Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-01-08
Movies tomorrow night.

Movies tomorrow night.
War pictures Thursdays.
Clara Kimball Young at the Star
Friday.
Fred Hook is employed in the
Clark garage.
Margaret Drinkwine is in the city
from Sparta.
j. P. Joyce is confined to his home
with sickness.
For tonic use Nyal's Beef Iron
and Wine. o. E. Davis.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
DIR. Fortney, Dentist, Office over
DahIs drug store. Phone 176.
Star theatre now open Thursdays,
Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
Otto Ristow is at the home of his
brother, Alex, in the First ward.
The Woman's Relief Corps will
hold meeting and election of officers
December IL.
Mrs. jerome Favor, who has been
indisposed for some time is reported
as improving.
Favor, the Viroqua harness MAX
er will exchange harness for Liberty
Loan bonds.
Ana Liska, who has been at Edison
Roach's has gone to her school in the
town of Clinton.
Eastern Star order will hold meet.
ing the 14th of January at which time
election of officers will take place
Arthur Grooming, treasurer of
Jefferson, will be at Springville store
Saturday, January IL, to receive taxes
Bring in your battery and have
us take care of it during the winter.
1t will pay you well. M. o. Larsen's
garage.
1t will mean money in your pock-
ct to take advantage of the specials
offered by Romans Grocery. Look on
back page.
Have you hot water bottle and
fountain syringe? If not you should
have. Look at the complete stock at
o. Z. Davis Drug Store.
1t is said that Leslie johnson is
soon to occupy the Nuzum tenement
house in the 1st Ward, recently pur-
chased of W. A. Akin.
Mrs. Mabel Haskins will take
roomers and boarders. Residence one
block south of the Bekkedal ware
house, 523 E. Court Street.
Anyone wishing to purchase a
farm or village property, should call
on or address c. S. Shorey, Stoddard,
Wis. He has some fine bargains. "a
Della Barron, stenographer in the
office of County Agent Graf, has as
stunned her duties in the Office after a
holiday visit at her home in Camp
Douglas.
Miss Marie tombstone is at her
desk again in the Office of Road Com
missioner Ristow, after holiday visit
at the home of her parents in Lansing,
Iowa
Word came from Stoddard that
Gus Anderson, brother of Herman
Anderson, conductor on the South
eastern road was a victim of the flu,
dying at his home in Stoddard recently
Carrie Hansen, vino haas veenssss-
sisting at the home of Allen friedrich
son when they had sickness, has re-
turned to the hotel to assume her du-
ties at head waitress.
"A big reduction sale of mems
>overcoats, beginning Wednesday, jan
uary Sth and continuing for 10 days
at The Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
Johnson.
The town of Harmony, through
its supervisors, has taken official ac-
ton to prevent spread of influenza.
We call attention to the order, pub
lished in this issue of the Censor.
Mr.. Ole c. Yttri, one of the town
of Franklin's good citizens, died at his
home on Sunday, after a years i'll
ness. He was 81 years old, and leaves
three children. Funeral will be held
at Liberty Pole Wednesday.
w. E. Butt intends to interest
authorities in airship landing between
fair grounds and Col. Butts residence,
where there is level strip of land,
and in an air line from Lacrosse to
Madison.
Subscriptions taken for the New
Idea Woman's Magazine for the next
ten days at soc per year including
free, one pattern and one quarterly at
H. Z. Rogers.
DO you know that Mildred Harris
is now Mrs. Charlie Chaplin ?Be sure
and see her in that great play "The
Doctor and the Woman" from the
famous book "K', at the Star Satur-
day and Sunday
With the new War Savings cam
paign for 1919, the word sacrifice"
is eliminated from the slogan "Save
and sacrifice" and in its place the
word succeed, making the slogan
-"Save and Succeed" Now that the
war is over there is but little call for
the word sacrifice"
Hon. John Barnes, late justice of
the supreme court, died IN Milwaukee
of apoplexy and pneumonia, aged 50
years, native of the state. He re-
signed from the court two years ago
to become general counsel for the
Northwestern Life Insurance Com
pany.
The Viroqua Juvenile Band has
membership of over twenty who
have instruments. 1t is the desire of
Instructor Brown to increase the band
to at least forty members. Boys wish
ing to join should make arrangements
at once.
Smoke issuing from the second
story of the Towner block caused the
turning in of fire alarm Sunday just
before six o'clock. Investigation re-
vealed that the motor on DR.. VIM.
Trowbridge's X-ray machine had in
some manner started and become so
heated that the insulation was burn
ing. No other damage resulted.