Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-02-20
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Arbuckle next Tuesday.

Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Fatty Arbuckle next Tuesday.
Weight 240 count blue overall
denim at Rogers.
New spring suits and coats at
NJ j. Felix.
Mrs. Mary Lillis has been i'll for
the past month with bronchitis.
Henry Hendrickson is at the hos
pitai In Lacrosse taking treatment.
Our veteran citizen, Josiah Latta,
has been i'll for fortnight or more.
Mrs. Will Peavy fell on an icy
walk yesterday, sustaining some IN
jury.
Please call at FIRST National Bank
to pay any account due Albert Sol
version. IL
Remember that you can get fresh
barley bread every day at the Viroqua
Bakery.
Mrs. Nicks came from Sparta,
summonedb by the illness of her daugh-
ter-in-law.
Catherine Lucas went to Sparta
Saturday to attend a Sunday school
convention.
Mrs. John Golf of Sparta is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. John Dewitt and
other relatives.
Mis- l.. II. lCNuA A1OiiA
LAFAYETTE county where she attended
the funeral of nephew.
Those Boston baked beans which
Ledman is serving at his restaurant
are surely making a hit. Try them
The prevalence of measles causes
a noticeable falling off in attendance
of pupils in some of our grade schools.
Those who missed last Mondays
show at the Star are regretting it, as
"Wild Beasts at Large" was some
comedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sorlie came
over from Westby to pas Sunday
with their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
l.. Baptie.
There will be special meeting
of the Rebecca lodge for initiation
Friday night. All members are urged
to attend.
If you want watch, clock, or
a piece of jewelry at rs per cent dis
count, you can get it at AtwoOd's ten
day sale now going on.
Mary Emogene Hazeltine, head
of the library school of the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin, spent two days
here inspecting the library.
Mrs. Herman j. Allen, nee Mary
Baker, who has been at the parental
home for two months, left Tuesday
for her home at Casper, Wyoming.
Ray Norris of Ross and Mrs. M,
A. Douglass of La Crosse spent Sun
day with their mother, Mrs. Ed Nor
ris, who is still confined to her bed.
Mrs. Ray Waterman, who has
spent the winter with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Norris, briefly Wis
tied Minneapolis the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Arnold re-
turned to Sparta after spending a
few weeks with her daughters, Mrs
Geo. Fawcett and Mrs. Ben Dickson
Accuracy backed by knowledge
equipment - modern and plenty
makes DIR. Evenson your optometrist
Go to Lacrosse and visit Dr.EVenson
Sam Gross is much eleated over
the birth of a healthy son on Valen-
tine day; also to Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Gilbertson, a son was born February
49,
Frank Doerr, now conductor or
the railroad in Montana, is here for q
few days visiting the old home. He
will soon enter the services of Uncle
Sam.
-Westby and Viroqua high school
basket ball teams locked horns al
the opera house Friday night, Niro-
qua winning by the close score of Ii
to Is.
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Bryan and
children arrived from Nebraska, Sun
day evening, and are stopping at the
home of Monroe Reed. The lady is
a sister of Mrs. Reed.
Many friends regret that Mrs
Harriet Jackson, who suffered para
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mains Frustrated at the farm home OF
her sister, Mrs Alice Caulkins.
Earl Dake of Newton was in the
city last week for medical examina-
ton, having been drafted while in the
west, but securing a permit to come
home. He has been absent two years
IT. G. Brown has resigned his pc
sition as agricultural agent in Yer.
non couEty and has accepted an ag-
ricultlral position in WinnebagC
county with headquarters at Oshkosh
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Perkins Of
Sparta are rejoicing over little
daughter which arrived at their home
February II. Mrs. John Dewitt was
called there to care for the little
nd-daughter.
-Viroqua friends will be interested
in a message from Ryder, North Da-
kota, telling that E. H. Officer and
wife are now grandparents, a daugh-
ter having been born to their daughter
Irene Officer Nystrom.
1.-THE Fighting Trail" now being
shown at the Star Mondays, viii
prove the best attraction for many
months. Come next Monday as Mary
Pickford in Madam Butterfly" viii
be the added attraction. The week
following Bryant Washburn in Skin
ner's Baby"
The Censor is informed from the
office of the collector of internal rev
enue at Madison that an unavoidable
delay has occurred in the printing Of
certain forms for the use of corpora
tions, copartnerships and individuals
in making return of net income and
in reporting excess profits. Do not
write for themIas they will be for
warded as soon as printed.