Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-01-22
RED CROSS EMPLOYS NURSES
Splendid Move for Public Aid Started
by NirOqua Chapter

Splendid Move for Public Aid Started
by VirOqua Chapter
The Viroqua Red Cross society has
risen to the urgent public need in ar
essentially practical manner. The So
ciety has shouldered the financial re-
sponsibility of employing six nurses
whose duty it will be to lay out daily
routes covering the entire city with
the intention that none of our sick
will lack for care, as is now regretta-
bly, the case. Many families are all
in bed, and find it almost impossible
to procure any help, while others are
financially unable to do so. This
move will guarantee that all will re-
ceive some professional care at least
Rev. Stevens is making every effort
to locate the necessary nurses.
The matter of diet is very impor-
tant in influenza, and it is planned to
establish a department under super
vision of the domestic science teacher
to care for the needs of the sick in this
line. All get together and supple
ment the work of these organized
forces of relief to the limit of their
ability.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Ladies outing flannel gowns. H
E. Rogers.
Comforter bats 72x90, pounds
81 each. Rogers.
New spring dress ginghams or
display at Suttle & Tate's.
Frederick Dyson is in Milwaukee
attending commercial college.
sheriff ROGERS made an officia
trip to Readstown one day recently.
We still have some great bargains
in coats and suits at Suttle & Tate's.
Druggist Roy Forum and wife
are here from Whitehall visiting rela-
tives
Special prices on ladies' and chill.
dren's dresses this month at Suttle &
Tate's.
Use San Tox syrup hypophos.
phites Co. as a tonic. o. E. Davis
Druggist.
Favor, the Viroqua harness max
err will exchange harness for Liberty
Loan bonds.
As a gargle use listerine, alpho-
zone tablets or B. X. All are good
o. E. Davis, Druggist.
Private Nordahl Thompson re.
Gently returned from overseas, is Wis
iting relatives in this locality.
Tom Mills, who lately sold his
farm to John Wedwick, has just pur-
chased the old Enoch Harris farm.
Complete new line of white ma.
terials for dresses, skirts, waists, in
fants' wear etc. at Suite & Tate's.
Bring in your battery and have
us take care of it during the winter
1t will pay you well. M. o. Larsen's
garage.
VIM Horribly of Liberty Pole has
returned from Prairie du Chen where
he has been taking treatment for
rheumatism.
Vincent Rabbit arrived home or
MONDAY morning from Philadelphia
having received his discharge from
the service.
Walter Lehman and Mrs. Roy
Moore were in the eastern section OF
the county to see their brother. who
is critically i'll.
Ross Bankus of Readstowp, was
placed under arrest by federal officer
on charge of alleged sale of intoxi.
cants in dry territory.
%. G. Lewis of the firm of Lewis
Brothers of Lacrosse was a visitor ir
the city on Saturday, a guest of his
brother-in-law, City Clerk Older
Anyone wishing to purchase g
farm or village property, should cal
on or address G. S. Shorey, Stoddard
| Wis. He has some fine bargains. "a
Please remember and pay youl
subscription in advance if you wish t.
receive it at 81 so a year The penal.
ty period is extended to February Is
Remember, please, and pay youl
back subscription and make advanced
payment before February Is. After
that date the so cent penalty will be
inaugurated.
The wife of DIR. Bingham of La.
| Fargo, was taken to Madison for sur.
gieal operation. Also Mrs. W. E. Nc.
! Vey went to Prairie du Chen SAM.
tarium.
| ne local Red Cross ladies were
sor rat hurried over an early cal
fol = remaining refugee garments
A quartet were made busy at the Pear
Brye home to make final completion
/ for shipment.
Mrs. Asbjornson Snearly had
planned to at once open a restaurant
in the building purchased from y. A
Swiggum. but both Mr.. and Mrs
Snearly are suffering from The au and
they are unable TO attend 20 business
as yet
( Plural carrier Carl J. Hagen and
wife were over from Westby to trans.
act business. Carl made the Censor q
/ pleasant call and incidentally dropped
AL *" for his paper and a "V'' fol
his route patron, former chairman
( John G. Baglien
Her old Vernon county friends
viii be interested in the patriotic WORK
/ accomplished by a late resident, Mrs
/ A. L. McLees, now located at Kings,
/ ley, Montana. The lady made dainty
/ tatted yoke, which she donated to ths
/ Kingsley Red Cross. The sale Of hel
lhandiwork hetted the society the neat
sum Of STATS.