Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-02-20
Short News Stories of Interest
Ups by Reporters Comine Goinss
Viroaua n Vicinity
Bright sunshine once more.

Bright sunshine once more.
Fatty Arbuckle next Tuesday.
Get up that setting of summer
wood.
Douglas Fairbanks at the Star,
Saturday,
Madam Butterfly. a Mary Pick
ford, Monday.
The Obrecht Sisters Friday and
Saturday-Star.
New spring dress coats just re-
ceiyed at NJ. J. Felix
&C. w. Graves visited his daugh-
ter at Richland Center.
--Paker Lehman has been confined
to his home by sickness.
George Wheeler is passing a
fortnight in Milwaukee.
Sanford Wood and family return
ed from Lacrosse to live.
DR.. Baldwin attended state dem
tai convention in Milwaukee.
Fresh oysters and soda crackers
15c per pound. S. A. Sweger
-Iraveling Salesman Arlington
greeted friends III the old home.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. phone 80.
Coming sure, next Tuesday, Fat
ty Arbuckle in "A Country Hero"
-Headquarters for Coon and Com
stock tobacco seed. S. A. Sweger.
Mrs. Thomas Ellefson has been
very i'll, but is reported as convalesc-
ing,
High school basket ball team will
play return game at Cashton Friday
night.
Mems S-inch elk hide shoes with
Rinex Or leather soles, $685., at Nj.
J. Felix
Japanese lunching clothes, size
52x52, in three patterns, absolutely
fast colors, at Rogers
Mary Pickford in"Madam Butter
fly" and the second number of the
Fighting Trail" Monday.
All accounts and notes due AL
bert Solverson are left at First Ma
tional Bank for collection. To
Mrs Florence McPheters of Rich
land Center, is in the city visiting her
daughter, Mrs. John Bann.
Mr.. John N. johnson of Mister
ling, is spending some time IN the
city. living at Hotel Fortney.
Mrs. Max Bier of Wauzeka, pass
ed week with her parents in this
city. Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ McAuley.
Old Mr. Grounding was just a
little previous. He is fit compan-
ion for the usual almanac guesser.
i am prepared to do dressmaking
at my rooms in old Casson house. In
quire of Miss Mabel Pierce, Phone
$40.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Fisher had
as their guests Mrs. Jennie Fritz of
Bangor and Gordon Vaughn Of Aber-
deem.
-Viroqua is to have another res
taurant, soon to be opened in the
Gund building, by Mr.. Unseth of
Westby.
After several weeks confinement
to his home by illness, people are glad
to see Mr.. F. M. Towner at his accus-
toned place of business.
Glenn Mullen, while leading a
horse, was jerked in way to displace
the glands in his neck. He went to
| Lacrosse hospital for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Honaker
learn that the farm home and its con-
tents, on the homestead of their SON.
James, in Idaho, was destroyed by
fire. The property was partially in
sured.
Coal situation is somewhat i'm
proved. Local dealers are receiving
sufficient to meet present demands
but it is being spread out in small
quantities. Hard coal continues to
be scarce.
Hon. A. II. Dahl returned from
the state Of Washington, where he
and Mrs. Dahl were called several
weeks AFRO because of the dangerous
illness OF their son-in-laW, who is now
on the road to recovery.
Henry Hooyerson and son Sever
game from Folsom Sunday morning
intent on a visit to Knute NJ. Hoover
son in Lacrosse hospital. They ar
rived five minutes late for the South
eastern, and they were bitterly dis
Iappointed.
Crowded into the past week we
have had all kinds of weather condi-
tions-25 below zero, 80 above, rain
snow, blizzard, good roads, bad roads
A month of fairly snug winter is de-
sirable to finish necessary teaning
in Vernon county.
Arthur E. Perkins and iamily are
about to remove to Lacrosse. lie
has excanged his farm near DeSoto
for a city property, which the family
will take possession of. Joseph
Schneider of West Salem, purchased
and moves on the Perkins farm.
"A government civil service exam
nation will be held in Niroqua or
March 9, to fill a vacancy as local
rural mail carrier and other vacancies
that may occur in the county. EX-
animation open only to males. Ap-
plication blanks may be had at the
Viroqua office. There are five vacan-
cies to be filled in Viroqua Office.
National, state and county fueI
administrators urge that every per
son and family who can possibly dc
so should, without fail, make provis-
ion for next winters wood supply
No one who has a wood lot can by
any legitimate means put u? supply
ought not to fail in that respoct. II
is freely predicted that the coal stu
alton will be much more strenuous
next winter than the present one
For that reason it is urged that wood
be substituted and made ready now
before spring work opens.