Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-01-15
Reduced prices on muslins at Rog-


greeted Viroquans last Saturday.
Use San Tox syrup hypophos-
phites Co. as a tonic. o. E. Davis,
Druggist.
Favor, the Viroqua harness max
er viii exchange harness for Liberty
Loan bonds.
Great moderation since ten days
ago, when we had Is to 40 below zero
for three days.
Daniel Froiland was up from
Westby to attend creamery directors
meeting on Friday.
The Sentry says influenza in Hills
boro has spent its fury, no new cases
having developed.
AS a gargle use listerine, alpho-
zone tablets or B. X. All are good.
o. f. Davis, Druggist.
Bernard Curtis has returned from
Milwaukee, where he has been en-
ployed for some months.
This is the month for bargains
in suits, coats, dresses, skirts, waists,
ETC., at Suttle G. Tate's.
The c. l.. Weber family of La
Crosse were late visitors at the par
entail home of D. F. Allen.
The w. R. c. resumed duties,
holding regular election last Saturday.
Two new members were admitted.
Elder j. c Roger attended Ad-
ventist convention at Baraboo, preach
ing before the conference last Friday.
Bring in your battery and have
US take care of it during the winter.
1t will pay you well. NJ. D. Larsen's
garage.
Judge Mahoney was summoned
home from Washington a few days
I'd 1rifo1a fhaYa oxyvartoI haau11en of h0
illness of his wife.
The success of our January clear
ance up-to-date sale is most crafty
ing Remember it lasts through Jan
uary Suttle & Tate.
Mrs. iMable Haskins will take a
few more roomers and boarders. Res
idence one block south of Rekkedal
warehouse, 523 E. Court St.
Anyone wishing to purchase q
farm or village property, should call
on or address C. S. Shorey, Stoddard,
Wis. He has some fine bargains. PA
Please remember and pay your
subscription in advance if you wish to
receive it at $3.50 year. The penal
| ty period is extended to February Is.
I The three CTume brothers, Will
liam, Bert and Simeon, went to see
| their sick brother, John F., who is
register of deeds of Crawford county.
S "A. Wilson drove from beyond
Sparta to this city and is spending
some time with his daughters, Mes
danes Monroe Reed and H. c. Bryan,
and other relatives.
Il. ]. Brye received information
from his nephew, Mr.. Slette of North
Dakota, telling of the sudden death
of daughter and her husband, only
day elapsing between. A little girl
is left an orphan.
| Influenza has to a serious extent
interfered with logging operations in
the upper part of Wisconsin. Many
camps have been running short hand
ed for the past six weeks owing to the
prevalence of the disease among the
crews.
Mrs. Christina Asbjornson-Snear-
| ley has determined to re-enter the
list of Viroqua caterers, having par
chased from N. A. Swiggum his tailor
shop building. 1t will be refitted for
4 restaurant and opened as soon as
poSsime.
The annual meeting of the Meth
odist aid society will be held Thurs
day, January Is, at 3 o'clock in the
church parlors. Reports of the year
will be read. The officers for ensuing
year will be elected Please make an
extra effort to be present.
Desiring satisfactory service
would you be willing to cooperate or
would you try to dodge and not permit
satisfactory service to be rendered.
DIR. Evenson at Lacrosse can satisfy
and will satisfy any fair minded per-
son who honestly seeks honest SER
vice for their eyes.
A dog belonging to Bonnie Bur-
dick jumped through one of the plate
glass windows at the Hanson hard
ware store and shattered the pane in
thousand pieces. The animal was on
the inside and evidently did not see
the glass in his mad rush to get to the
street. He was cut badly.-Cashton
Record.
! -Berlie Moore was at Madison last
week on business and incidentally to
witness the putting in motion the
wheels of legislation. The state sem
ate has the same number, 80 members,
as the Vernon county board of super
visors, which Mr. Moore has so long
recorded the proceedings for. While
at the seat of government Berlie pur-
chased so acres of land adjoining his
big farm in the town of Forest.
The Censor had a business call
from Mr.. o. H. Larson of Manning,
one of Readstown bank directors. At
a late election of officers S. 7. Dregne
was elected president, Jerry O'Leary
vice-president. The old board of di-
rectors were reelected A. H. Ward
resigned as cashier and the place has
not been filled. Mr.. Larson says the
bank made good financial showing
since its reorganization a year ago.
On Saturday the Censor received
renewal of subscription of one who
has been continuous subscriber for
more than half a century, Mrs. John
r. Lyons, who enjoys good health and
unimpaired faculties at the remark
able age of 81 years. Mrs. Lyons
came with her husband to Vernon
county 63 years ago, locating on a
farm in the town of Webster, where
she still lives. Mr.. Lyons died about
80 years since.
The U. S. Navy recruiting sta
ton at Milwaukee which has been
closed for some time, is again open
for recruiting Men from Is years
iup are wanted. Young men of ~ will
be taken if they have consent of their
parents. There are fifty odd trades
that young men may learn in the navy.
1t is a healthful life Of adventure and
travel For further particulars ad-
dress the Navy Recruiting Station,
Milwaukee, Wis.
/ --Froqua workbench recently nut tire
finishing touches on a beautiful mod
ern country residence constructed the
past season for Frank Zitzner a. Mon
ument Rock, one of the best country
homes in the county It is 30x30 two