Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-09
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Mae Marsh tonight.
Fatty AFbuckle, in the Cook, next week.
Mrs. E. w. Cox and son visited Lacrosse
friends.
Mrs. Mack Stout visited her daughter at
Casht0n.
Extra tonight. Mae Marsh in 1.-THE Gin
derella Man"
Friday. Saturday and Sunday. To Hell
County asylum trustees held monthly meet
ing last Saturday.
..--GeOrEs SEWERS went to Iowa to take work
--Arbuckle's latest comedy THE Cook" next
week, Thursday and Friday.
-Travelingman Arlington greeted customers
and old friends in the city.
Mrs. w. w. WiggintOn had a visit from
her brother. Mr.. Burdick-
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To He'll With the Kaiser.
Mrs. M. Towner was in Milwaukee to
attend Eastern Star Grand Chapter.
Guard against Spanish influenza! That
is the precautiOn given on all sides.
Mrs. William Webb and daughter Mary
mOtored to Lancaster to visit relatives.
Merchant Steenburg and family drove
from Retreat on business and to call on rela-
tives and old friends.
w G. wilkinson returned from a trip to
South Dakota, reporting bumper crops and
other good conditions.
Mr. and Mrs Frank H. Williams mo;ored
to HillsborO Saturday, taking over Mrs.
w. S. Field and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Hszen have had
their guest Mrs. Ida Hayes, formerly of this
5 city, who lives in the west.
Druggist and Mrs. C. +. DAHL after max
ing some repairs and betterments in their new
First ward residence have moved to the same
All Rebekahs invited to attend the
District Convention to be held in Lacrosse
Wednesday, October 16, afternoon and evening.
Former Mayor August ]. Smith has had
guests at his home his sisters, Mrs. Bosshard
sOf Lacrosse, and Mrs. James Lytle of Texas.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Sake returned to their
home at Waukesha after several weeks spent
with their relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Nor
ris
--Asbury ladies aid viii meet at the home
of Mrs. Henry Huschka Thursday afternoon,
October II, to do Red Cross sewing. All are
invited.
Stephen Denning and family motOred down
from Warrens to visit relatives. Steve reports
good crops on his new farm and satisfied with
his location
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Mr.. Carl Laedeke of Bergen town. was
business caller in the county seat on Monday.
Like many others, he enrolled with the Censor
as a reader.
John Tewalt paid a visit to his cousin.
venerable John M. Vance Sunday, and re-
ports him in very feeble condition, and sorely
afflicted with pain.
Virgil Mathews drove from Viola TO catch
the early Monday morning train, bringing with
hmtwO nurses who had attended DR.. StOrmont
in his last illness.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Sterry have taken
possession of their residence in the+Sec
Ond ward. 1t is one of the mOdernly equipped
cottage homes of the city.
M "A party Of workmen going over the
long distance telephone lines in this section
making repairs, cleaning wires of tree branches
and making a survey for The corporation.
MIR. and Mrs. T. b. Smell motOred TO Gin
ton Iowa, and passed a week with their son,
Will and wife, accompanied by Miss KEN Nor
rison. They report pleasant journey and
visit.
Mrs Flora Cooley had visit from her son
Grin and family, who we're enroute from
IA rNFuUsLr gLsa tnFn ka hng
cepted the position of secretary TO the ! NJ. {.
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Mr.. Otto C. Brown is confined to his home
for a few days, having Sunday, been oper-
ated upon for a grow th under the knee cap.
II was the result OF a bruise inflicted some time
in the past.
Washington, has been here for some time 20
slss.st ia caring sSf his father sisi-iavs Josiah
Isatta, who is lying critically i'll at his home
in the Third ward
County highways were never before in
such fine condition for motoring and all kinds
of traffic hauling, at the present time. One
can drive in any direction now and be as
sured OF fine wheeling.
Potato harvest caused suspension of Prof.
herst, and with his family he motored over
to pass the time with relatives and friends in
this city and al Retreat
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Clevston and chill
tdreu, and Henry CievstOn of Humbird, are
visiting the German families and other rela-
tives and friends about Springviile. The Clev-
istonS residents IN this section years ago.
The famous Red Cross goose, which was
sold at auction the last day of the Gays Mills
fair, for the Red Cross, brought sl92. This
goose bought by H. Tilley and brought
TO Soldiers Grove and will be on exhibition at
the Corn Carnival, October 18th
Ten thousand saloons closed their doors in
New York City on October LIST. The other
5000 will try TO continue in business until
July LIST, providing they can get booze enough
to run on, which is doubtful The closing of
10, 000 saloons will release at least twice that
nm aifv uan for other and better forms OF
MIR. and Mrs viii Dewitt arrived in the
city to spend a few days with relatives and
old friends. few weeks since they sold their
farm at Warrens to Steve F. Denning and re-
moved to Lacrosse, where MIR. Dewitt has
been taking treatment for severe case OF
rheumatism. He has received much relief,
but is still afflicted.
The county highway committee. Supervis-
0rs Dolen, Carter and Moore, accompanied by
Commissioner Ristow, made official visits OF
inspection to the new road work done through
out the county. One of the largest and best
pieces Of construction accomplished during
the season is that from the Black Bottom
west to the Sylvester SOlversOn farm, on the
Readstown state trunk highway.
Buying glasses of a peddler over the
counter invites eye trouble: We must know
whether our eyes need glasses first. Good
glasses depend entirely upon the man who ex-
amines your eyes, not merely upon some one
who tests your eyes until he finds lens you
can good with and then guesSes that lens
fits your eyes. 1t pays to visit DIR. EvensOn at
Lacrosse who can examine your eyes and then
grind lenses that exactly correct your kind of
trouble.
Anxiety to exchange large touring
on part of a stranger, caused some suspicion
in the city, and officers watched the move
ments of the man, who was accompanied by
woman and children. Up to date no inquiry
has come concerning the party or car. 1t was
suspected that he might have been profess
ional at car lifting. 1t will be remembered
that Register of Deeds M0rk experienced the
loss of fine car in Minneapolis some weeks
since and no trace of the thief has been dis
covered.
MIR. and Mrs. L. C. Boyle returned from
Faulkton, South Dakota, where they went to
Join in the threshing rcrud-up on their ranch.
assu says they have had unusually nice and
a prosperous year in that state with great
crops. Everybody is busy threshing and get
ting the golden grain to market and 1t Is
being loaded and shipped to the mills and
grain eenters as fast can be secured.
Threshermen charge eighteen cents for turn
ing cut wheat, but they furnish the outfit and
help and board themselves, and in many in
stances have two shifts of wOrkmen, running
their machines continuously. The manner of
doing things is pretty much of marvel to
tenderfoot.