Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-07-09
Short News Stories of Interest
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Mabel Normand. Friday. at the
Star.
Cashier DagnOn was in the city
from Yuba.
Bessie Barriscale Thursday to-
night at the Star.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Ma
tional Bar < building. Phone 80.
DIR. Sathe is now located in his
Office over Stoll & Groves store.
Another one of those screaming
Lloyd comedies at the Star Friday.
The W. c. T. U. viii meet at Eek
hart Park Tuesday afternoon, July Is
| .-Orrin Theige, son of F.. G. Theige
of Niroqua town, arrived home from
France Tuesday morning.
Ben B. Morrison and family mo-
tored from Madison to pass q couple
of days with numerous relatives.
Remember the ten-cent aid so
ciety at the NJ E. church. Everybody
come and bring somebody with you.
IF you have in mind putting in
| plumbing and heating, see Schram,
the sanitary plumber. Phone 39S 2Stf
Miss Lulu Burlin has been in the
city from Tomah visiting her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. White
tenant Smith motored from Madison
to pass the Fourth with relatives and
friends.
-Adolph and Roy Stevling return
ed to St. Paul from service overseas,
Adolph serving as a cook with the SD
engineers.
Mrs. Arne T. Fortney returned
to her home at Bowden, North Dakota,
after a visit with her brothers, the
Solversons.
Lost time cannot be regained.
Lose no time in arranging to enter
the Mankato Commercial College,
Mankato, MINI.
Sailor Bernard Case is at home
on sixteen-day furlough. Since en-
listing in the navy, he has made eight
trips across the pond.
Watkins remedies for sale one
block east of Bank of Viroqua. Phone
150 Mail or phone orders filed. M.
]. Nelson, Viroqua. 23-tf
Mr.. Ole Torger of Liberty Pole
is confined in the St.Paul hospital at
St.Paul, following an operation for a
cataract on both eyes.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Swiggum were
called by wire to St.Paul this morning
where their daughter, Ella Kendrick
of New Rockford, North Dakota, is
seriously i'll.
Some stunt LaFarge autoists
pulled off for our celebration. Otto
Hill made four trips over on Friday
to bring passengers, Thos. Huff. three
Arch Davidson two.
Ladies of the M. f. aid society
will entertain at the church Wednes-
day afternoon, July 16. Everybody
invited. Also business meeting All
members requested to be present.
DIR. Mead will be found at his of
fee above Dahl's drug store all day
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days, at other times he can be reached
by calling him on the Liberty Pole line.
Sheldon Tresseder of Wyoming
dropped in on his parents He told
the Censor the far west is very dry
and in some sections crops are ruined
Montana is short of moisture and
things look discoura ging for grains.
Sherwood Coffland and family
were in the city for three days. Sat
urday was Sherwood's birthday and a
picnic was given in his honor. All the
Coffland family were assembled for
the reunion.
Standard Hog Regulator improv-
es digestion, regulates the bowels,
sweetens the stomach, purifies the
blood, expels worms, saves feed and
shortens the fattening period. Call
and get book at o. E. Davis Drug
Store.
Relatives received cards announc-
ing the marriage of VIM. P. White of
Chicago to Miss Ethel Frances Sweet,
graduate nurse of that city. The
after short trip II Los Angeles, the
former home of the bride.
Mrs. Grace Favor of Chicago, re-
ceived telegram from her son, D. w.
Favor, Jr., with Co. 404 Motor Trans
port Co. 313, that he arrived in Bos-
ton on battleship Virginia, July 4th.
He was met in Boston by Mr.and Mrs.
J. w. Schrieter-nee Wade Favor.
Friends receive word from Louis
S. Thompson and family that they are
now at Casper, Wyoming, having had
splendid luck so far on their motor
trip, not yet having changed a tire.
They will go to Colfax, Washington,
to visit Aroe Slack and family before
returning.
The old Viroqua business mems
outing club has disbanded. That body
has only failed one year in the last
quarter century in taking an outing.
When Capt. Tate passed away the
guiding spirit and pilot was at rest
and only eight or nine of the original
twenty-five charter members remain.
The camp equipment, complete in ev-
cry detail is for SALE The field is now
clear for anyone to organize a new
club if they so desire
At six O'Clock on the morning of
July 4th, at the Catholic church in this
city occurred the wedding of Alba j.
Groves and Gene K. Weber, Father
Phalen officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wise attended them, and only
immediate relatives witnessed the GER
emory. Alba is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Groves, young man of
fine principles and esteemed by many
friends. Miss Weber is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Weber, and
sterling young lady in every respect.
The couple Immediately took up their
life work on Mr. Groves farm near
Ross, and the DEEPEST well-wishes of
-sar.r 4 L Il