Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-04-03

DR.. C. A. Minshall and family
arrived from the west, yesterday.
DIR. j. H. Chase, wife and daugh-
ter were Easter visitors to Lacrosse.
Army shoes price, $4.00. The
Blue Front Store, EllefsOn & john
son. 1872
A dime a day, secure a genuine
Victrola, while the sale is on, at
Browns.
Mrs. Fred Harris arrived from
Lacrosse to care for a baby girl born
to Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Cade.
See our Home Guard Regulation
army shoes, price. $500. The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
Miss Eleanor Nelson went to Chi
eago, Friday, where she enters upon
the profession of trained nursing.
Are you American or German 20
81 can only say that ! am an Ameri-
can" The Spy at the Star Tuesday.
When you think of spring coats
remember the famous Handmaeher
& Wolf make, on sale at Surenson a.
Dahl's.
"A dime a day, you will not notice
it, and have one of the best educators
for your home. Ask Brown Music
Company.
Ole A. Larson was over from La
Crosse, carrying his arm in a sling,
having fractured it by being caught
in machinery.
Harold Gauper of the naval train
ing station at Great Lakes, is here
today visiting his uncles, Melvin eau
per and Ed Lind.
White. tan, champagne or any
colored shoes dyed black. Good job
guaranteed. Leave at barber shop of
Potts Bros. & Grover. AL
Mrs. J. D. Beck has altered her
pet deer to the Eckhart park board.
Surely the little animal would add a
touch of the real-wild to our park.
Royal Nieghbors are planning a
Red Cross social for the 10th of April.
Lunch will be served and also fine
program is in progress. Tickets 25c
First yearly meeting of the Nj. F..
aid society will be entertained at the
church parlors on Thursday afternoon
of this week by Mesdames B.C,Brown,
J. B. Rutter, NJ. J. Jasperson and T.
f. Gorsuch.
After ten years continuous SER
vice on the side-board in Sterling,
Jacob Aberg succeeds to the chair
manship now and was elected with
out opposition, Albert Broadhead vol
UNFAIRLY retiring after fourteen years
as chairman.
AT Newton, next Tuesday, at 2
O'Clock, citizens Of that community
20 ,al4 e . Ir
Red Cross. All are urged TO be pres
ent. On election day ladies served
dinners and made nearly $50 for the
Red Cross uses.
Marvin Dorwin arrived from
Sparta and took possession of the
Chris Aberg farm northeast of Viro-
qua, Mr.. Aberg and family moving
10 the fine jerome Bowman 50-acre
place two miles east, where they are
settled and are pleased with the change
made in this purchase.
Town of Viroqua, at yesterdays
election. voted to buy a tractor and
engine for service on the side roads.
Also levied a tax Of 81 800 for road
and bridge repairs. Good for VirO-
qua; she's getting in line with her
rural neighbors.
Former Chairman of Genoa, Al
bert ]. Hall, who sold out and moved
to Lacrosse a year ago, was in the
city on business last Saturday. I'm
paired health compelled the change,
but Albert says he feels like a man
again after good rest. He is pleas
ed with Lacrosse, but enjoys getting
back with the old friends where he
lived from childhood.
Profound sorrow is expressed for
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Larson in the
loss Of their eldest son, Morris, who
died in a Lacrosse hospital and the
remains arrived here this morning,
funeral at West Prairie on Friday.
1t was his second hospital confine-
ment and he died from spinal men
nights and pneumonia. Morris was
almost fifteen years old