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


viii exchange harness for Liberty
loan bonds. If
-Wanted, $4,000 Liberty Bonds.
Office at Favors' Harness shop. R.
w. Rogerson.
-36-inch percales at 25c per yard.
Rogers.
New silk dresses once a week at
Suttle & Tate's.
Dance tonight-GabePs orchestra.
Guaranteed extra good programs
at the Star this week.
-Special Rex Beach, The Auction
Block, together with Arbuekle in The
Cook, late Paramount comedy. This
is an eXtrG double program at no adj
vance in prices.
Mrs. Sathe was a Lacrosse caller
Monday.
County AGENT Graf has organized
a calf club at Hillsboro.
--Zell Mccall spent Sunday with
her Parents in this city.
The DysOGs are at Excelsior
Springs for several weeks.
DR. Benson has purchased the E.
F. Purdy house on South Main st.
Mrs. Phinney of Merrill is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. E. W. Hazen.
Elder J. c. Roger is attending
conference. of the Adventist church at
Arena.
The latest New York creations in
costs and suits now on display at Sur
enson Il DahPs.
The Kellicutt families received a
visit from Mrs. Joseph Hankins Of
Viola last week
Truman Dustin, who has been
seriously i'll with appendicitis, is i'm
proving nicely.
Miss Allene Solverson entertained
the High School faculty at her home
on Tuesday evening.
From % pullets, Howard Minshall
got 1925 eggs from November IL, to
February 28-average of 81.
"A car of ice on the spur at the
creamery got away from the engine
and went partly over the dump.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roseland and two
small daughters are in St.Paul attend
ing family reunion Of the Roseland
family.
Julius Somerfeld was hurried to
| Lacrosse for an operation for append
icitis, and is reported recovering from
the same.
We invite you to inspect our
| spring styles in the Fashion" caps.
Newest out. The Blue Front Store,
Ellefson & Johnson.
DO not fail to see our new" Punch"
last Ralston shoes. Style, comfort
and wear. The Blue Front Store, Ell
| lefson & Johnson.
At a recent business meeting of
the Bad AK church, Ramberg's charge,
it was decided to increase the minis
ter's salary by so per cent.
John Field, general superintend-
ent of the Warner corset company
\ drcpped in Monday 10 spend day
with his mother and numerous friends
After seven years of faithful and
efficient service at the Nirodua Cream
cry, Mrs. Ira Casperson has resigned
and her position is taken by Miss
Dora Olson.
-Neighbors and friends spent ar
enjoyable evening with Guy DeGarmC
and family, Wednesday. They have
purchased a farm near Ross and will
soon move thereon.
Mrs. A. o. Seal and Miss Laura
McCulloch join Mr.. and Mrs. /. F
Nuzum at Sparta on their way home
from California and go with them tc
Baraboo for a visit.
Our suit sale is a splendid sue.
cess-far beyond our expectations.
You stand in your own light if you
do not join the procession now. The
Blue Front, Ellefson & Johnson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Clarke were
pleasantly surprised by neighbor:
Monday night on the eve of theil
moving to the Geo. Clarke house
Tennis Olson has purchased their res
idence property.
After being in bed seven week:
with broken limb, Benora Methun
the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Ed Methun, is up and around OF
crutches. She wishes to thank he
friends and .neighbors for their kind
ness during her illness.
Due to rush of repair work, Jew
eler C. NJ. Morrison has added an as
sistant to his store-Ralph H. YOUNG
of Lacrosse, an experienced workman
Charlie also wishes to announce tina
he now has "Sharp point" pencils oil
: hand.
The Western Wisconsin Laymen'
Organization of the Lutheran churcl
conducts a three days evangelist
meeting in Rev. f. o. Hofstead's Beth
ell CHURCH, opening Thursday, Marcl
20 and closing Sunday, March %. Tn
text, John 45-15 will be introduced b.
! Rev. Rondestvedt of Westby.
! 1t viii be learned with deep re
greet by friends here that Rev. ALDER
f. Daschler, who supplied the Method
, list pulpit a short time several year
. ago, is a victim of the fla. He occu
pied the puipits at Black Earth, Mazo
! mamie and Glenwood, dying at the lat
: ter place.
while saving wood at Tom Hoy
, um's place, Martin Munson of Yves
: Prairie sustained a very severe injury
His foot came in contact with the say
and was practically severed. He wa
: rushed to this city where doctor
dressed the wound ana are attempting
: to save the foot. He is improving
! and there seems some chance OF saw
= ing it.
Mrs. A. c. Morrison receives tn
= distressing intelligence that her daugh
. ter, Mrs. Robert Thorn, passed ava
at Spokane last Thursday, following
/ operation-the second of her childre
to die in six weeks. Deep sympath
: is extended to the aged mother in he
r crushing bereavement. Effie was
+. teacher in Vernon county schools 70
- several years, and was held in highes
: respect and esteem by many friend
e in the old home who viii deeply regre
2 her sudden taking away.
Friends here have received Wor
D that Mrs Mary E. Nelson died at be
! home in Salt Lake City, February q
e She was the daughter Of Dir. Tho
S Fretwell, who moved here with hi
family in 1855. In 1866 she marie
Col. William Nelson, at that time ec
| itor Of the Censor. A son born her