Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-01-30
FATTY" ArbuckIe Monday.
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Insure with John Dawson 81 Co.
-After-inventory sale at NJ. J.Felix.
Lecture course number next Tues
day.
Miss Minnie Willsey was a Cash
ton visitor.
-Hillsboro is holding a farm insti-
tute, closing today.
City extends tax date to February
20. See treasurer's notice.
Local w. C. T. u. will meet with
Mrs. L. Skrede next Tuesday.
"A WAR SAVER is a Life saw
Err! Buy War Savings Stamps!
Mems suits, mackinaws and shoes
at big savings at M. j. Felix.
The delayed Monday films will be
shown at the Star tomorrow night.
New neck wear and dress trim
innings, buttons, ETC., at Suttle & Tate's.
-Thos. Henry and wife of La Crosse
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Nye had as
their guest Mrs. Carl Ament of Chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Atkins move
to Alabama where he will conduct a
farm.
"A Son. of Democracy-watch for
later announcements Star special
booking.
Mrs. Charlie Wheeler spent the
weekend at Westby with her mother,
Mrs. Struxness.
TOILET Hetland sold his farm of so
acres east of Readstown to Ben Gallo
way of that place.
Miss Jean Startling, teacher in our
schools, was called home to Berlin by
the death of her mother.
Cashier Will F. Lindeman of the
Bank of Viroqua, was confined to his
home by sickness for a week.
After a long siege in La Crosse
hospital for ear trouble, Maurice Lar
son returned home improved.
Another of those big times at
Running's Friday night. Culver's or
chestra plays. Better be there.
Heaviest patron of Hillsboro con-
densory, for December was Ed. Nc
Donough, whose check was for S542. SIS
Mr.. and Mrs. Skinner announce the
arrival of a big bouncing boy. He
will be pleased to see you at the Star
Friday night.
Don't miss the good time-the
Beaver dance to be given by Viroqua
Beavers in Running hall, Wednesday,
February g.
ilC ~ Ii OOlAAleln huIlbCl OOliA-
pany wants your 16 inch dry wood.
ct price for it.
Mrs. w. D. Dyson, daughter Doris
and son Frederick departed on Mon
day, for Miami, Florida, to spend the
balance of the winter.
Baker Ledman has opened res
taurant in connection with his bakery,
believing the two occupations pull well
together, and permit of a saving to his
patrons.
The young man who has been
book-keeper at the Bank of Viroqua,
having resigned and gone to Montana,
his place is filled by Rudolph Evgen
of Lacrosse.
Jolly Bob Parker was seventy
three years old Friday-and quite a
surprise / twas to him to find the Lu-
cas- and Hook families with him at the
dinner table to help celebrate the day.
Abe Tollefson of Pleasant
Ridge, is off for a trip to GAINESVILLE,
Bangor and Baraboo to attend public
sales of Duroc Jersey swine, expecting
to add some animals to the Tollefson
stock farm.
One of the finest modern conven-
fences ever offere dto people who do
not enjoy the blessings of modern
plumbing is now being shown at the
Sauer Hardware store-a sanitary in
side chemical closet Go and see it.
Veteran William Cox, who has
lived in Florida for the past few years,
is spending the winter at the soldiers
home in Tennessee, and writes to
have his Censor changed to that place.
He says in his note that they have had
six inches of snow and zero weather in
that state.
Find out the trouble with your
eyes before you buy glasses. Go to
Lacrosse and consult DR.. Evenson.
His prices are no more than you pay
some traveller going about selling
glasses, and you are sure where to
find DR.. Evenson should your glasses
give you trouble. Write any bank in
Lacrosse or any merchant about DIR.
Evenson's ability and responsibility.
At their home, last evening, Di-
rector and Mrs. Otto G. Brown enter
tanned members of the city band in a
way that the boys appreciated the fav-
or, and the host and hostess were like
wise appreciative and made the most
of the occasion. Refreshments, cards.
music and good fellowship tell the
passing of the evening. Twenty-four
of the organization membership were
present to participate in the happy
time.
Sergeant Ralph E. Nuzum arrived
home from Camp Grant last Satur-
day and remained till yesterday. He
was kept exceedingly busy receiving
greetings from friends and closing up
business affairs. He is enjoying army
life to the limit and longs for the day
when his artillery section viii be ORC
cred across the water. His brothers,
Clinton and Leland, gave a stag party
at the home of the former on Saturday
night, and a number of young men
who expect to be summoned to the
colors joined in the evening of festiv-
tiles. And again Monday evening a
party of young ladies and gentlemen
greeted Ralph at the same place.