Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-03-12

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eral income report.
DIR. George w. Minshall made
trip to Chicago the past week.
DIR. Baldwin, dentIst. second floor
Ferguson building. Phone sc
DR.. Fortney, Dentist. Office over
DahPs drug store. Phone l76.
DIR Chase dentist ntficf NJ
r. Rank hmiain. phons
See Fatty Arbuckle in The Cook
at the Star Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Owen Moore of La Crosse
was transacting business in the city.
Tennis Sebion of Esofea was a
business visitor here a day last week.
Steiner Jacobson has moved onto
the Thoreson place near Chasetown.
Mrs. Henry Running is at a La
Crosse hospital for a few days with
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Fremstad of
Westby.
Kenneth Mills has returned from
Chicago to take up agricultural duties
at homt
Mrs. Bertha Hanson has rented
Mrs. Colts cottage near the school
Born February %, to Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Hauge a little daugh-
ter.
"A fine line of cotton dress goods,
ginghams, voiles, zephyrs, etc, at SUIT
tie q Tate's.
w. B. Hook made a trip to La
Fargo last week, going and coming
on foot.
"A. J. Favor has rented his farm
in Jefferson to John Svendby, who
moves there soon.
Alice Older is to finish the term
OF school in the Brookville district,
Miss Gander resigning.
&C. II. Mills has sold his farm in
the town of Jefferson and will soon be-
come a resident of the city.
Bethel church raised and sent to
Pastor Hofstead 1925, nice and much
appreciated remembrance.
Adam McLees sold his farm south
of the city, formerly the Hans john
son place, to Mr.. Nelson.
An infant son of Paul Buros died
on Salem Ridge. Mother of the child
died when he was five days old.
Jack Watson is able to be up and
Florida in company with his brother
Aaron.
-Bandman Blair Sherrick is en-
joying a few days furlough from
duties with the base hospital band at
Camp Grant.
Miss Clara NJ. Hovde, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Hovde of Westby
died in hospital after two years i'll
ness from tuberculosis, aged %.
Keep in mind the Royal Neigh
Dor st. Patrick's dance at Running's
hall Tuesday, March IS. Culvers or
chestra will furnish the music. Tick
cts $1.00.
Beaver lodge will install officers
Wednesday evening, March 10th. Re-
freshments will be served. The first
and third Wednesdays of each month
are regular meeting dates.
Income Assessor H. KnutsOn is
the owner of fine Nash automobile,
purchased through Horribly & Jackson.
They initiated it by taking trip to
IaFarge on Sunday.
M. w. A. lodge will put on one of
their big dances, the first Of the seas
on, on Thursday night of next week,
at Trimmings hall. Tickets $1.00
Music by Culver's orchestra.
i have residence property in vi
roqua, Westby, Coon Valley and Stod-
dard. If you are interested in getting
a home in any of these places, write
or call on T. j. Thorson, Westby.
The w. r. c. held an interesting
meeting Saturday, March s, when one
new member was initiated and re-
freshments served. The Corps is ex-
periencing a steady healthy growth.
Kendall keystone gives warning
that I7-year locusts are due this year
Let 'em come. After the world war
we're ready to meet anything that
walks, swins ,creeps, flies or floats.
--Nirom Foster took his little CIR
to La Crosse Monday, where she was
operated upon for appendicitis. Mr.
and Mrs. Foster have surely had more
than their share of sickness the past
year.
Mr.. Pearl Tilton came from bind
sey, Saturday, to take his wife bacl
home. She has been staying will
Mrs. Amos Green. He found her 81
much improved in health that he de
cided she should remain longer.
L. E. Cass spent last week visit
ing in Northern Wisconsin and Michi
gSn and with his sister, Mrs S. C
Rosebush, at Appleton, whom he re
pores as now spending two weeks a
Chicago and Battle Creek.
Their friends regret the remova
from this city to Cashton of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Clarence Anderson. He has beer
connected with the Smith Hardwar,
as clelk for a number of years and i!
a steady and vigorous young man
He becomes secretary and treasurer
of the new Cashton Milling Company
"A regular nest-to-goodness car
nival was given in Coon Valley las
Saturday night. The children of tht
Coon Valley public schools, under th'
direction of the Misses Elsie Preus
Malinda Schmitt Irene Orten and Mar
tina Moe pulled off a grand array o
vaudeville stunts. dramatic bits, ant
the usual carnival attractions. Their
were different attractions in each o
the four school rooms. After the fivt
big acts of the Vaudeville were givel
by the Crazy" orchestra, the song
sters union, the dramatic club ant
other lrould-be aspiring young enter
tainers, the carnival stunts took place
The Fish Pond afforded much amuse
ment f u the children, but the mel
were attracted by the booth called
For Men Only" but much to their dis
appointment it contained only a pal
of suspenders. The swimming match
Velvet Special. Wild Man From Dor
neo and the Picture Studio-were equal
ly good attractions but the forum
telling booth and the candy booth CAV
the buyer more for his money. Re
freshments were served in the lunel
room. The affair was not only move
and first class but showed that tn
school had good pep. The proceed
amounted to s85.
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