Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-01-16

ATTEND farm institute.
Insure with John Dawson e. Co.
Mrs. Grant Allen is visiting her
sister near Ferryville.
Town Treasurer Ole Kjos went
Sy rail to Ferryville, yesterday.
Mrs. Walling is at Sparta caring
for her sick daughter, Mrs. Bell.
Mrs. Miriam Foster is taking
treatments in La Crosse hospital.
Mrs. Irene Johnson fell on her
slippery door step and badly bruised
her person.
-Viroqua farm institute Thurs
day and Friday of this week. 1t is
your institute.
Richard Jacobson gives everybody
a chance to get wood cheap. Read his
advertisement.
Mrs. Geo. Vergeront of Madison
is visiting at the home of her son on
Round Prairie.
Miss Florence Knight came from
Menomonie to spend weekend with
Prof. and Mrs. Liddy.
John Weber badly frosted his
nose while going to his carpenter
work out on Porter avenue.
Mrs. Jacob Surenson of Coon
Prairie is preparing to go to a La
Crosse hospital for treatment.
See our splendid line of Cutter
and Crossette dress shirts. The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
County Agent T. G. Brown was
called to Chaseburg on Wednesday to
address the farmers institute on sub
ject of live stock breeding.
Grandma Harrington has been
very ill at the home of her grand
daughter, Mrs. Leslie johnson. Mrs.
Harrington is eighty odd years old
Mr.. A. H. Woolford resigned as
carrier on Viroqua rural rount No. 5,
and with his family departed for the
state of Washington, his former home.
Mr.. Victor E. Westphal, son of
Rev. NJ. j. Westpahl, formerly of vi
roqua, has been drafted from St.Paul,
being stationed at Camp Dodge, Iowa.
Farmers and their families who
do not attend the Institute on Thurs
day, are urged to come Friday and
share in the benefits of helpful in
stitute.
Getting a thrift card with two
stamps on it then sitting down with
folded hands and q consciousness of
duty done helps some but it wont win
the war.
Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Sybilrud
have a son, born January 9Th at Be-
thesda hospital, st. Paul Mr.. Sybil-
rud was formerly pastor at Viroqua
and Westby.
You'll find plenty of good values
in our large assortment of Adler-C Col
legian suits and overcoats for winter.
The Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
johnson.
The community workers club of
Davis school, district IA, will give a
big dance at Running's hall, Friday,
January Is. Music by culver's orches-
ira. The public is cofc"'lly invited to
attep%
Mrs. Carrie Hoyt of Sturges,
South Dakota, is here for a visit
among relatives and old friends. She
is aunt to Mrs. S. NJ. Keir, Mrs. Peter
L. Fortney and Will Z. Nelson
You will be well repaid for going
to La Crosse to have DR. Evenson ex-
anime your eyes. His knowledge of
the eyes and his skill and experience
in grinding your lenses, insures per-
feet results when your glasses are fin
ished in his laboratory.
-Financiers will find good Oppor-
tunity to secure home securities by
liiNCobiilS III OtlC NObAbg flaming SNAiOOi
bonds. They are offered for sale by
proper authority and the notice there
of is published in today's Censor
Ben Williams is in receipt of a
letter from a nephew in Maine in
which he is advised that the east has
been inundated with snow drifts and
that the weather has never been more
severe, mercury going down as low as
fifty below.
The storm of latter part of last
week caught much live stock in the
pens at the stock yards, awaiting
shipment. 1t was difficult to secure
grain and forage to keep them on.
Two horse buyers were also stranded
with many animals for shipment.
ALI manufacturers of soda water
and soft drinks were licensed by the
state beginning with the new year.
Sanitation in manufacture and hand
ling of products is one of the chief
aims of the law. 1t will be admins
tered by the state dairy and food COM
mission.
Probably this immediate section
has had as little snow as any commun-
ity in the state during the late biz
card. We have none too much for
sleighing and it is not of sufficient
depth to impede work in the woods.
The Red Cross concert which was
presented with so much success at the
Congregational church last month
by our local musicians, will be put on
at Westby probably Sunday after next
for the benefit of the Red Cross of our
neighbor city, upon invitation of that
organization. This is most common
dable action on part of our talent
Are you buying War Savings
Stamps? If you havn't get busy
These stamps increase in value one
cent each month until January /, 1928
If the holder OF a War Savings certi-
hcate finds it necessary to realize cash
on it before maturity he may at any
time upon giving 10 days written no
tice to any money order postofice, re-
ceive for each stamp affixed to his GER
tificate the amount paid therefor plus
/ cent for each calendar month after
the month of purchase of each stamp