Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-02-21
LOCAL JorTINGs


New dress and waist silks at SUIT
tie & Tates'.
Comforts at close out prices at
Suttle & Tate's.
"A fine line of spring wash goods
for early sewing at Suttle 4 TateS
Henry johnson of Franklin is re-
covering from an operation for APP
pendicitis.
-Supt. Henry Gardner is out again
after a serious Two weeks Seige from
ptomaiue poisoning.
- In addition to fine meals every day
at Asblornson's restaurant, ice cream
is served all day Sunday.
The National Beekeepers' associ-
alton was in session at Madison last
week, representing 100000
MIS-. Torger Fortney is so far re-
covered from her recent operation SIS
10 return home Sunday evening.
State Evangelism d. w. Howe is
conducting services at Soldiers Grove.
Rev. Bullock assisted him Wednesday
and Thursday.
Silver medal contest under auspices
of the w c. I. L. will be held at the
opera house Thursday evening, March
/, at 7:45 Admission loo.
Mrs. L. c. Norris has rented tue
attractive room in Tate block occupied
by Jeweler S. B Lillis, which she will
occupy the latter part Of the week.
Miss Elizabeth Chase gave CLASH
cal piano recital at her home Tuesday
evening to number Of invited friends,
assisted by Mrs. Il. NJ. NYe, vocalist.
A highly enjoyable evening was spent.
"A. c. Lake and wife of Sugar
Grove spent Sunday in La Crosse visit
ing their daughter Helen, who at
tends the normal there. Henry Lake
and wife of Brookville accompanied
them.
Papers from Olympia, Washing
ton, contain report of Senator Chase
to the senate He had been delegated
by that body to investigate recent
bank failures in Seattle
Richland Rustic tells that Wade
Henderson, who has been manager of
the mems clothing department at Cof-
Hands for several years, resigned that
position and accepted place in the
office of the local telephone exchange.
knights of Pythias held their an
nual anniversary observance at the
lodge hall Monday night, it being
highly successful party with fifty cOu-
pies in attendance Cards, moving
pictures, Refreshments and dancing
was the order.
The pine-year old daughter of Ed
Methun of FTankliu was operated upon
in hospital in La Crosse. The APP
pen5ix, lower part Of small intestine,
and upper part of colon we're invagi-
mated and resection was performed.
The girl is doing well
Fred Trowbridge, Robert Nixon
and Leon Chase, the members of the
affirmative debating team which wen
a unanimous decision over TOmah,
were entertained last Saturday even
ing by their coaches, Miss Swan and
Mr. Clement at the home of Mrs. S.
NJ. Keir,
The Christian, Congregational and
Methodist churches joined in Fran
ces Willard memorial service Sunday
evening, at the Christian house of
worship. Pastor Bullock delivered an
inspiring address Revs. Stephens
and Rutter and their Choirs joined in
the program.
"A. J. Favor resigned his position
as agent at the Southeastern depot.
He says that working from : O'Clock
m. to p. M. 365 days in the year at
S55 per month is not to his liking. NJ.
A. Gauper is helping out for a few
days, but his sentiments are the same
as regards to accepting the position
permanently.
Near Cataract. on the road to
Irish Valley. Charles Wells, a young
man of % years, was found frozen to
death. The young man had been en-
gagged in the lumber business at Hum
bird and attempted to walk to his
home in Irish Valley, where it is un-
derstood that his people reside. We
CLEAN from the Cashton Record.
The l0x20 wood tire hollow wall
silo | purchased from Chas. 5. Slack
last summer has proven very satisfac-
tory to me this exceptionally cold
winter as | am not bothered with frost
like other kinds of silOs, and the silage
has saved me lot of money in feed,
and my stock looks in better shape
than they ever have before and seem
to keep easier, | have had the least
spoiled silage | have ever seen in a
silo as my silage is good clear out to
the wall. During the 80 below zero
weather / have had some frost around
the edges but never so frozen that ii
will not come loose from the walls 49,
Tom Mccullough, Viroqua, r. 4.