Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-04-02
LOCAL OVERFLOW

Were you April fooled.
Rev. o. o. Sovde was up from Coon Val
ley on Monday.
What is love Of brother? See "Pols First,
Star, Saturday and Sunday.
every sense a screen classic. See pals First"
Star. Saturday and Sunday.
ISAAC Lavold has Ixrehased the Arthur
Rogers Third ward residence.
"A pal in need is a pal indeed-See Pals
First" Star, Saturday and Sunday.
The greatest code in mankind-Sce pals
First, Star, Saturday and Sunday.
"A great picture from great play. See
"Pais First" Star Saturday and Sunday.
"A popular player in a popular plays &c
pals First" Star, Saturday and Sunday.
District Attorney G. J.. Smith was con-
fined TO his home by illness. for a few DAYS.
%. u. Natwiek and family have moved
from Chasetown 20 their Second ward resi-
dence.
A viriIe romance Of sunny Tennessee. See
pals First" Star. Saturday and Sunday.
Jos. Parker. Avalanche merchant, pur-
chased Ford truck on which 20 do his haul
Martin Larson. on Monday received a
carload Of handsome StudebHker Six auto
mobiles.
TOILET b. Hetland sold his coax Grove"
stock farm ON Asbury Ridge to ArlO Mason of
Ferryyille.
Chris Bangsberg writes TO have his Cen
scr changed from Boldhsh, California, TO To0le
City. Utah.
Mrs. A. o. Larson returned home after a
winter spent with her daughter at Aberdeen.
Mrs. n. r. Rusk reports the arrival Of
a nine-pound boy at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Lepage.
Veteran W. STAR Waters, long of Spring.
vile. has sold his property at BOaeobei and
will remove to Sparta.
Prof. W. r. Morgan is home from Am
herst. looking after farm interests during
spring school vacation.
Two former Chairmcn Smith. c. o. of
hickapoo, and G. A. Of Liberty. were county
seat business visitors on Monday
-EeTi Coldweil and wife Catherine. of Vi
roqua, were divorced in Judge Higbee's court
at Lacrosse, on Friday.
Would you assume the identity OF Grim
inai to regenerate a pal? See pals First.
Star. Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Edith Lyons resigned as agent at the
Southeastern and returned 10 Lacrosse. The
place is filled by VIM. Outcelt of Lacrosse.
Allen Fredrickson and Albert in
town from Purdy, Saturday. The young man
is recovering from four-months' serious i'll
Another change has been 4radc in the
proprietorshiD OF the city bakery, W. II. Led
man selling the plant and business TO Ole
Ole N. Wig and his sister. Mrs Mullen,
came from Litch6eld, Minnesota. TO attend
the funeral of their brother-in-law, Edward
Enochson.
because Of illness Miss Drewy Lake came
home from Readstown teaching. She says the
village Is recovering from ilu seourge. schools
From Illinois, City CLERK Older received
card announcing the arrival of twin sons
at the home Of his nephew Harold Older,
former Springville boy
Hugh Morrison has purchased the I40 acre
farm near Dell, formerly owned BY Jos. Park
er. CONSIDERATION $4,000. Mr.. Morrison NOV
ed 10 the place last week.
-Chas. s Slack received from France a
number Of soldier group pictures in which his
son Gradon Is n member. He writes that he
will probably start home in early May.
The Rev. Il. Harris was at EauClaire last
Friday attending conference of the leading
ministers OF the Lat iosse ana hantiare Dis-
tricts in the interest Of the Centenary move
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mccall of this city,
have sold their I6O-acre improved farm in the
town of Liberty to John +. Stoll. This gives
Mr.. Stolll over 400 acres In body. uniting adj
joining farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Wallace Of Asbury
ridge the loss of their little tow months
old daughter. The neighbors sincerely sym
pathize with them. Burial will be in Coon
Valley cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mollet rejoice over
the arrival Of n baby daughter at their home.
one mile east Of the city. The baby's grand
parents. Sir. and Mrs. Grant Cox, spent Sun
day at Chairman MOores
The Lyman Howe picture carnival, Wed
neSday night at the Opera House. was GER
tainiy a return Of the only Lyman Howe; No
I other movie outfit compares with these always
new and inspiring scenes.
George Lott, resident Of Wheatlsnd
adjudgsd insane in Judge mahoney'S court and and
taken 10 Madison state hospital by Sheriff
Rogers. SIR. Lott is gbout so years old. res
ident Of Wheatland for years.
In a note asking 10 have the address on
his paper changed. l.. l.. Melvin writes from
Great Falls. Montana Weather is fine here
and crops looking good. Had no snow to
speak Of al winter. The DO = baek here
time. This is a great town. one OF the very
best n the west
Lac r0sse Trihane says Thomas Sobkowiak
and George 1ietze, both Of StoddaFd, VIII be
arraiened in police court charged with run
ming an automobile without 1918 license.
The men are also charged by Roland G.
Chase, recently returned from the army, with
collidinR With his car. and damaging II to the
extent Of S25
-Hud Kenyon, a socialist orator who de-
cried the value Of Liberty bonds and called It
"a rich mans var, was given one year in
FLLesyeHWorth BY Judge Sanborn sitting at
Eau Claire. Arthur 0sehner. Sank county
farmer paid fine Of $500 for eriiieisina
America part in the var.
--Richland Center Democrat says the two
years old babe Of Mr.. and Mrs Marion Qusly
had marrow escape which fortunately
suited in injury except . bad confusion Of
the forehead. The little one playing about
the house. pushed open window in the bath
room the second floor, walking Out and
falling hesdlOHR 70 the ground upon the out
side of the buiiding.
Harry Bsngsberg vent TO Barron county
70 attend a sale given BY his brother, Chester.
who has disposed Of his farm up there. In
this sale his complete herd of pure and
high-grsde Holstein cattle. Harry tells that
s-months' old bull sired by Sir Rag Apple
Guschen DeKOl sold at SOS. A heifer same
age brought $50. Two other young pure
bred cows sold for sos and sIs5, while high
grade cows ranged from $40 TO sf57. num-
Der Of prominent Hoistein breeders were pres
emit from different states. Harry says he re-
Gently acquired = young herd bull from his
brothers herd. He thinks our Vernon county
bgys must wake gp 20 the advantage Of pure
bred animals remarkinK that the number Of
parebred cattle in northern and southern Wis
eonsin herds are many as compared with the
same class Of animals in Vernon county.
Norwegian aecOrdionists at the Opera
House tonight.
A novelty, accordion solaists, Opera House,
tonight, Thursday.
Accordion concert and dance tonight, Thurs
day, Opera House.