Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-01-28
SHORT LOCAL MENTION MENTION

Lutheran aid society meeting has
been postponed ON account of the flu.
II. ID. Nixon of LaFarge was a
guest Of John Brown and wife the
latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Jackson are re-
ceiving visit from their daughter
Selma Jackson of Chicago.
Mrs. Jitley Norris of West Salem
is at the parental home for a visit.
Several parties have been held for her.
Mrs. D. o. Mahoney has. been
confined to her bed by illness for two
weeks. We hope for speedy recov-
Gaylord Stewart has been hav-
ing quite serious time with an in
fected hand and arm but is now i'm
proved.
An error in Emil ]. Hanson's for
sale ad last week made it read
eighty" acres when it should have
been eight
Mrs. Tamma Hall was in Chica-
go and Milwaukee last week buying
goods and visiting her daughter, Miss
Florence, at the latter place
Mrs G. w. Griffin was called to
LaFarge by the serious illness of her
mother, Mrs. A. c. HOOK, wno is over
- Se~A . VI a AOllC 10 SOiICNtAnJ tlll-
proved.
Levi A. Roseland, pastor of the
First English Lutheran church of
Crookston, Minnesota, enjoyed a visit
with his brother, Luther NJ, and filled
the pulpit of the Lutheran church Sun
day evening.
Fay Weavil returned to Montana
Saturday, which calls up the fact that
Tom had his entire family together for
the first time in seven years, during
the holidays, Harold coming from
Sioux City and Mrs VI. L. Hagen from
Minneapolis.
F. NJ. Towner has just received
another large shipment of Aladdin
lamps, nantes and chimneys. For a
time he was unable to get the nantes.
This light brings all the brilliancy of
gas or electricity into your home while
using kerosene.
Miss Gladys Helgeson entertained
at prenuptial shower on Saturday
evening in honor of her friend Miss
Stella Erickson. Many useful arti-
cles were presented TO the bride to be.
Lunch was served and an enjoyable
evening was spent by all present
Rev. o. l.. Robinson of Madison
occupied the pulpit at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday, delivering a
much appreciated sermon to a good
congregation. He will preach next
Sunday and fill in as often as possible
until regular minister is secured.
The Nichols sale was
quite an event on Round Prairie last
the average. Ray Vergeront in his
V,a4r, VoIo Df arofsoraa,. ,.oaos,,ol x,,n,,,x
compliments over the rustling ener-
getic manner in which he handled the
sale
AS the Censor goes to press, we
are grieved to learn that James Park
er lies in a critical condition from
flu and pneumonia, with small chance
of recovery. His daughter, Mrs. Cora
Barry, has only just recovered from
her recent fall sufficiently to walk
with crutches.
Odd Fellows and Rebekkas enjoy
ed a nice social time Thursday even
ing, over hundred being present to
partake of the fine luncheon and in
dulge in cards and dancing. Mrs. ia
cob Dach, Mrs. ]. d. Simpson, Mrs. R
Wolfgram and Otto Griffin pulled
down the prizes. Ira Casperson, Ho-
mer Cunningham, Sterley May and
Will Bowman prepared the luncheon
After three and a half years of
help1essness and suffering due to par
yletic stroke, Veteran John NJ. Vance
passed away at o'clock this morn
ing at his home in Sterling town-and
in his going there passes one of our
sturdy and most useful men to whom
the Censor will do justice next week
Funeral will be held at the home Fri
day at IL o'clock, interment at Re-
treat cemetery. Another old pioneer
passed on at about the same time in
this city when the spirit of Chris Kol-
stad took flight after long and pain
full illness.
The cases of flu taken care of by
Chiropractors of the Palmer school in
the city of Davenport, Iowa, between
October l and December 25, 1918,were
l ,633, and only one death occurred or
mortality of $50 of one per cent.
The Iowa Chiropractic death ratio
was l to 789 cases or Is of per cent
The u. S. Chiropractic death ratio,
excluding Iowa, was ] to 851 cases or
10 of l per cent. The grand national
Chiropractic death ratio was / to $50
cases or 10 of l per cent. Rose o.
sen, D. c., Chiropractor, Viroqua, Wis.
Palmer School Graduate.
During the absence in a sanitaruim
Westby, Harold S. Fredrickson is act
ing treasurer.