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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13
NOTICE OF CITY ELECTION
NOTICE OF JUDICIAL AND MUNICIPAL.
ELECTION FOR CITY OF VIROQUA

| NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
election will be held in the city of Viroqua at
| the City Hall for ALL WARDS Of the city. on
the FIRST TUESDAY OF APRIL A. D. 1918.
| being the second day eff such month for this.
following city officers viz:
A Mayor in the place Of w. E. Garrett.
whose term Of office expires the third Tuesday
of April, A. d. 1918.
A Clerk in the place of Edward J. Older,
whose term Of office expires the first day of
May, A. D. 1918.
An Assessor in place Of George W. sehroe-
der. whose term of office expires the first day
of May. A. ID. 1918
a Treasurer in place of Francis NJ MinshaIl,
whose term Of office expires the first day Of
May A. d. 1918
An Alderman for the first ward Of the city
Of Viroqua in place of j. Ole Anderson, whose
term Of office expires the third Tuesday of
April. A. d. 1918.
A Supervisor for the FRS ward of the city
of Viroqua in place of Richard NJ. McAuey,
whose term of office expires on the first day Of
May, A. ID. 1918.
An Alderman for the Second ward of the
City Of Viroqua in place Of henry E. Rogers.
Sr,whose term of Office exlires he third Tues
day of April. A. d. 1918.
A Supervisor fo- the Second ward of the
City Of Viroqua IN place of Edw. w. HazeR,
whose term Of yfhce expires the first day Of
An Alderman for the third ward of tn,
city Of Viropua in place of Charles w. Chase,
whose. term. of office expires the third Tues
day of April. A. ID. 1918.
Supervisor for the Third ward of the
city Of ViroquR in place of r. S. Goodell,
whose term Of Office expires the first day of
A Justice Of the Peace in place OF Robert
Parker. whose term of office expires the first
dag Of May, A. D. 1918.
A Constable in place Of james H. Sherrick,
whose term Of office expires the first day "a
May A. d. 1918.
A City Attorney in place of Harold P.
Proctor, whose term of office expires The first
day .of May, A. d. 1918.
EDWARD ]. OLDER. City Clerk.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13
"A COUNTY ANIMATION
RED CROSS SOCIETY ENLARGES SCOPE
OF ITS USEFULNESS
Preparing for More Work and Aid to Our
Soldiers Across the Seas-Notes on Out
side Branches Of We Order


Mass meeting for organization of a Chapter
/ of the American Red Cross held at the high
school room in Viroqua Monday night pursu-
ant to notice published Meeting called TO
order by Mrs c. W. Graves. chairman of the
| local branch, and object of the meeting stated.
also rules relative to the organization. By
laws read TO the meeting by c. W. Graves,
| and on his motion duly seconded were adopt
ed as the bylaws for the chapter.
Moved by A. f. Smith and seconded that the
chair appoint a nominating committee of
appointed the following, who were to p,ace
IN nomination 20 directors Harold Proctor.
Otto Ctteson and Clinton Nux,m. A recess
was taken swait-ps the report OF the nominat-
| jng committee. Nv,slca reported their NOM
| iuat ons The Following; Mrs, W, NJ. Trow-
br ee. Mrs. Harold Proctor. Mrs, c. w.
Graves. Mrs. Geo. Schroeder Mrs Nels Sol
versor, f. ?. Mcintosh, w. +. Lindemann.
T. o. Mork. Rev. +. II. Stevens. c. w. Graves.
Rev. ]. J. Jacobsen, 0. G. Munson, Fred Eek
halt. Or. +. F. Morley, A. E. Smith, A.; H;
| Dahl, Westby; Thoe- Latimer, Genoa; Fred
P. Bean. DeSuto; Clarence II. Carter. Reads
town A. F. Drew, LaFarge.
Moved by C. J. Smith and seconded that the
report be sdopated Same carried The chair
man aclled meeting of the board of directors
tn meet on Saturday evening. On motion
meeting adjourned
The Brush Hollow and Ross Red Cross aux
Hilary organized by Mrs. c. w. Graves
on March IA, at Brush Hollow church. The
society has an initial membership Of 81. MIR.
McGarry served a. temporary chairman. The
following officers were elected Chairman, Mrs
Hobe Groves Vice-chairman. Mrs. Beeman .
Secretary. Mrs. w. S. Morrison. Treasurer
Mrs. VIII Stoehrer Buyer, Mrs. w. F. Nor
rison.
Red Cross meetings Of the Round Prairie
club have been held recently at the following
homes K. T. Bentson, A. n. Olson.
A Red Cross donation of 5000 was received
from Miss Ruby Randall, the proceeds of a
school sociable at Liberty church Friday
night. II was bad night but they made a
determined attack Kaiser Bill. They shot
some big shells. Many gave articles that sold
for fine prices, Liberty is certainly on the
loyalty map.
A donation Of $3.50 was received frola Mr.
Hans .. Hanson, the proceeds OF church
sociable.
Several one dollar contributions have been
given TO the Red Cross during the past week
\ meeting Of the Red Cross directors is
called for Saturday evening" March l6. at
80 o'clock at the A. X. c. rooms over the
Bank Of Viroqua, for the purpose of eeeting
the officers of the Vernon County Chapter A.
r. C.
NETTiE NJ. GRAVES.
Chairman Niroqua A. R. c. Branch.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13
STAR PROGRAM

Mother" az the Star next week Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Mother" a picture that grips ard melts
everyone 10 whom "Mosher" il still the sweet
est word in the Language. Il IS with pride
the star manaRemcnt sill show this picture
next week Wednesday and Thursday.
Wholesome Plays" at the Star next week
Little Red Riding Hood" for children from
20 so al the Star next Tuesday.
Mothers bring your children 20 the Star
next Tuesday The wholesome Film CO.
presents Little Red Riding Hood" in six biz
parts This viii delight both old and young.
Real gems nf visual LANGUAGE were shown
~ the star the past few evenings. Wholesome
as sunshine, delightful sparkling humor, sweet
pathos all blended in harmony. The real gem
OF screen pictures Is 'Mothcr". Il will touch
the tender chords Of your heart At the
Star March 20 and 81
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13
CHANCE FOR VOLUNTEER SPEAKERS
Dr. Porter Wants Patriotic Campaign for
Present Crisis

To the People of Vernon County The
United States and allies are facing q ericis.
The American farmer is the great factor in
saving this war. IL our armies cannot have
American wheat. beans and meats, German
armies will conquer. viii extend the Pan-Ger-
man empire from the North Cape 10 the Per-
States Of America TO pay Germany the thirty
billion dollars they for this
We expect TO have a conservation food agent
in day or two. We had three good local
candidates but government prefers out
slider The agent will be given the seed corn
problem. There Ia hardly any corn saved
old corn be tested We expect that dealers
will have No. Missouri corn to EEL that will
grow for ensllage corn. May ask that
every dealer in western corn tcst aud make
known the fact that il will grow. if il will
May | ask that every dairy farmer. yes. every
farmer. drill in a few acres Of corn. USING
one bushel Of western seed on two and half
acres of good land. Drag 1t we'll. cultivate
well. silo il II YOU can, II not shock Il in large
shocks and pull top Of shock together well
and tie with Irvine. One man IS asking Sl5
bushel for seed corn. Another paid S26
for bag full. The man who demands SIS
per bushe ought to be made to take good
big liberty bond.
c. j. Smith is finding a lot Of patriots
among the men who 80 W to report their
-four and sugar to him. They hRVe Marcus
wheat TO sell and say Il don't want 50 n
bushel for II II | sell il 70 farmers $3.50 is
enough Nearly every one says, y arm going
TO SOW more land to wheat, and sow L early"
Principal Weiand Of Westby send me the
names Of seven boys who have Joined the
Defense League as farm workers, and wish
employment in their home community In
April. They have all had farm experience,
can drive horses and five can milk cows and
drive autoes.
The state council demands that we stArt
speaking campaign. every school district
should be reached" We want twenty pa
triots, men or women, TO volunteer. They
can speak in theig own towns at frst. am
rrsanrlns q harangue hReed on 'Kult.m and
Conquest" III 10 deliver anywhere. allowing
what the dannablc teachings Of Netzsche,
Treitsehke and Bernhard have dome Here
is a fine field for the patriotic clergy OF the
county. Pan Gcrmanisnl makes excellent
subject TO- a sermon. G. j. Smith al the rate
he Re poit 9, viii occupy every pulpit in the
county before July /. The people hear him
gladly.
c. Y. PORTER,
Ihnllanfn County Council of nefnnsc.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13
CHURCH NOTES

SMEBY'S CHARGE
English services in Wei Coon Prairie next
Sunday Al 1890 and iu Firoqua at 2 30
The iadiea aid meets &Ith SIS. John Side
on South Main street this frifay Afternoon
CONGREGATIONAL
Sunday school at 10. reaching at II, theme,
a Divine Discordeut G.. Z. az 80.
Camp Fire girls on TUESDAY evening Pas
tors training class THURSDAY afternoon, Boy
Scouts friday evening.
Division No. Of the .aeies aoct@ty VIII en-
terrain in the church fari"rs on Saturday
afternoon.
Test the yVsIcome Of th.s ehareh
METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday school st Z HuDlic worship at u.
and Z go. Epsyo-th Is.as-e 80 30. Prayer
and praise meeting 1h4 day az 80.
Bishop Branch 30 -lngFilie II and Lib
erty Pole at e 200
HOFsTEADFs CHARGE
Communion scrsiccs ID t45"iea - iH 55 IN
Bethel al Z 200. TauuE Janales sDciety VIII b.
entertained ia the raErtn pnr30rz lhursstas
evening March z1st 81 Mesdamee Aals Sol
ver50u. Albert Salre-saH, -. r. fOrtuey ard
- !. Henry Goa EreEraH0 lunch and afe-
rai time. All are Fs some.
RAMBER6'S CHARGE
Service a. VT Prairie next Sunday.
Ladies aid~at Mrs. J9Hn EtterIe's. Thur
day. March o.
SUGAR Crar- Iadiea aid vii have It's annual
safe az Mrs Robert giFun,s Saturday, March
18th Lunch gziH b. served az noon
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Church at study TO- a. wurship n, sermon,
Building up the B3dy d Christ" c. &. at
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13
rRANKLIN Tons REQuEsr

The Liberty Loan assessment committee in
Franklin town give natice that they viii meet
81 Liberty Pole on Friday and Saturday Of
this week to take action on the matter before
chem Of equalizing subscription ,oans 70 the
government 10 carry on the war. They re-
quest All hnying 81 income Of $500 to meet
vith them those living In the south half Of
the tuwn to come on Friday, those in the
north half on Saturday.
CHAs. S. HONAKER, Chairman.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13

A Number of ViroQua and Vernon Counts
Boys Land in France

The Tuhus and other families in this city
and section are in receipt Of late kilograms
or letters announcing arrival az their sons in
France. In fact most Of those from here who
enlisted early are somewhere in France. .
None are permitted to give their location as
TO place Many a mother, father. brother or
sister have waited in great suspense announce
ment of safe arrival over the ocean of their
kindred. The Tuseania sinking caused them
fearful anguish and suspense
Dated in France. February 18th. Fay Weavil
wrote his parents of safe arrival and a pleas
ant journey with no seasickness. He states
that weather pleasant there and grass
green.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13
VOTE as rnE Rnys SHOOT

Every patriotic citizen in Vernon county
should not fail 20 attend Tho primary election
on II tuesday, NEXT and vote for the loyal
candidate for United States senator. The
6rsi announcement Of death that has eeme 20
our community among the soldier boys should
spur al TO a realization of their paramount
duty in sending 20 the Nations councils a
senator she j. willing TO stand up and be
counted on the side Of the United States and
our soldiers at the front. Who are making the
sacrifices Of life and health. That man Is
IRVINE l.. LENBoOT, the loyalty candidate
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13

War has so soon brought great grief TO one
Niroqua home, as it must in the days TO come
10 many others in our town and county. MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Burkhardt are first parents
TO have this great grief and sorrow Come 10
them They are in receipt Of South Dakota
apper informing them of the death of their
son Chester, who lost his lie in shs trenches
in France the first day of March He was
tWenty-one years old born here. enlisting
mcmScr Of a machine gun COMPANY. having
been in France some time, His brother VIII
liam in the service and foreign country
with him. No further particulars are st hand.
Deep sorrow of this community gees cut to
the bcTeaved parents and family. II is sim
ply tie long shadow that must come TO num-
Of our homes.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13
WAR NOTES

Harry H. Blythe. a former Viroaua school
boy. brother Of Mrs c. E. Buffers. who has
Of the Franklin Automobile Company at
Syracuse. New York, for more than a year.
has enlisted in the government air service
field at San Antonio. Texas. Harry's wife
will spend some time with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. N. Miller. near Viola.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13
Live Stuck Shining

The Farmers Cooperative Com
pany will receive cattle and hogs at
the Southeastern yards at Viroqua,
Monday, March II and at Chase
burg, Tuesday, March 18th Have
Jour stock at the Viroqua yards not
later than 2 D. m. H. A. Hof
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13
Said or Written to the Censor

Mrs. Hattie l.. Noble, Bergen town: MY
borther, Chas. G. Dudley Of Stoddard. is still
Xious to be back at his newspaper work, but
afraid il will be some time yet. Lots of
sickness this ridge, many of the neighbors
in different hospitals. Today my father. T..
c. Dudley is celebrating his birthday. He is
ninety years of age, Hope he may see the
hundred mark"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13
MnMAN.s rEMPERANcE uNIoN Norgs

No ---I-I- U11IITT or TIa W @ q U.
met at the home oil Mrs. Hctand. Il being
.,n len siensl dsy lthe name O.. cur state pa
r.r} they observed It 10y reading various ar
.cies about he paner. and also some talk
rf. the eyeelIenCy oi oar paper. IL was said
trat ia order o. be an efficient W. c. T. L.
worker pcr must read II We welcome
Mrs. Js-person as member of our order
u you're l0nginR 20 be useful. and you don't
know atst to 60.
Get up. yet out. and hustle for the W. c.
r. a.
Taeees alwals something doing ard yet
tsare's mare 90 do
There j. no "watehfal waiting" IN our W
O. T. a. L, f. l..
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13

Elizabeth Florence Case was born a Lorlg-
nal. Canada. AuEu,t $, 1852, aud c.tIne with
her parents 20 Vernon county in laos. She
attended Pattevillc normal and for a number
Of years taught in the schools Of this county.
She was united in marriage 70 David A.
Cade July 2. 1852. To this union were horn
three children. Eugene Albert, Claude David.
and Xena Elizabeth all Of whom now live at
Viroqua. and with the husband somewhat
broken in health. deeply feel the loss Of the
good wife and mother. Three sisters and
three brothers survive a. follows Mrs, Robert
McCarg. and Mrs. J, Wesley -Cade 81 Niro-
qua aud Mrs John OLcary uf Hcirn6nt. Mon
tana c. a. Cass Of Hood River, Oregon. A.
c. Cas- of Vir1gua and y. Il. Cass Of North
Platte Nebraska. Mrs. Cadc was stricken
with pneumonia during holdings and the dis
ease with consequent weakness ultimately
caused her death Tier suHcrings were IN
tense. but seemingly slight change Tor the
better gave Us hope that her life mlEht yet
be spared. Her many friends were gTicvrd
20 hear Of her departure, Tuesday, March q.
The deceased had long been Of the Methodist
faith and ia response e. her r.duest, Rev II.
J. Wilherhee. af LaCto8gc, nel former pastor.
was called 70 conduct the funeral at the ". y.
church On Thursday afte noon, and she was
laid 10 rest IN the local cemetery
Hers was n lie above rcproach Her realm
was home and purity Of character was shown
chiefly in dcsotion 20 Ter family and ln
missed because her place is vacant. out. hrf
w. D. r.
Mr. Cade and children wish 20 express tho
heartfelt appreciation for the services render
I'D them during the illness and passiug Of th'ir
beloved sifr and mother. being e-pec ally Co
the nurses and for the loral uHerings
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13
You'll Want To Be There

WHERE? Why, at the HO1IELIKE CHURCH next
Sunday You ought to have been there last week. You
missed something. Better plan to be on hand.
March "a will be Mems Day. We making drive
for 100 at Bible School Watch the go the top
Most everybody goes to church Easter Sunday. Come
to our Rally Day and Easter Programs.
The BOYERS viii be here March "a. You'll want to
hear them again.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13
FATAL FARM Loss FIRE

Fire completely destroyed the Jobias Tor
gcrson farm dwelling last Sunday. Fire orig
covered it had gained considerable Roadway
and as Mrs. Torgerson and children sere
home alone. nothing could be done 70 save
We're saved. The loss is a heavy one for Mr..
Torgerson as he carried no insuranee-Coon
Valley News.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13
DISPOSED OF ICE CREAM PLANT

At a meeting Of the Viroqua creamery d.
rect0rs the ice plant connected with
the same was disposed of to a Lacrosse firm
After next Saturday no cream viii be man.
ment will be taken away.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13
The Duty of the Hour;
To Stand by Our Country!

and patriotic duty divorced from politics and
party factiOnasm) committed to the people Of Wisconsin
far reaching and important than most of them appre
The eyes every loyal and in the country
at large are cast toward our eah and the outcome
nomination OF candidates for United States Senator
coed the late lamented Senator Hustng.
The effect and importance of the outcome not second to
presidential election Wisconsin has been charged from
end of the country TO the other with being dsOya
in congress. This unavorabe reflection charge The
people ought emphatieay efute by making
by the nomination, NEXT TUESDAY, of who have
seadfasy upheld the and the hands
of the President in the prosecution of the war.
To send to the United States this any
who has failed to do less been pacifs Stacker would
brave boys who have the front the of world
our and an asinow ledgment to the world
that patriotism is of doubtful quality II would be
a reversal of all efforts in raising funds
prosecute the would negative and make mockery
of the strenuous efforts put forth by the A. the Red
Cross and the loyal of neighborhOOd in this
great land of who working day and night to make
country and the To nominate not in full
sympathy with righteous cause would be like taking
the and stripes would help to Illustrate and
make invalid the strong efforts just being made by the great
Norwegian Lutheran church of this state and the United
their and patriotic drive gather million
dollars to assist and comfort soldier members in the world
war strength the Lutherans have many They
patriotic doing their full duty in making
to the folks at home to back them up IN every movement IN
steadfast to country and home as they are loyal in the
trenches.
The Censor is firm in the thought that the primary next
Tuesday is the most important and ar-reaching election
Wisconsin has had since the Civil On its outcome will
the loyalty of the state by the people of the
whole county, by your fruits shall be Judged Then
let be Judged a loyal christian state. We must not
be guided by prejudice We must not be oyer-conddent
BUT WE MUST GO TO THE PRIMARY AND REGISTER
OUR SUPPORT the right side OF the momentuOus ques
ton before the people of the world.
W. commend consideration tn, candidacy
of CONGRESSMAN IRVINE LUTHER LENROOT, on the
Republican primary ballot and of HON JOSEPH f. DAVIES
the Democratic primary ticket Both have been sincere
helping the and unfolding the hands
and the commander of the armies
the President of the United States
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13
Town Caucus
Tob3cco Seed

We have the exclusive agency
for University Of Wisconsin
Spanish Tobacco seed, grown and
guaranteed by H. S. McGifFin Of
Sparta. Price SOC per ounce.
Johnson & NIGDAHL..
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13
TOWN or HARMONY

Caucus for Harmony viii be held al the
Town Hall in Newton. on TUESDAY. MARC II
50. 1873, o. O'rl0ch. p. M, for the purpose
Of nominatire candidate to be voted for 81
the annual town election to be held on April
z BY order q town committee.
g.. ~ NOBLE, =. (. DAkE, THOS tiIEksON
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13
Among the Eraternal brethren

The Adams Coltrty Press. one Of the oldest
and strongest con Tty newspapers in the state,
has suspended publication. he fearfuliy in
creased cost Of conducting a paper, forced
the suspension Many more must follow suit
IL the conditions continue for year or more
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13

WANTED want to rent a cattle dip
tank. Write to G. o kalvestran, Viroqus,
RI. Il-2-s
FOR SALE-One S-year-old gelding and
one 4-year-old mare. well matched and we'll
broken. Also one 2-year-old and one yearling
colt. Cheap If taken soon. {. W. Slack. RS,
NirOqua. HE
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13
Can Best Ser ...s Yor Nov

I am prepared to oil harness al
$50 per set. Have it done before
the spring work opens.
L. y. FAVOR, Viroqua.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13

go Evening service 80. sermon THE
Gospel the Apostics Preached There wiii be
a baDtismai service in the evening.
Thursday 30 Bible study and prayer ser-
vice Friday afternoon the ladies aid viii be-
entertained 10 the church by Dyisigu 30 2.
The kndgavor society viii hold q StFatrick
social IN the church Monday evening. March
lE TIE Namen's Bible class went ahead
again last Sunday in the eout44t with the
Mems class. Msreb ~, Mr. and Mrs. Boyer
.giH pc here m lead the SINGING in short
Easter meeting. Services 81 Asbury Friday
evening this week
FINSTADs CHARGE
Service al Freeman church next Sunday.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13

Advertised letters az the Viroqua po-teiFce
Mr.. T. II. 5ibiey Clarence Water. Werner
WernersoH Miss Birdie Peterson. Sire. Furi
Heller. Lillian HaEson Aiias Bertha Erickson,
8 r. Ceefeu. # al. Mrs. Garry Airaune,
T. BcaAier E. Co.. Miss Helen Crs1tG, .,
Church. Hrs. j. Blrros Miss Emma GgeiFe:f.,
Lars k.yerson. Fred Everson, brn Emmett. ii.
L. HJi. Russei PeterFon, Albert C. Peterson,
C.r HaasinsoB. 81. s. Yttr' Leon- Ihona-,
Peter IS. Hoovers0u Heime5 Christaaapn.
Mr.. Marg IhamE.nn Mra. Joe Ih.Lnn- ~
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13

Saturday, March 2a eammeneim- rs one
Rs.iier NjBs. Edward Lind will hold Big
sale of desirable household effects, Of yhich a
fesF artieI-s of Che many are here cnGm rated
as follows Leather Upholstered Chairs steel
Rance s-lctieaiIy new Fari0r Furniture
kitchen Furniture. Buffet and Dining Room
Furniture. Bed sua Bedding, one Folding
Bod Bedroom Sets. Carpets. Rugs. etc Also
1850 pua-ta OF Canned Goods one Quick Meal
s-f;Brnsr Gasoline Stove.
TERMS sums rs S. and ander, cash over
So six months time on secured notes as per
cent EDWARD LIND.
j. F. sHREVE. Auctioneer.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13

On Friday last Victor ,Bucllss Of Viroqua,
departed for San Antonio. Texas, 20 join the
army, enlstng as an automobile mechanic.
having experience in that line Young Buck
les is twenty-five years old.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-13
Albert Iverbakken Meets Death While Work
ing in Woods

Albert johnson Iverbakkcn, town of Coon
farmer, met instant death on Tuesday Of this
week while at work in the woods. So far as
we have been able to learn the accident hap
pened in the following manner: After fell
ing tree he started to chop another one.
but before telling the second he went back to
trim the first and while doing this the stand
ing tree fell, limb of which struck the mans
head, resulting in instant death. He was "a
years, months ard days Of age and mar
rted -Westby Times.