Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-02-27
Short News Stories of Interest
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SINNERS Baby, Monday.
See SINNERS Baby, Monday.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

SINNERS Baby, Monday.
See SINNERS Baby. Monday.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
-Gabels orchestra, Friday night.
Jim Bludso, Saturday Night, Star.
The Trail OF the Lonesome ne,
tonight.
Coming at the Star, Max L;ader
Comedies.
Tobacco muslin at lie per yard
at Ostrem's.
-"Men of the Desert" Friday night
at the Star.
Opera house, Friday night, Ca
bells Orchestra.
-Baled hay and shelled corn at
Williams Feed Store.
Miss Anna Hankins is visiting
relatives at Cashton.
Hard coal for your furnace at
C. L. Colman's lumber yard.
&C. t. Brye came from Cashton,
spending Friday in Viroqua.
e. w. Hazen, who has been SER
iously i'll is able to be out again.
Miss Viola Lewis has been kept
from the high school by severe illness.
Mrs. Jane Horribly of Beeman,
Iowa, is visiting relatives in the city.
Donald Gauper of Lacrosse spent
Sunday with his parents in this city.
Mrs. Sterley May entertained a
party of lady friends Friday evening.
Dance to the music of GabePs
Orchestra, Friday night at the Opera
house.
-Steener Jacobson is reported inn
proving from bad attack of pneu-
monia
Rev. Green will preach in the
Methodist church at 2:30 Sunday af-
ternoon.
The Fighting Trail, every Mon
day in addition to the other great
features.
Word is received from Lacrosse
that Henry Hendriekson is progress
ing nicely.
Miss Ella LePage came from en-
ployment at Steuben, to pass several
days at home.
Coming soon at the Star, Mother
o. Nine" the greatest mother picture
ever screened.
"A young son of Monroe Reed is
recovering from an attack of blood
poison in his hand.
Mrs. N. J. Bort left for a visit
at the home of her son, Geo. d.
Thompson, at Hillsboro.
George Stokes suffered stroke
of paralysis this morning and is in a
very precarious condition.
Nothing like it. It's fine. Gabel's
Orchestra, Opera house, Friday night,
tickets S1.00, spectators 25c.
Mrs. Sherman Hastings and chill
dren of Victory, are visiting with her
mother, Mrs. Alex Morrison.
Mrs. John Shouts spent Friday
with Viroqua friends, and left for
Chaseburg to visit her daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Skinner would be
pleased to meet you at the Star, Mon
day night. They think they have
some baby.
Coffee demonstrators at the Farm
ers' Store Thursday, Friday nd Sat
urday Stop in and have a cup of
good hot coffee.
"A. p. Atwood was summoned to
Sparta Friday by the condition of
his wife, doctors finding it necessary
to perform another operation.
-Olsons Big SC Sale starts Sat
urday, March 2. At the present price
of merchandise you will find at this
sale the biggest bargains we have
ever offered.
Harold Kellicutt has been trans
ferred from Lacrosse to Brookfeld,
Missouri. He is a fireman on the
Burlington. He spent a few days
with his parents here, on sick leave.
II. C. Knudson sustained the mis-
fortune of a broken ankle joint last
Wednesday, mighty delicate place
for break, but Tilman is doing very
nicely and will probably recover with
no stiffness of the joint.
Sheriff Cowden and John f. Stoll
made a trip to Montana last week.
Mr.. Cowden was assisting at his sons
sale. Pearl has traded his western
property for farm near Ontario and
will soon be back to good old Vernon
county.
-Neighbors and friends to the
number of a hundred dropped in on
E. G. Briley and family at West Three
Chimneys Friday night and spent a
pleasant evening as a fitting remem-
brance. The Brileys will soon move
to Illinois.
The people of Viroqua will have
the opportunity of seeing the Tuscan
ia as she started on her fatal voyage.
This film "On to Victory" is the great
est single reel ever made since the
war was declared. Be at the Star
Wednesday March 10.
As a result of the recent inten-
sive drive the state of Wisconsin now
ranks among the first three states in
the union in point of War Savings,
and it is more than probable that
when the returns are all in that Wis
consin will rank first.
Guy H. Smith arrived on Satur-
days train from Camp Grant, re-
turning Sunday CIV has lust recOV-
cred from siege of illness, and many
friends were glad to greet him. His
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Smith
of LaFarge section, drove over to see
their son.
Dave Bartle, Civil war veteran,
was in the city a few days taking in
the Post and w. r. c. meetings Satur-
day. Mr.. Bartle has been kept in a
Lacrosse hospital nearly four weeks,
following an operation, and requires
the help of two canes 20 walk. He
has gone to his home at Stoddard.