Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-01-23

Moving pictures help win the war.
Fine Triangle picture every Sat
urday.
Pearl Fisher is visiting friends
at Wau@In.
Mrs. A. Lindahl went to Coon
Valley to visit her sisters.
Station Agent Tu.-nbull is con-
fined in a Lacrosse hospital.
DR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &c.
Miss Louise Foster is recovering
from an illness with pneumonia.
DR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 81.
-Gimbel hats, easy fitting, The
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & johnson.
HRS. Letson was here from Spar
Ia TO visit her sister, Mrs. J. 0. An
derson.
Mrs. Ralph Growers mother was
here from Bloom City to pay her a
visit.
Miss Myrtle McMullin went to
Lacrosse to spend some time with
friends.
Buy your child coat now and
save money for next year. Suttle q
Tate's.
Walter Gilman and family, who
moved to Lacrosse, have returned to
Viroqua.
Miss Huldah Gullord came from
Coon Valley to assist Mrs. Roseland
in her household duties.
Stoddard section ships quite large
quantities of cord wood to the La
Crosse and other markets.
Local ice houses are being stock
ed for the season. Frora Stoddard
and Sparta the product comes by
train.
Mr.. C. F. Kaufman, one of Hills
boro's leading business men, under
went operation in one of the Lacrosse
hospitals
Load bearing hollow blocks suit
able for all kinds of buildings, in
stock at C. L. Colman Lumber Com
pany's yard.
Drop in and let us show you our
new winter assortment of Coilegian
clothes. The Blue Front Store, Ellef-
son & Johnson.
Miss Sarah Dennis resigned her
position in the city telephone central,
where she has been an active force
for some years.
Mr.. H. A. Nerison, Westby bust
ness man, was here and had the honor
Of the Temple degree conferred upon
him in the Masonic commandry.
Zone Touch of Nature"at the Star
Friday is one of those delightful hu-
man stories Ringing around base ball
game. See Manager McGraw himself
in this picture.
Joseph Brendel of Stoddard, died
from diphtheria. So reports the local
paper. He is the fourth person sub
| ject to government draft to die in the
county since registration last June.
| "A social party will be held at Odd
| Fellow hall on Saturday evening of
/ this week, to which all members of the
order and Rebeccas and escorts aIe Ia
vited. Amusements and refreshments
Mrs. John A. Haggerty of Gays
/ Mills, who is spending the winter in
/ California, suffers the misfortune of
fractured hip caused by falling while
/ boarding a street car at Long Beach.
Mr.. John A. Doerr of Springville
/ has heen appointed agent and solicitor
/ for the Utica Mutual insurance COM
pany. Parties wanting policies writ
! ten or renewed may address him at Vi
Iroqua, RS.
Mr.. E. p Kellogg of Kickapoo
was called 10 Nevada, Iowa, where his
daughter Bernice, who is attending the
Oak Park acadamy underwent an oper-
alton for appendicitis. She is doing
/ fine, as reported by the father.
The Kickapoo section, too, is min
us one train a day, the order coming
a week since. Train is a mixed pass
enger and freight, arriving at La
/ Fargo about noon and departing on
/ the down trip about one hour later.
/ Miss Jane Butt resigned her pO-
sition as instructor in oratory at Sar
! Diego, California, normal school, and
! is now enroNte to Washington to join
the ordnance department of the Red
Cross, hoping to be assigned to duty
in France.
On Wednesday, at annual meeting
/ ladies aid society of the Methodist
church elected officers as follows
/ President, Mrs. George A. Groves
first vice president, Mrs. Otto Davis
second vice president, Mrs BCBrown
secretary, Myrtle treasurer
| Mrs. Arie J. Favor. Mrs. M. j. Jas.
person, the retiring president, enter.
tanned the executive board at her home
that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas e. Suitel
made the drive from Wheatland or
business. While enroute to the coun.
ty seat Mr.. Suffer was taken i'll anC
consulted a physician. Mr. Suffer say:
between the highway constructors anC
/ those who have contracts for Missis-
sippi river improvement contracts il
is almost impossible for farmers t.
obtain suitable help. He is positively
of the opinion that both should be sus-
/ pended till the war is over and helr
more plentiful.
Miss Matte Jackson, county SUI
/ pervising teacher, a week ago on Mon,
/ day, brought to the Censor Office 6
4 five dollar bill which she picked up OF
! the street. A notice was placed il
the want column. Ernest Helgesor
came in fifteen miles to claim last
I Saturday. Too frequent. we are sorry
to say, people make no attempt Il
find an owner for money and Other
property they find. In this case loser
and finder are thankful.