Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-01-02
LOCAL JoTTINGS
Triangle nlnrs Saturday.

Triangle plays Saturday.
Lowell & Covelis famous ehoco-
lates are now handled by o. E. DAYS,
druggist.
"A second daughter came to the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred s. Rogers
last Sunday
Order your sorm sash now, be
prepared for cold weather, at the
Nuzum yard.
khaki knitting yarn, a new and
fresh supply just received at H. E.
Rogers dry goods store.
Mrs. H. E. Goldsmith and son
Francis, are at Boseobel, called there
by the death of her sister.
Misses Minnie and Grace Slime of
Soldiers Grove spent the holidays with
their aunt, Mrs. Jacob Dach.
-Barker's Antiseptic will knock
bad oder on sore, sweaty feet in fif-
teen seconds. All drug stores.
New Year opened damp, all-day
snow and drizzle. Business general
~ was suspended in the city.
Three farm institutes will be held
in the county two weeks from now.
programs will be published next week
Mr.. r. H. Nustad, Westby real
estate man, was first to pay sub
scription to the Censor in the new
year, being in the city today.
Young people from city and coun-
try merrily danced the old year out
and the new year in hop at Running
hall, Culver's orchestra providing the
inspiration
Mr.. Herman ]. Allen and wife,
nee Miss Mary Baker, of Casper, Wyo-
ming, are guests at the home of the
lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Ba-
ker, of this city.
The program of the Farmers and
Women's institute to be held here on
January IT'S, is in this issue. Please
arrange your affairs so you can attend
these meetings. They will be held in
the Court House.
Earl Truesdale has purchased the
Casper Nordrum residence property
now occupied by Henry Running, ex-
changing a farm of 1870 acres near
Newton to Mr.. Nordrum.
Miss Laura Chase has returned to
Chicago after spending Christmas
with home folks. She was accompan-
ide by her sister, Edith, who enters
Wesley hospital for training
Victor Erickson Of Franklin, who
has held a position in the Cudahy meat
packing house in Milwaukee for some
arrived home yesterday. He
says there is plenty Of work Q. ine
wages.
The inspiring band concert givea
a few evenings since will be repeated
with additions in the near future. II
was so much of musical success
the public ought not to be deprived of
hearing it. The late concert was light
" attended because of so many other
Immediately before Christ
mas.
"A break in the pump put the well
at the county asylum out of commits
sion for several days during the late |
.old snap, and it was a handicap that |
made things disagreeable and danger /
Jus, but Superintendent Neprud met |
he emergency by hauling water in /
.anks. For fire safety and other pre-
.aution a duplicate we'll and water /
iupply system is a real necessity at /,
he institution I
MIR. Richard Mahan arrived home
rom North Dakota for a months visit
Imong relatives and friends. The
iOltiE EOIniHE was J<14iiAAiiy HoAuehSA
" the sudden death of his brother,
Andrew Mahan, who died suddenly on
christmas eve, from heart failure. He
vas "A years old, unmarried, leaving
our brothers and three sisters. Fun
raj was at Rising Sun Catholic church
December q. Mr. Mahan was a man
1uch respected in his community. /.
The old corner grocery store has
ad two whirls at exchange within
he current week, Jos. Parker ex-
hanging the same to Geo. w. Schroe-
er for the Smell 81 acre farm south
{ the city cemetery. Mr.. Schroeder :
bid the grocery stock to Ed. Mullen,
-ho with his sons Glenn and Charles,
i'll conduct the same. They are ac-
1stomed to catering to public trade
nd ought to make it a profitable
and. Mr.. Parker will move to his
ew place.