthy cause.
All Mystics get ready for that
good time at the lodge hall next Tues
day evening, November q. A party
for the benefit of Mystics and their
friends will be held. Cards, dancing
refreshments will be the program.
Twenty-Five cents a plate. Be there.
Mr.. Andrew E. Role of jefferson
was in the town on business Monday,
and to the Censor said that their
creamery at Esofea had seventy pat
rons and had done a better business
than ever before, declaring it great
benefit to the farmers of the commun-
ity.
knights Pythias order of the
country is raising war fund for use
of its member of 100000 It is ex-
pected an average of one dollar per
member will be contributed BY free
will. Viroqua lodge is doing its bit
and will not be found slacAers in t1lis
good work.
DIR. w. E. Gochenaur, once vi
roqua dentist, now of Portage, was
waylaid and robbed on a dark street
at that place on a recent night. The
news item telling of it says the doctor
was choked so that the muscles of
his throat were paralyzed, his face
battered almost beyond recognition,
eyes swollen closed, and internal in
juries are feared