Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-01-09
Short News Stories of interest
PcUpS by Censor Reporters
Vroqua and Vicinity
Peer Gynt tonight.

Peer Gynt tonight.
Mary Piekford next Wednesday
cinderella" next Wednesday.
DIR Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
-Children's coats included in our
clean up sale Suttle & Tate's.
r inal clearance sale of ladies
suits and coats at Suite & Tate's.
-Unheard of bargains in ladies'
suits and coats at Suttle & Tate's.
Bryant Washburn in Filling His
Own Shoes" next Friday at the Star.
-Gimbel hats, easy fitting, The
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & johnson.
Mrs. A. O. Larson left for Aber-
deem, South Dakota, to spend the win
ter
Mrs. Anton Travenick is here
from Dunn county visiting her broth
err, Perry McHenry.
You will be glad in the future
that you bought your suit now at SUIT
tie & Tate's. clean up sale.
KEEP in mind the dance at Run
ning's nall next Friday night. Good
music by Culver's orchestra.
During this month there will be
only three shows a week Wednes-
days, Fridays and Saturdays.
Henry Flikke of West Prairie,
came home from Madison for brief
stay. He is in the university.
William HI. Slack was in from his
Franklin home on Monday He said
the snow is SO piled up that sleighing
is not good.
Jacob Talley went to Austin, Min
nesota, to enter a technic schoo' and
take course in steam and gas en-
gineering.
Drop in and let us show you our
new winter assortment of Collegian
clothes. The Blue Front Store, Ellef-
son & johnson.
Major M. c. Bergh spent Sunday
in the city among friends and incident
ally transacted business for the bond
ing house which he represents.
The closing evening of the old
year Frank johnson was given sur
prise on his 38th anniversary, his rel
atives marching in in full force.
BY resignation of Lyle Tate as
carrier on Route No. 3, Henry Ora
ham has been transferred from No. s
to 3. Carl Olson is now carrier on 8.
You'll find plenty of good values
in our large assortment of Adler-Col-
legian suits and overcoats for winter.
The Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
johnson.
Mr.. w. H. Morgan has been Sc
cured to represent the Raleigh Medi-
cine Company in the sale of their pre-
parations in the western half of the
county.
The Thomas Weavil family had
home for New Years their daughter,
Mrs. Hagen of Lacrosse, and son Har-
old, who is employed with the gas sup
ply company in Sioux City, Iowa.
Earl C. Truesdale has exchanged
seven acres of land opposite the fair
grounds on the west to Toilet Hetland
for the residence owned by him in the
Third ward, known as the Tobler
place.
Mr. Sam L. Owen of Oxford juno
ton, Iowa, has been visiting his son
Edward, of Brentwood, Wisconsin. On
his way home he stopped off at Viro-
qua to see his sister and brothers Mrs.
c. H. Groh, Mr. Melvin Owen and Mr..
Fred Owen.
Mrs. Chas. V. Porter, Junior, de-
parted on Monday, for Waco, Texas,
where her husband is stationed. He
telegraphed that the detachment to
which he is assigned is liable to move
any day.
Stanley Opsahl returned to his
school duties at River Falls, Tuesday
after spending Christmas vacation at
home in this city Miss Marion OPP
sahl also resumed her teaching duties
near Westby.
Merchant Henry Hendrickson is
confined to his home, having a severe
case of grip. That is quite common
the physicians of the city tell us, also
quite little of pneumonia in town
and surrounding country.
-Viroqua Modern Woodman and
Royal Neighbors, will hold joint in
stallation in Running hall on Tues
day evening next. All Woodmen and
their ladies, and Royal Neighbors and
their escorts are cordially invited to
be present.
Mr.. S. S. Smith of Whitestown,
secretary of the Stark Mutual Insur-
ance Company, was caller at the
Censor office on Thursday, ordering a
consignment of large company poll
cies printed Mr.. Smith is a son of
an eraly editor and publisher of Viro-
qua, his father, Justus Smith, and I'M
Gle o. C. Smith, establishing and con-
Quoting the Viroqua Expositor for a
term of years.
Mrs. T. 0. Mork, chairman of the
women's county council of defense,
wishes to announce that the Farmers
bank has kindly placed one of its
rooms at the disposal of the council,
and that sewing for the Red Cross viii
be done there Thursday and Friday
afternoons of this week. All women
of the community are earnestly urged
to take part in this laudable work.
Mr.. John E. Nuzum and Mrs Hope
Munson- Nuzum, the latter with her
little daughter, departed last evening
for LosAngeles, California, where
they will pass the winter with other
members Of Mr.. Nuzum's family, who
went there some weeks since. In Chi
cago they We're Joined by DR.. Frank
NuZum and wife, who journey west-
xrrc ri with than,