Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-03-10
Hawaiians TUESDAY.

/ Royal Hawaiians Tuesday.
Studio. S-tf
See the big Royal Hawaiian ad on
another page
Mrs. John Watson had business
in Lacrosse Tuesday.
Druggist A. J. Johnsoxeis in Chi
cago and Milwaukee.
The Royal Hawaiian Troupe at
the Star next Tuesday.
Miss 10 Gisslason is employed in
| the Register of Deeds office.
Get Mothers Lacrosse made
bread at Romans Grocery.
e. w. HaZen had business in Mad
ison and Stoughton this week.
DIR. ortney, Dentist, Office over
| Dahls drI store. Phone 176-
-Supt. Selmer Neprud attended a
hog sale at West Salem last week
Mrs. W. D. Dyson entertained the
Bridge Club on Tuesday afternoon.
--Supt. r. L. Heindel attended an
educational convention at Platteville
last week.
John Hoeh has moved into the
dwelling he recently purchased of viii
Campbell
Don't fail to attend the big dance
next Tuesday. Music by the Royal
Hawaiians.
The W. C. T. U. will meet at the
rest room of the Farmers Bank Tues
day, March 10th.
Senator Bosshard was over from
Lacrosse, to look after the interests
of his law clients.
AT the Opera House Saturday
night, the regular dance. Good mu-
sic, Get the habit
Rose Olson, D. C. Chiropractor
Office at Mrs. S. NJ. Kier's residence,
9Th house south of Christian church.
Come in and let US demonstrate
the Fiance line of perfumes and face
powders, at O. E. Davis Drug Store.
On account of the Royal Hawaiian
coming next Tuesday, Blanche Sweet
in Fighting Greasy will be shown
Monday only.
If you want your painting and
paper hanging done on time, better
get your order in now. Fred Long
worth, phone 18l.
DR.. c. A. E4inshall was over from
Westby last night to assist in initial
ing a class of five in the Knights Of
Pythias lodge.
W. T. Pomeroy's celebrated pure
Comstock tobacco seed, soc per ounce.
For sale at Surenson & Thompson's.
The Farmers Store 9-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Oliver have re-
moved to Omaha, Nebraska, where he
has secured employment with the fed
eral trade commission.
City Attorney II. 2. Proctor has
rendered his resignation to the coun-
Gil, assigning pressure of other duties
as a reason for his action.
The musical fraternity of the
Congregational church is planning a
concert to be put on at the church the
evening of Easter Sunday.
---Viroqua Odd Fellow lodge initiat-
| ed FIVE new members. Saturdr-. - ,ghs.
| Woodmen had an adoption Of six mem
bers the evening previous.
Albert 0psahl, school janitor, ex-
perienced the affection of light para
lytic stroke, last Saturday. He is re-
ported making satisfactory recovery
-DeNerne Slack is home for Wis
it. He is first of our World soldiers
to secure the state soldiers bonus
He was among the earliest to file his
application. hence the quick return.
On several mornings the past
week mercury ranged from five to
twelve below zero. Now we have the
first real pleasant weather of the win
ter.
Mrs. NJ A. Ady, who has been
taking treatments at the Lutheran
Hospital in Lacrosse, is expected
home very soon and is greatly i'm
proved in health.
p. A. Vigdahl purchased the Oscar
Somerfeld dwelling on f. Oak ST. Mr.
Vigdahl will not move here just now
but expects to make Viroqua his home
before very long.
Oscar Jacobson has the material
on the ground and has let the con-
tract for the building of a modern
farm home on his farm, about a mile
northwest of the city.
DR.. c. ID. Mead, Osteopath, will
hereafter be found in his Office over
Dahl's drug store every day from 8
to II, and l to o'clock. Residence
phone 3454; Office 1927
Among the removals are Lloyd e.
Smith to the Chas. Rhodes cottage;
E.O.Larson to the Elmer Davis house;
Clarence Hoff to Mrs. Kilen's house
and Paul Kceppe to Mrs. S.W .Moore's
house.
See 'eAloha Oe"(Farewell to thee)
in pictures at the Star Tuesday and
the Royal Hawaiian Troupe in person
One show only 1880 to $50. Doors
open at 700. No reserved seats.
Try to get in.
Two army officers have been in
the city to interest young men and Sc
cure their enlistment in the army. So
far as we are advised none of our boys
found it convenient to abandon Civil
life for Uncle Sans service.
After eight years of faithful SER
vices as telephone central at Liberty
Pole Mrs. Sena Dewitt has resigned
the position. We are glad to know
that she does not contemplate removal,
having purchased property there.
Advanced pupils of Prof, Pack
man rendered a highly enjoyable pro-
gram to parents and friends at the
Congregational church Tuesday night.
Louise Mcintosh, Laura Lindemann,
Mona Langhus, Mary Bennett, Mary
Lindemann, Mabel johnson, Alma Sol
verson, Edith Hope Smith, Susie
Thompson, Louise Trowbridge, Mir
lam Eckhardt and Earjory Buchanan
! had places on the program.