Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-01-10


C. NJ. Morrison spent Sunday in
Sparta.
january specials in ladies' waists
at Rogers
C. w. Graves made a professional
trip to Hayward.
La Fargo defeated Ontario at
basket ball % to 10.
Mrs. Tom Beaver, Jr, entertained
at six O'Clock dinner Sunday.
Miss Grace Dinsdale returned from
delight two-weeks' trip to Florida.
Dick Foster has DISPOSED of his
pool room at La Crosse and is at home.
Add $l0O 90 to the looks of your
car by haying it painted at Franklin's
-Adler's Collegian clothes at the
son.
Miss Blanche Powell has been
quite i'll for several weeks but is now
improved.
Annual billiard tournament be-
tween Masons and Knight Of PYthias
is now on.
The w @. T L. will be euter-
tanned by Mrs Erick Larson next
Tuesday, January IL.
L Ira Caspers0n and wife had as
holiday guests the Misses Violet and
Elida Casperson OF Zion City.
Northwest of here. in Jefferson
town. at the age OF 81, John On-rson
died He was never married.
Miss Gertrude Melem and Albert
Aberg. Retreat young people, have en-
tered La Crosse business college.
The farm home of Orlo Smell is
guaranteed at Red Mound because two
children have scarlet fever.
Mrs. S. B. Lillis spent last week
visiting her mother Eat Tomah Mrs.
Evans returned with her for = visit.
Henry Hanson, Cooley valley farm
er, west of Retreat, had shots at two
timber wolves that have. den near
his place.
james E. Chambers of Red Mound
lately had several ribs fractured by
being caught in the fly wheel of his
gasolene engine.
Young farmer, Theodore Larson
of Coon Prairie. had Christmas pres
eut that was certainly some gift for
the whole family, a daughter.
George Goodman said howdy to
Viroqua folk feeling fine as a fiddle,
renewing his work of twenty years ago
at teaching in the home district at
Mount Tabor.
81 am well pleased with my wood
tire hollow wall silo and with the 81
lage and do not see how | could be
without it now. Albert Sanness, vi
roqua, K. 2.
If you are a Booster for Viroqua,
attend the movies at the Star Theatre.
The programs presented equal those
of any city, and the management is
for Viroqua always.
When you want dress shoes, the
best on the market you will naturally
want the Ralston Health shoe They
have ne equal either in style or ser
vice. The Blue Front Store. Elef-
son & johnson.
Miss Wayne, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Seymour of Wheatland,
was operated upon for goiter in La
Crosse hospital. Her recovery is not
rapid as IS discouraging to her and the
family.
All Eiroqua and community stu
holidays, have departed for the new
years work. These holiday vacations
are the most JOYFUL periods in life's
pathway. The appeal 20 the young and
the old.
Agent John Stoll advises US that
he has just made transfer Of the old
George Fisher place. now owned by
W. F. Lindeman, to Ray Horribly, Mr..
Lindemann getting the Horribly 50 near
Liberty Pole.
Tenny Hetland arrived from Cana
da and is passing a few weeks with
relatives about the old home on Coon
Prairie. He says they are having
plenty Of cold up there, but conditions
have teen exceptionally good.
Financial statements Of the local
banks are given in todays's CENSOR.
Both show their highwater mark IN
deposits and assets-the best Of evil
dence that they are conducted on cor
servatiye progressive lines. and that
this community is prosperous.
81 am well pleased with my WIN
NER grain separator and also with
my wood tire hollow vail siio. and
could not ask for anything better in
either. l have no feeding chute for
my silo yet and during the coolest
weather the silage has not frozen 70
amOLIt 10 anything. If buy another
silo i viii be another wood tire h0l-
low wall silO - Geo. Smith. Viroqua,
Route 8.