Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-27
Short News Stories of Interest
Ups by Reporters Doings
Vroqua Vicinity
Your share is fair.
Easter next Sunday.
Fine spriup weather

Your share is fair.
-Easter next Sunday.
Fine spring weather.
Go to the election next Tuesday.
Boost the Liberty loan. Your share is
fair
The new Cheney silk neckwear at stOll
A dime day did it. ask Brown Music
Company.
mighty fine hat. it must be a Ston
Groves Mallory.
Mr. and Mrs Forest Storer OF Liberty. had
Q son born to them.
Mrs. Ed. Blakely went 20 1aFarge TO visit
relatives and friends
Coming The Masque OF Life, the big
thriller at the Star.
WIN. S. Hart in The Square Deal Man at
the Star Saturday.
A dime a day, what will il do? Ask the
Brown Music Company.
Donald Gauper over from Lacrosse
TO pass Sunday at home.
"A complete line of alabastine and mures-
co at o. E. Davis Drug Store.
Some of those fancy prunes for lie
per pound at Romans Grocery.
Miss Lena Weimer over from La
Crosse for a brief call friends.
The old Mississippi river is freed from
ice, few days earlier than usual
-Stoddard and Winona sand and granite
for sale at C.. l.. Gilman Lumber Yard.
-Hooverize by eating potatoes. Get them
at Romans Grocery for 75c per bushel.
-Eeonomy in the long run: Ston
Groves all pure worsted suit, $40 to S35.
A complete line of ladders in lengths from
to 40 feet at c. L. Colman Lumber Yard.
Perfection Asbestos tires-7500 miles. No
loose treads. Few punctures. w. Z. BUTT.
Spring hats in all the new shapes, The
Blue Front Store, Eilefson & johnson. 1872
p. e. Burcham of Avalanche section. fell
from load of hay and fractured three ribs
AT the ripe age of more than ninety-one
years. james Townsend died in Soldiers Grove.
Going, going, pretty nearly gonei Fancy
onions SIPS per bushel at Romans Grocery.
We carry a complete line of DIR. Roberts
veterinary medicines. o. E. Davis Druggist.
Frank knower and made business
f~s.x afrsr anA in he
Put out the cat, turn out the lights and
see Lyman Howe's 10000 attraction Thursday
Mrs. Martin L. HufTord. one of violas
leading women, died at that place, aged fifty
three years.
Mrs Sterile and daughter Clarisse spent
Saturday and Sunday at their former Coon
Valley home.
"A little son of Mr.. and Mrs. ThOs. Kilen
taken TO Lacrosse to be operated upon
Henry Lindemann and Chris Berg were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Chase over the
Sabbath in Lacrosse.
dime a day is very easy way to have
in your home all the best artists to play. See
Brown Music Company.
Mrs. Mile j., wife of Edw. 7. Williams,
formerly residents of Readstown, died in Craw
ford county, March IL. aged 80 years.
TOILET Anderson of Red Mound is taking
treatment in a Prairie du Chen sanitarium,
hoping to be relieved from infamatOry rheu-
matism.
--fIr0Qua hnlEhtS lemplaf VIII observe
Easter at the Congregational church next
Sunday morning at the regular hour of ser
vice
Taking like sanshine-"Do Children
Count stories with the worlds greatest ch'ld
actor, Mary MacAllister. See the first at the
Star Friday.
Theodore Johnson passed through the city
Sunday for his home at West Prairie. He
had been taking treatment in a Lacrosse hos
pital for several weeks.
Don't miss next Tuesdays election. Yer
cOu0ty 0uphf roll a big majority
for the republican nominated for u. S. Sen
atOr-Irvine Luther LenroOt
DIR. Cremer of Cashton in the city
Friday. He said that they having
hot license Eight in that village to be settled
by the voters next Tuesday.
Courtship' and other famous Saturday
ing Post stories shown at the Star. See Eff
cheney Edgar's COurtship Friday night
shall and Miss Maud Neprud are representing
the womans county council of defense at
state meeting in session at Madison.
Turn your clock ahead one hour and adj
just your watch, your stomach and your work
to meet the order of the nations con-
servers. We must not be out Of fashion.
Will Norris of Round Prairie, has good
number of large type Poland China brood
sows for sale at reasonable figures Stock
guaranteed first class. Address him at Viro-
qua. RI.
Let us be sure the man who fits our eyes
to glasses has scientific training. Let find
out how he is equipped TO do the work. You
VIII So " AL HNthSOh ut A1dNSAoSSc WIN godi
eye troubles.
-Chas. S. shorey of Genoa. recommends
the irrigated land in the PecOs valley in Texas
as very pleasant and productive tract of
land at most reasonable prices. If interested.
write to Mr.. Shorey to d. A. Dodds immi-
grafton agent, PecOs Valley Southern Railway.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Box 1928. 1922
For fully q week the llickapOo railroad
was out of commission because of high water,
which damaged the road bed. After some days
delay mail for the dihercnt towns was taken
across from the Viroqua Office. Service
the road has been restored.
DIR, Vim. M. Schol., of Chicago. IS perhaps
the greatest living authority foot troubles
and their mechanical correction. One or Dr.
SshOlrs personally trained assistants is TO be
in this city from April to April and will
conduct demonstration of the schnll appli-
ances in the store of Stoll s. Groves each day
while here. He will examine feet and give
expert advice without charge.
Clerk Melby of Christiana was in the city
on Saturday, bringing the towns Liberty loan
assessment rolls. He told the Censor that on
that day every main road in the town was
being dragged and rounded Good for Chris
tiana. If every town should follow suit Yer
non county would be much more inviting
place TO live.
Now is the time to drag and "bunt'' pub
lie highways. days good work right now
is worth three days in week from now in
making permanent the roads for the coming
season. The new state and county patrol
system will not be inaugurated till May first,
and it is regrettable oversight in not having
earlier action.
Charley Hauge soon departs for Montana, ex-
pecting to locate at Wolf Point. where his
mother lives. His family will follow later.
Charley has been efficient clerk in Viroqua
business places. His genial cOuntenance and
hustling movements will be missed by GUS
toners.
-Milt Henry and wife passed a few days
among relatives and friends. They like their
new town of WheatIand home. Milt says he
and his Ray cut and have piled up thirty
cords of cOrd-wOOd and one hundred cords of
stove length. Every farmer and timber-lot
owner ought 10 do the same. Fuel next win |
ter will be scarce than during the past |
winter. II is reported that distant coal fields |
will not be permitted to supply our state next |
season.
As a result Of the painful accident that |
came to Editor Walter VanWinter of the |
Viola News. amputation of the thumb the |
right hand was found necessary. His arm |
was also mangIed. The loss of right thumb |
is one of the worst dismemberments that can /
come TO a working printer and newspaper |
man. His friends among tn, fraternal craft |
deeply sympathize with Brother VanWinter- |
In these days of help shortage trained print |
especially scarce. Postmaster Vint |
Frazier of Readstown, is lending a helping /
hand in getting out the Viola paper.