Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-07-17
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Mrs. Paul Miller passed away at her home
in this village Saturday morning after long
illness. The body taken to her former
home in Wonewor for burial.
Ed. aIachovec returned to Fort Dodge, Iowa.
after n short visit with the Machovec families
here. The Young man will soon be in the army
and Is very enthusiastic about getting the
Kaiser"
station to enlist. A communication on 1Ges-
day from the recruiting station in Milwaukee
is to the eject that he had been successful in
passing the physical examination.
W. c. Hsnsbery went 10 La Crosse TO be
with his sister-tn-law Miss Elsie Hammer.
during her operation which was performed on
Saturday. Mrs. HansbeTy was also there. GO
ing up on previous day.
Ed Kuhn experienced an accident white work
ing the generator at the light plant which
might have caused him 10 lose his eye sight.
but he fortunately escaped with slight injury
to his eyes. lie making some adjustment
FIRE few right into his face He did not notice
any III effects al first but later was obliged To
call physician 10 treat his cyes.
Frank Walker. who was In Milwaukee sew
eral weeks recovering from an operation on bic
neck and takinE trsntment for rheumatism In
his left arm, arrived home accompanied by
his wife who had been with him a part Of the
time. His operation relieved the trouble in
his neck but he has mot yet recovered the USE
Of his arm.
DIR. MaeKeehine accouap anied the following
patients TO La Crosse for OperatiOns Laura
Liska. Mrs. Worth Bailey and Corn NOfsnger.
The base ball game at Union Center on July
4 proved not 10 be very exciting. The con-
testing teams were Union Center vs.. HilsboTo,
the latter winning by a score of II 90.
}. F. Stepka. who lives in Dist No. Union
township, says that his district did pretty well
in the War Savings Stamp drive when II went
over the top by S17I0. This is not only pretty
good. but very good
HanrV Rurris scho has posfffn,, In he
Reedsburg WOODEN mills, was home TO spend
the Fourth twith his parents. Henry tried
several times TO enlist in the army but WIS re-
jected each time. he is contenting
himself with making wool cloth for soldiers
clothing.
Miss Marjorie Lind offered her services to
Uncle Sam 60 become nurse for overseas
work but was rejected on account Of being too
young She was informed through the Amer
lean Red Cross Of Chicago that transports
would be issued TO women except between the
ages Of rs and 40.
Ed Lind made inquiry among the business
men TO ascertain how many could leave their
business and help the farmers during haying
and harvest II necessary. number have Of
feTed their services.
y. l. Bailey and E. l.. Daniels went to La
whe died " that city. For many years Mr..
Devine was a resident Of this locality. living
about q mile east Of Hillsboro. lie was a
member 81 the Hillsboro NJ. ". A. camp.
WIN. LhshH writes from foTt LeaNehNOttHs
Kansas, where he Is located that he Is
doing sigrai work. lie has been there two
weeks. lie says IL is fine place and that IL
seems more IKE a school than anything else.
He says: Am getting telegraph practice
well flag signaling. I must say that the
army lie IL great one.
Miss Augusta KahleT Of this village has been
offered two enofing positions, both Of which
pay good salaries. She received q wire message
from Washington Offering her n position in the
var department which pays a salary Of 500
per month AZ about The same time she
rendered e good position # Riehiand Center,
which she will probably accept that she
can be rear home. shr has passed both state
and national civil service examinations.