Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-05-09

See Love Thief" the new Fox
feature at the Star Saturday night.
&C. Fl. Campbell of Cashton is Wis
iting with his daughter, Mrs. J. A.
Moen
Warren Kerrigan in "The Silent
Battle" special Bluebird feature. to-
morrow night.
Hole Swain ran down from La
Crosse Saturday and transacted bust
ness at the old home.
Several bills looking to amend
ment of the primary election law.
have been killed in the legislature.
W. c. T. Z. will be entertained bv
Mrs. Sargent and Mrs Mead al the
formers home Tuesday, May Is.
Plain or uon-skid tires at the old
price. 30x31 at 5000. 34x4 at s2o.l0
Old tires exchanged. w. E. Butt. l9.tf
Ray Waterman and family are here
from Minneapolis visiting with par
ents and other relatives and friends.
Mrs. Norris has Just received l25
new bats and shapes. Remember that
she is now located in the Masonic
temple.
Communications are received this
morning from our boys atCamp Doug
las, too late for publication in this
issue. They will appear next week.
-Buici Dealer c. NJ. Clark heads
another Buick family party to the
factory at Flint, leaving tomorrow
morning. They will drive home a
half dozen Of these popular cars.
Annual decoration and cleanup
of Purdy cemetery will be held Tues.
day, May Is. Mrs Hotlen will serve
lunch at noon. All lot owners are e.
pecialiy requested to be present and
assist,
Miss Jessie Galloway, native La
Fargo girl, was recently welded to
Benjamin A 49, eAAh.af sxosse.
known travelling salesman, Sohn W.
Galloway, who covers Vernon county
weekly.
in sending renewal for his PAPER,
Chester Ward SAYS that &c has rent.
ed his ranch hear Glendive and moved
to Circle, Montana He adds: every
little seeding done vet, as we have
had lots of rain and it is showing to-
day. Wheat is worth $2.5S and flax
50. 16,"
The Coon Valley News received
letter last week from Norton Neprud,
Alf Anderson and VIM. Kerkseick,
members of Co. NJ. Bird Wis. Inf,
thanking Coon Valley people for gifts
sent them. The boys are guarding
elevators, docks and bridges at SUI
perior.
e. c. Truesdale has traded the
add ton to Ananias Fall, taking IN
exchange seven acres of laxd opposite
fair grounds Earl has also purchas-
ed the Viroqua hotel corner from Nj.
H. Bekkedal. He is repairing and
Bowman house.
La Crosse district convention of
the Congregational church is in ses-
sion today at Viroqua church, closing
tonight with an address by Rev. Ste
men, former pastor. Rev. Hogan Of
Sparta had place on the program.
but his critical operation prevented
His life was despaired
of at first, but he is now on the mend
Mrs. William Trowbridge win be
in the Rest Room fthe library Thurs
day afternoon, May TO- to receive the
Red Cross membership fees of all ladies
who have not yet joined. Do not de-
lay longer as the membership will be
sent to Washington early next week.
Rene mber it costs but a dollar to ioiu
and that means a lot toward helping
our boys
Professor L. G. Kuenning is back
from North Dakota and resumed teach
ing duties in the agricultural depart
ment of our high school Monday morn
ing. He obtained a leave of absence
for three weeks, using the time in
patriotic work-planting his North
Dakota farm. He informs US that
they put in go acres of wheat and l40
acres of barley, and says prospects
look good for big crop
Members of the Viroqua Advance
ment Association have been hustliug
night and day among our farmers to
get the necessary acreage pledged for
growing of cucumbers to warrant err
ection of sailing station. They |
have met with a fair degree of sue |
cess but much remains to be done. |
The association is convinced that it |
would be a very wise move, giving the |
farmer market for all his special |
crops in a few years The Sparta sta |
lion has paid farmers over two million !
dollars since it was established a few /
years ago. On the back page will be |
iound the entire plan. Read il care |
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