Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-01-23

Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Halifax disaster tonight at the
Star.
New dress and wash silks at SUIT
tie & Tate's.
Buy thrift savings stamps and
help win the war.
City Marshal Griffin attended
poultry show at Sparta.
Mary Pickford in Madame But
terfly" next Wednesday.
-Thelma Seeley was operated on
for appendicitis in a Lacrosse hospi-
tai.
We still have tempting bargains
in ladies' coats and suits. Suttle d
Tate's.
&C. L. K. Smith preached last Sun
day at Soldiers Grove in the Christian
Church.
Mrs. Tennis Lavold is i'll with
pneumonia at her home west of the
city.
-Meatless, wheatless, sweetless
days we have. And now one voorhees,
day is the order.
The C. l.. Colman Lumber Com
pany wants your 10 inch dry wood.
Bring it in and get the highest mark
ct price for it.
Mrs. Cora Dunlap, trained nurse
of Chicago, arrived in the city to care
for her sister, Mrs. Ed. Norris, who
is still confined to her bed.
Special program Mondays at the
Star. Save fuel and see a good show.
You will thus do two good things in
one day that will help win the war.
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 d
johnson.
The residence owned by Mrs.
Overboe in the southern part of the
city, has been sold to MIR Nelson of
Freeman, Crawford county, who ex-
poets to move here.
The councils efforts to secure
wood for the public, where necessary,
were rewarded by the purchase of rs
cords of stove length, which was de-
livered by teams sent out for that pur-
pose.
While saving coal every Monday
go to the Star-afternoon and even
ing. A good program always. This
is a splendid way to help win the war.
as &c on every admission soon makes
million.
Local dealers ask the Censor to
tell people in town and country that
they expect very soon to have suf-
ficient soft coal to supply the demands
of all. Railroad congestion is becom-
ing relieved and all kinds of traffic
will move more freely.
Olaf Hanson arrived home from
Ashland county, where he is foreman
of the Thayer logging interests. He
has been i'll and will take brief rest.
He reports the Viroqua men liking
the wood job and that things are NOV
ing well in logging camps in the north.
Their friends here and at Chase
burg, were pleased to have calls from
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. Ward of Glen
dive, Montana, who spent two days in
each place the latter part of the week.
They were enroute toTexas,w where they
will pass most of the winter. 1t was
Mrs. Wards first return visit since
removal west eight years ago.
During December Mrs. Fred
Wheeler and Miss Kate Goodell gath
erd up and caused to be shipped twelve
barrels of old and made over clothing,
underwear and wraps. 1t was con-
tributed by town and country people
and the training and high school girls
assisted in remaking. A New York
society to which the supplies We're sent
acknowledges receipt with thanks and
gives assurance that the same will be
shipped to France by the first outgo-
ing steamer.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs Ziet-
low in Webster town, last Saturday,
a gathering of 118 people was had for
the ladies aid society, and compli-
mentray reception to the Zietlow fam
lily, who are to move to Monroe coun-
ty within a few weeks. They appre-
ciated the kind remembrance of their
neighbors 1t is an unusual thing for
better than 100 people to be fed at
one time in farm home. 1t is to be
regretted that more friendly gather
ings of this character are not held.