Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-12-12

/ Attend the Woodman dance.
Prepare for Merry Christmas.
| Prepare your holiday advertising.
| In Again Out again. Star. Wednesday.
! Sarah Bernhardt. tonight at the Star.
This Thursday evening Woodman dance.
| See Satsn's private door Friday at Star
Violet Mersereau at the Star tomorrow
Thursday.
SHOW your love for country by buying Red
Cross stamps.
! Gus Hook and wife visited their daughter
/ in Riehland county.
| Mrs Ephriam Love went to Nebraska to
| see her aged mother.
! Ole r. Moe carries his good right hand in
sling. nursing a frog feion.
H. j. Gray and wife visited the aged moth
/ re OF the former at Lacrosse.
| Mrs. C. J. Smith and son Kenneth paid a
visit to Minneapolis relatives.
! City Marshal Griffin and wife visited their
daughter in Lacrosse on Sunday.
| Mrs. d. 0. Mahoney was in Minneapolis
| to visit her son Enmtt end wife.
| Gilbert Olson is now catering to custom
/ ers in the Henry grocery store.
| Round Prairie's next literary society meet
/ ing has been postponed indefinitely.
Remember the Woodman ball at Running
| hall, Thursday night, December Is,
| --Viroqua w c. T. L. viii meet st the home
| of Rev }. H. Bullock on Tuesday next.
/ Morrison Brothers wish to announce that
| they viii not make sorghum this winter. l.
| Mr.. John Blanchard Of Muskego Wis. is
visiting the Wgginton and Brown families.
| viii Gilman reports the arrival Of fine
baby daughter at his Asbury ridge home.
/ C. NJ Clark and wife had as guests Mr.
| and Mrs. james Clark of LaFarge community
Lieutenant Kenneth b. Smith. last night,
departed for Chiloeothe, Ohio, for assignment
| to duty.
All bills against the Red Cross society
should be presented 70 the secretary, Mrs. Har-
| old Proctor.
Judge Mahoney. head of the National
Equity Society. IS attending their annual con-
vention at Wausau.
Commencing the 18th Of this month, the
Bank Of Yirogua inaugurates a novel saving
club. Read their ad. in this issue.
! jesse H. Trimm, son of the late Rev. Z.
| w Trimm, was recently married to Trempea-
/ eau lady They will reside at Fond du Lac.
| Mrs. II. Z. Packard returned from Min
neapolis, visiting her daughter and other rel
| atives.
Mrs viii and Miss Irma Owen returned
| from Madison, where Mrs. Frank Owen was
| operated upon and still confined in sanitor-
ium.
That was a cold ride DR.. Morley exper-
! fenced when he went to Sparta last Saturday
and met his wife, who visited the parental
| home at Ripcn.
New ciay delivery started out on Monday
! with frisky young team and covered spring
wagon, wearing the air of activity. Manager
Henry has helper.
Miss Marion Dahl resigned her position as
librarian at Two Harbors, Minnesota, and viii,
after visit home for holidays renew her pro-
fession at Boise, Idaho.
Send the Censor as z Christmas er New
Years present g 9 me - latlva ga triend l5iat
will be reminder throughout the year Of your
friendship and affection.
Mrs. 0. B. Wyman leaves today for g win
ter's ABSENCE. going to Syracuse. New York
"a aass holi5aya. expecting later TO 20 TO a
mjlGer climate IN the west or south.
lit viii BE gratifying news 60 his conere-
cation and the public 10 know that Rev II. c.
/ Sme9y Is home from the hospital. able to do
his regular work. He did not undergo oper-
h4i9n.
MIR Ole Peterson, enc Of the longtime
ip;oneer settlers Of Newton Valley section pass
ed away last Thursday at the aye of eighty
two. He leaves many cf kindred to mourn his
death.
A more careful examination of the federal
ayploeiy law carries the conclusion that farm
e}s buying small quantities OF dynamite for
stump blowing are not required % secure a
License.
Mr. Matt T. Donohoe Of Ontario has &c
eepted cashlership II the bark "a. Ridgeiand,
Wisconsin, a position icing he'd At Ontario.
There will be regret thar he Is to leave his
native county.
Mrs. Ed. Norris. who has been i'll for six
months is still confined to her bed Mrs. M.
days. Also Mrs George torer Of Liberty
spent a day with her.
Last week the tres made US say that
the Viroqua Roller Min selling -four at
S225 per sack-a thing too good to be true in
this day OF high cost of living" The price
should have been $500
The Censor erred in rel ,rring to the com
mission of Lieutenant ASS .. Groves. OF Madi-
son..He served in the officers training camp
at Fort Sheridan He reports for duty at Lit
tie Rock Arkansas, today.
j. E. Shreve and wife visited relatives at
Neilsville. While absent Jack accompanied
two Chambers boys of Springville to Chppe-
wa county. where he sold them each an So
acre farm near Holcombe.
The brothers and sisters Of the late Cora
Edwards-SolberE came some Of them from long
distances to the old home to pay fearful fare
well to a devoted sister, and assist in laying
her remains in the family lot where parents
are deposited.
Friends here learn of the death. from tu-
hercular miningitis, of the two-year-od son II
MIR. and Mrs. H. +. Burchard, at their home in
Illinois. The lazy is daughter Of Fred UNI
mer Of Harmony, former Firoqua sale lady,
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Bier returned from
their wedding tour. They were in the ci y for
day with the McAuey family, and now
housekeeping at Wauzeka Mr. Bier as re-
sumed his run as conductor on the kiekapoc
railroad.
Clinton Wallace Of Asbury ridge, HIS kept
a secret for some days his bride dtto-at least
from the newspapers On recent ~ he
was married to Miss Running of Coon alley
Congratulations Clint notwithstanding your
secrecy to the press.
--Chas. S. Slack & Co. are planning IN max
ing more room in their Office for 70 Ter mills
and tanning mills and viii make spe al prices
on two cast burr feed mills if tak n at once
One an International s-inch bu~ and d
More cast s-inch burr nil nth elevator. Come
and investigate.
--Chas. J. Eastman and A. U. Curry, men,
bers respectively Of the county committee on
and Fllf
ored over from Valley official business. Mr.
Curry has Just completed a new and large
store building at Valley and IS stocking III
with general merchandise.
Prof Liddy. instructor in manual train
ing in our schools. returned from Menomonie
ACCOMPANIED by a bride, the happy event oc-
curing there Congratulations by fellow ed
ucationa workers and friends shOwered on
the happy couple. who have rooms in the D
T. Fortney residence on North Main street.
Lieutenant Melville a. Smith Of Marshall
town, Iowa. who has been passing a week al
the home Of w. ID. Dyson, left last night for
New York expecting TO be- transported "a
France before the holidays. Lieutenant Smith
recently received his commission after SER 70
three months in the training camp at f4t
Sheridan.
The remains of Mrs. Fox arrived here
from StPeter, Minnesota. where she died in
hospital after long confinement. Funeral
was At PIrdy Saturday, conducted b. Pas
tor Hamburg. Mrs. Fox WIS born near Pur-
d.. aged a years Her mother. Mrs. Andrew
Iarno. and brothers Jacob, Thomas and An
drew, suryiys.
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