Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-04-02
Circuit Court convenes April IA.
Special meeting of county board
Pick-Ups bv

Towner's.
Mr.. w. E. Lind has become land
lord of Hotel Hillsboro.
Foot rest hosiery fof children,
wcmen, and men at Towners.
DIR. Fortney. Dentist, Office over
Dahl's drug store. Phone l76.
DR. has. .ientIst nfiics y"
"A fine residence property in West
by for sale. Inquire of 7. j. Thorson,
Westby.
-Gimbel Hats and Fashion caps.
The Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
johnson.
If you have tired and aching feet,
go to Stoll & Groves. They can help
you out.
Miss Lena Weimar came from
Lacrosse to pass weekend with Viro-
qua friends.
Keep in mind the dance at the
Opera House given by the Viroqua
orchestra Friday night.
Misses Helen and Esther Williams
students at Lawrence university, are
home for spring vacation.
-Bekkedal warehouse at Viola clos
ed for the season after two months of
tobacco sorting and packing.
Smart 1919 Collegian styles here
for every man of II to 20. The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
Mail US your films to be developed
and printed. We pay return postage.
M. j. Jasperson. 1910
We are showing a handsome line
of silks, silk foulards, Georgette crepes
and wash satins. Surenson & Dahl.
Our new stock of wall paper has
arrived and we will be pleased to show
you our samples. o. E. Davis, Drug
gist.
Mrs. StoIl's division of the NJ. E.
church will serve supper on Wednes-
day, April 8, from o'clock till all are
served.
Miss Dorothy Trowbridge came
home from Portage, for an indefinite
stay The public schools there being
under the flu ban.
Isaac Morris displayed in the Cen
sor Office beautiful specimen of cop
per Indian arrow picked up by his
brother on his farm near Sparta.
e. B. Knutson, formerly of the
Fisk Tire Co., is now located at Horn
by & Jackson's garage, prepared to
do expert vulcaniziDg. 1872
Selected University of Wisconsin
Spanish tobacco seed, grown by H.
S. McGiffin of Sparta, SOC per ounce.
johnson & Vigdahl. lift
Hon. A. H. Dahl was here on Fri
day enroute to DEBORAH, Iowa, where
he went to attend meeting of Luther
College directors, of which he is one.
M. A. Rosenwater, former vi
roqua baker, writes the Censor that he
has sold his farm near Rising Sun
and is moving to the village of Mt.
Sterling.
If you have sweaty feet, calIouses
on the bottom of your feet or at times
pains in your toes, it IS most certain
you have foot trouble. We can help
you and in most cases cure you. Stoll
& Groves.
L. M. Roseland went to Chicago,
accompanied by Helmer Bekkedal of
Westby, who enters a hospital. The
young man has been seriously i'll for
some time.
The ferry between DeSoto and
Lansing is again reality for the sea-
son, with J. L. Adams as owner, pilot
and captain. Three trips day for
passengers and vehicles.
Captain James, Harry James and
wife, w. j. Lawrence and wife of Fer
ryville community, were among the
outside fraters who came to attend
Friday nights Masonic festivities.
After long, hard seige the influ-
enza ban has been raised at LaFarge,
schools, churches and public gather
ings resumed. LaFarge has been for
tunate in few losses by death.
DR. II. j. O'Connell, former On
tario boy, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
nard O'Connell, now of Lacrosse, has
located at Cashton for the practice as
veterinary surgeon. DR.. O'Connell re-
turned from army service.
Mrs. Cooley and her daughter,
Mrs. W. H. Morgan, were called to
Minneapolis because of death of a
Miss Maud Wright, granddaughter
of Mrs. Cooley, who died suddenly For
seven years, when a girl, deceased
lived at Retreat with her parents.
Mrs. Isaac Morris of Bishop
Branch returned from Lacrosse Fair
view hospital, where she was success
fully operated upon and treated for
goitre. Mrs George White went there
for like treatment.
State and county trunk line road
patrolmen opened their spring cam
paign, yesterday The state ,atrol-
men make daily reports of their oper-
ations to Highway Commissioner Ris-
tow. On the county lines reports are
made weekly to the commissioner.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Dyson and
daughter Doris, arrived home from a
fortnight's recreation and rest at Ex-
,celsier Springs. They paid visit to
Mr. Dyson's parents at St.Jo, Nilsson
ri. former pioneers of Bloomingdale,
who are in delicate health in their adj
vanced years.
Commencing April, telegraph tolls
were given a 20 per cent boost by the
government. 1t is reported that both
passenger and freight rates will be
given another hoist within brief time.
All made, the government managers
say, to meet increases made in abnor-
NAL salaries made since Uncle Sam
assumed command.
Service on the Viroqua-Sparta
branch road is about as bum as thing
can be and still be denominated as
public service" With cripple of a
locomotive that gives no assurance of
making a trip in reasonable time or
with safety, the train crew are often
worked IL to 20 hours a day, and the
travelling public is greatly discommod-
ed
-DeSoto Argus reports that a sec
sond power saw accident occurred in
Bed Mound community, at Lewis
Mack's. when Martin Dale, young
man. while shifting a belt his right
forearm and hand were crushed so
that the splintered bone protruded
through the flesh and three-inch sec
ton Of the bone was gone. Silas Hay
den of Retreat, also suffered a minor
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