Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-01-03
LOCAL JoTTINGs


1917.
ATTEND the movies
Fine sleighing now.
-Vani Valli Thursday
BE careful how yon write it.
Inventory week is this with most
business houses.
Melvin Olson and Aaron Harpe-
stad of Coon Prairie returned from
Canada, where they put IN the fail at
threshirg, the latter receiving S. 30 a
day as engineer.
See my beautiful line of spring
dress goods, waistings, etc. Mrs. Cora
Sargent.
Rally Day service at the Christian
church Sunday morning.
Start the New Year right. At
tend Bible school rally at Christian
church next Sunday. Glasses for all.
Men wanted, to enlist in a Bible
study class at Christian church next
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock
Boost for Viroquai Boost the
churches and Bible schools Attend
the Christian church rally Sunday.
&C. j Kuebler is at Cincinnati at
tending a hardware dealers conven-
tion.
Remember you see the best in
pictures at the Star.
Special Fox feature, Sporting
Blood, at the Star Saturday.
Special that beautiful hand col
ored feature in three parts, DIANA
the Huntress," at the Star Tuesday
next week.
VIM. S. Hart, Douglas Fairbanks
and Mae Marsh at the Star next week.
Something good every night.
Lillian Gish tonight, Star.
You certainly miss something in
life you miss the splendid photo plays.
Get out and enjoy life.
DO you know that the moving pic
ture industry is the fifth industry of
the world. Few people realize this.
Attend the movies and enjoy living.
Keep some of the silver lining in
YOUR pocket by buying lumberof Thay-
er.
Wanted, men and teams TO haul
logs and cut and haul wood at once.
j. w. Thsyer.
Wanted, poultry, hides corn, oats
and logs at top market prices. J. W.
Thayer.
Get busy and haul logs and wood
for Thayer,
Rogers offers his complete line of
ladies' coats at one-half price during
January
Rogers prices on ladies' coats
are lower than the wholesale price.
During the month of January he cuts
the price exactly in half-which near
ly amounts to giving them away.
You will never get d better bar
gain than one of the ladies' coats at
Rogers which are being sold at half
price during January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Soren Nundal are
the proud parents of a daughter.
Ray Brye and family were over
from Lacrosse to visit their numer-
Gus relatives during holiday season.
"A happy New Year-may she be
hummer.
Remember the procession is head
ed CENsoR-ward.
Happy as ever-just a little dis
appointed politically-Jo. Rosenthal
was over from Durand to extend greet
ings to old friends.
Mr.. liver Braaten. of the frozen
north. Superior, has been renewing
friendships here and visiting rela-
tives He is much interested in the
establishment of a Norwegian Luth-
eran hospital in his thriving city.
TO keep in the middle of the
road" has been the only safe thing for
pedestrians to do for the past week
walks having been too slippery for
safety.
In company with party of friends
Miss Grace Dinsdale is spending vaca-
zion DAYS in Florida. Wouldn't it be
fine to bring Florida weather to Wis
consin, just for a change.
The remains of Mrs. Anna Fox,
who died at Wonewoc, December "A,
were taken TO Retreat for interment.
She formerly lived at Red Mound,
where relatives still reside.
Five to twenty below zero has been
the regular morning weather diet for
ten days past, and the present winter
is a reminder of the solid cold en-
dured by the pioneer fathers and moth
ers of this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank n. Williams
gave their large family opportunity to
exchange holiday greetings with their
cousins on Coon Prairie, the Paul 7.
Paulson family. Other relatives met
at the same time.
Harry Blythe departed for syria
cuse, New York, where he enters the
employ of tile Franklin automobile
manufacturing plant he has two
brothers connected with the concern.
Many friends wish him well in the
new chosen work.
Raymond Spellum returned from
border ''waUchful waiting after a
good experience in travel and service.
Soon after leaving here with our sol
diers he was spotted as an auto ex-
pert and right quick was placed as
motorman with the troops OF the reg
ular army. He made trips all over
that country and entered old Mexico
several hundred miles.