Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-01-22
Short News Stories of Interest
Pick Dongs of
Vicinity


Willard Graham has been building
kitchen for Martin Bergh.
DR.. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone sc.
DIR. Fortney, Dentist, Office over
Dahl's drug store. Phone 176.
DR.. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 80.
Income Tax Assessor Knutson
went to Madison on official business.
Ray Brye has been away for a
few DAYS, having business at Superior.
Exit the green War Savings
stamps and now the blue are in vogue
for 1919.
Judge Mahoney's. court has been
busy with illicit liquor cases the past
few days.
The Cashton Ford agency has
been transferred by Phil Appleman
to Mike Brody.
Jas. WEIGH of Stoddard suffered
injuries by alighting from a moving
train at that place.
Use DIR. Hess Stock Tonic Pan
acea and Instant Louise Podwer. o.
E. Davis, Druggist.
Walter Mason accompanied his
wife to Lacrosse hospital for an
operation for goiter.
Mrs. Fred Wood, who submitted
to an operation for goiter, is reported
getting along nicely.
Mrs. E. NJ. Nye entertained last
Wednesday night in honor of Mrs. C..
A. Minshall of Westby.
e. j. Older was appointed as mar
shall temporarily to fill out the term
of Andrew Gald, resigned.
The Misses Helen and Bessie
Quamme have taken up their residence
in rooms in the Devlin block.
Irwin Henry was out on the street
after quite seige of sickness. Mrs.
Henry is reported on the gain.
Miss Laura Chase, r. n, has re-
turned to her duties in Chicago after
three weeks vacation with home folks.
Sal Vet is sold on a guarantee.
1t saves you good feed and puts your
stock in condition. o. E. Davis, Drug
gist.
Mrs. Nuzum writes from LosAn-
geles that the present is the coolest
winter she has experienced in C9iifor-
MIA
F. H. Rogers went to Chaseburg
and brought to the city Peter Steen,
whose mental condition is to be ex-
amined
Gust Chapiey sky hunter of Pleas
ant Valley near Cashton, has eaptur-
ed sixteen fox and three wolves this
winter.
A new daughter arrived at the
home of Ray Horribly during the past
week. Unhappily both parents are
suffering with the flu.
We wish to notify all those owing
us threshing bills, that they can pay
their bills at the Farmers Bank at
Viroqua. Hagen & Palsrud. AL"
Knute LoEerud, well known form
er resident of this community, writes
Viroqua friends that he has purchased
another farm near his present nome at
Barron.
The population at the state pen
itentiary at Waupun has decreased
from $40 to TIA the past two years.
Insane have increased slightly-now
numbering 1857.
State industrial commission has
ordered the village of West Salem to
He was killed while assisting the vii
lage marshall four years ago.
Carl N. Espeseth was mustered
out of service from Camp Pike, Ar
kansas, where he was attending an
officers training school. He travels
for the Corticelli Silk Co. of St.Paul.
Mr.. Thorston has sold his farm,
part in the town of Viroqua and part
in jefferson, to W. F. Lindemann. Mr..
Thorston moves to Missouri in the
near future to carve out new home.
Melvin Espeseth, former Viro-
qua boy, returned to his St.Paul home
from Rochester, where he underwent
double operation at St.Mary's hos
pital. He was in confinement three
weeks.
i wish to say to the country peo-
pie | am prepared to do all kinds of
picture work When you wish your
picture taken or enlarged phone .3464
and I'll call for your work. All work
guaranteed. E. j. FELTON,. A
Germany Must Pay! Don't neg
lect to read the series of articles COM
menced, last week, in the Censor, on
that important subject. They are
written by one thoroughly familiar
with affairs.
Druggist 0. A. Unseth of Westby
has been appointed permanent enroll
chant marine. This service offers I'M
usual opportunities to the American
youth.
Many headaches and kindred ills
are not cured by medical treatment
and our eyes are no exception. DR..
Evenson at Lacrosse is an exclusive
optometrist recognized by LaCrosse's
best people as most efficient optome-
trist. (eye doctor.)
Mrs George Eckhart has return
ed from several weeks stay in Iowa,
where she visited her three married
daughters. She reports new grand
child at the home Of her daughter
Leona The husbands of the younger
daughters are still in France.
F. w. Alexander is in receipt of a
novel family souvenir from his print
er-brothers in Spokane, Washington
group pictures of the five brothers as
they appeared at Avoca in 1867 and
after 81 years have passed. On the
back of the folder is the family chron-
ology.
We call attention to the large dis
play announcement and advertisement
of John Bobst & Son of Genoa town,
who are among the leading swine
breeders of Vernon county. They
make speciality of the popular Po-
land China breed, and have built up
a business in their line that commands
attention of breeders throughout this
section of country.
Safe crackers and thieves are
operating throughout the state and
a warning is issued to be on the look
out for them. Money should not be
left over night in Office or store. Safes
as strong boxes usually found in the
average place Of business can be read
lily opened with a light charge of high
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