Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13
Short News Stories of interest
by Reporters Coming Gong Doings
Vroqua and Vicinity

Mother"
Luther NJ Roseland has sold his fine First
ward residence to Paul 7. Paulson Of Christ
lana. Possession will be given in September.
Mr.. Roseland has bought the lot first south Of
the old Vroaua hotel on lower Main street,
and expects to erect q new residence the COM
Mr. j. N Rusk. who recently removed
here from Liberty town, has purchased the
Roberg 25-acre place on Belgium ridge, and
will make his home thore.
Seward Carter q Readstown, Of As
senblyman Carter, went to Lacrosse to enlist.
but was not accepted because of defective WIS.,
ion.
Saturday, March 9. was the worst day a
the winter. blizzard raged most OF the
in snowfall and wind that few
braved the conditions to come to town.
1t seems that many Of the town eaucuses
will be held throughout the county primary
election day, next Tuesday.
DR.. j. f. Brown formerly of Soldiers
Grove. now superintendent of the state insti-
by the city council of Sparta. as mayor of
the city to succeed DR.. Stiles, who died sud
denly.
-Messrs. c. W Powell, c. W. Moore and
j. D. Beck made trip to Madison.
Theodore Lokken of North Dakota. greet
ed old friends in this city and section.
Lester Hayter has moved from the city
to one of Albert Broadhead's farms near Re-
treat.
Martin Anderson and wife are entertain
ing a daughter at their home Also a son
came to Ike Morris home
Income Assessor Knudson spent last week
official duties in Monroe county.
Get your farm tools ready for spring use.
-LaFarge council of defense will hold a
public meeting Friday night of this week TO
discuss and take action on food production
for this year County Food Administrator
Smith and others will speak.
Harold p. Proctor, chairman of the coun-
ty liberty loan association, attended meeting
Of all county chairmen held in Chicago on
DIR. George Chambers has been appointed
village clerk at LaFarge, in place of Emory
Thayer, who entered Uncle Sans service
Mrs. Eliza futile died at the home of
her daughter in Hillsboro. aged So years.
The Tuttles were longtime. residents of On
tario.
By special Southeastern train, Friday
night. eighty-fve Viroqua citizens went TO
Westby to be present at Rev. Green's revival
services in the Methodist church. local So
cietyr spread a lunch before the party left
for home. An interesting time is reported
Attorney Drew and Banker Lathrop were
an the city on business on Monday, from La
Lloyd Olson is at West Prairie Guernsey
farm instead of Newry as printed in last
Miss Nofa Turner was kept from her
post teacher of Springvile school last week,
by attack of bronchitis.
Rev. j. J. jacobson went to Chicago for
operation upon the eye for cataract.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Hook have new
grandchild, recently born to their daughter,
Mrs. Myres, who is stopping at the parental
home
Rev. Bullock held profitable service at
the Christian church Sunday morning, the
theme being the history of womans work, or
the loyal daughters of the church sufiici-
ent sum was quickly pledged to secure the
services of the Boyer musical troupe for night
ly services in the near future.
Mrs. Jake Thompson is here from Kings
ley, Montana, for short visit with friends
and relatives in this section. Since leaving
Viroqua, Mrs. Thompson has been bereaved in
the loss of her husband and daughter. Sew
eral lady friends have entertained parties IN
her honor.
Walter Swain, who lately moved upon
the farm of Jake Dach. Dach ridge, is
stricken by an attack of small pox.
Blaine Officer and family from
Ryder. North Dakota, for a visit with rela-
tives the family Of Chester Brye at Cashton.
They visit the Blaine Cade home at Sioux City
before their return.
In spite of the blizzard of Saturday, elev-
en- members OF the G. A. r. met for special
meeting, and seventeen ladies met for the reg
ular work of the w. X. c.
John Monahan is kept from manual labor
by reason of an injured hand, crushed while
loading coal
Crosse Friday, the latter undergoing an oper-
alton for removal of tonsils and adnoids. He
able to return home Saturday.
Mrs. Walter Gilman is reported i'll.
Rev. j. b. Rutter left Friday for a
brief visit at the parental home of Mrs. Rutter.
at Peoria, Illinois. Rev. Smith of the Viro-
d qua circuit filed his pulpit both Sunday morn
Mrs. E. j. FELTON, was visited by her son
Clayton Hill, who is now employed at La
Crosse.
Mrs E. w. Hazen and Mrs. A. E. Burn
side entertain a theatre party tonight.
This is dairy state, a dairy county. a
dairy town. Be loyal to home industries. Why
troco or oleomargerine, which mean moth
ing to us locally, when with the use of Reed
& Tyerman's Marvel Butter Merger, which
sells at only Sl-bO, you can make two pounds
of good butter for 55c. from one pint of milk
and one pound of butter. The Sauer Hard
ware Co. sells them. Thousands are in use.
Get one today.
The Kuebler hardware store has received
Il coat of interior decoration
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Tobacco muslin at lie per yard
at Ostrems.
-Baled hay and shelled corn at
Williams Feed Store.
kentucky stove coal; no clinkers;
very little ashes; just the right size
for your kitchen range at C. L. Col
man Lumber Yard.
Improved Spanish Comstock to-
bacco seed, government tested, 25c
Hard coal for your furnace at
C. L. Colman's lumber yard.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
The celebrated Comstock Span
ish tobacco seed grown by W. I. Pom
eroy is for sale in Viroqua exclusively
at The Farmers store.
Remember that Surenson & Dahl
have exclusive agency for W. T. Pom
eroy's celebrated Comstock Spanish
tobacco seed, SOC per ounce.
On Monday of this week, Rev
Hofstead took his son, Edgar to the
Lutheran hospital at Lacrosse to
have his tonsils removed.
If you want the original and cell
ebrated Spanish Comstock tobacco
seed as grown by w. T. Pomeroy of
Edgerton, go to Surenson & Dahl
They have the exclusive sale in this
city
Jacobson's charge, not fully report
ed last week, doubled its quota of
$3.50; about $40 being raised: Ole J.
Fjosne, Immanuels church, S2067 IS;
Franklin, Ole T. Fortney, S266.50;
West Prairie church, John Runice,
$119.25, the rest being raised by Inge-
bright Larson of Zion. Largest indi-
vidual doner was Chris Dregne, S25.