Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-02-13
February half gone.

Mrs. Harold Proctor visited in
Lacrosse.
New neck wear and dress trim
mings at Suttle e. Tate's.
"A thriller that thrills-Wild
Beasts at Large, Star Monday.
Mrs. Louise Sine passed Sunday
with home folks in Soldiers Grove.
Highest market prices paid for
butter and eggs at Romans Grocery.
"A good supply of soldiers yarn
in light and dark gray and khaki at
Suttle & Tate's.
Mrs. Ida Richmond and children
are able to be out again having had
the measles.
All accounts and notes due AL
bert Solverson are left at First Ma
tional Bank for collection. To
BE sure to see T. J. Thorsor &
Sons fine lot of farms before you
buy. Call on or write them at West
by.
Il am prepared to do dressmaking
at my rooms in old Casson house. b.
quire of Miss Mabel Pierce, Phone
$40.
-Skiner's Baby and Madam But
terfiy given on Fighting Trail nights.
Mondays, A Tip, come to the Star
next Monday.
Very speculative ladies heavy
driving coats at SIS each. If bought
today these coats would be worth $40.
H. E. Rogers.
If you want a watch, a 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.
Rev. and Mrs. j. Harry Bullock
are receiving hearty congratulations
of everybody because of the arrival
of third daughter in their home.
Former Chairman Hedge Larson,
sage and philosopher of Coon town,
greeted many friends and transacted
official business in the county seat
last Saturday.
We want all married people of
Viroqua and vicinity who dance to
come to the big dance at Running's
next Friday night, February IS. Gull
Ver's Orchestra.
Blind Veteran William E. Min
shall, in great glee, writes Viroqua
relatives that he is now great grand
father Mr.. Minshall reached his
18th milestone on February 5.
Those interested should remem-
Der the meeting to be held in Viroqua
on Saturday afternoon of this week,
when it is proposed to organize a
county bee-keepers' association.
-Messrs Dolen and Moore of the
county road and bridge committee
accompanied by Highway Commits
sioner Ristow, were at Madison last
week to attend state road convention
Jacob Appleman was in town on
Saturday from Webster. He came to
meet and take home with him H. A
Showan, who has accepted position
as attendant in Sparta insane asy-
1um.
John E. Nuzum pleased his rela-
tives and a number of friends by
sending home from California a va
riety of ors nges, grape fruit and 9th
er thinGs crown on his possessions at
LosAngeles.
Miss Maude E. Neprud was at
Wausau in attendance upon a con-
vention of county school superintends
Saturday night in Lacrosse Miss
Neprud attended a banquet and re-
union of state university alumni.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell B. Hoyt
were here from Onalaska to spend
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lind
DR.. Walter B. Cory also dropped in
for a day to see his invalid aunt, Mrs
Lind, who is still very weak and re-
quires careful nursing.
A dozen Viroqua Perfection Tire
stockholders received this week sever
al hundred dollars in all, bonus from
millionaire c. R. Cole; Chicago, who
has $4,000 monthly from a 5000
yearly dividends, more money than
he wants. he says. W. E. b.
Almond Fortney came home from
Chicago to take examination with the
last assignment who were called in
Glass A on Monday. He some time
ago rendered his professional services
in the dental reserve corps. 1t is his
closing year in Evanston university
"A delegation of town of Wheat
land farmers-Ole L. Josvanger, Sam
Erickson and NJ. V. West-brought
grists here to mill on Saturday. The
latter told the Censor that he never
raised a finer crop of winter wheat
than in 1917; that ~ acres of land
yielded him 81 bushels.
Wild Beasts at Large or When
the Menagerie Broke Loose, is one OF
the greatest animal pictures on the
screen. See this Monday afternoon
and evening at the Star. The first
installment of the Fighting Trail and
a beautiful story with Clara Kimball
Young all on the same night. A big
show for regular admission.
Asylum trustees held monthly
meeting on Saturday. They inspect
ed new job of work recently done
at the hospital-the laying of a new
floor material in the dining room and
kitchen asbestone, a substance re-
sembling concrete, but spongy and
easy to care for. A similar floor has
been laid in the Aims house kitchen.
Engineer Shirks drove his loco
motive a special trip to Lacrosse
leaving Viroqua at nine O'Clock Mon
day night. Mr.. Swartz, tobacco
buyer received a dispatch notifying
him of the death of sister at James
vile. He was anxious to get home
but no one would venture to take hIn
to Sparta with an automobile. The
Southeastern fee for the trip was $50