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

"A fine show every night at the
Star
L. L. muslin, 1914 cents at NJ J.
Felix.
See NJ. J. Felix this week for spe-
ecial bargains.
Miss Anna Stark of the instruc-
tional force is ILL.,
lombard Ltd. at the Star, Sat
urday and Sunday.
Douglas Fairbanks at the Star
Monday and Tuesday.
The Brand by Rex Beach, Star
tonight and Thursday.
DIR. BALDWIN, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Ma
tional Bark building. Phone 80
Why put off buying a Winner
Tanning mill longer? See Slack.
Mrs. R. ". Baldwin entertained
the Bridge club on Tuesday afternoon.
Naturally, you feel blue when
you're out of green goods and havn't a
red.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barth of Cashton
spent Sunday at the Paul F. Graf
Mrs. Bernice Griffin is at home
with her mother after spending some
weeks in Milwaukee.
Ella Nichols went to Westby Sat
urday for an indefinite stay with her
sister, Mrs. Reuben Hagen.
Farmers Cooperative Company
of Chaseburg will not receive stock
at that place next Monday, February
-Farmers:-Your grain is too val
uable to feed to worms; expel them
with Hess Stock Conditioner. o. E.
Davis.
If you want to enjoy yourself, go
to the regular Saturday night dances
at the Opera House. Good orchestra
music.
Miss Evelyn Osborn, our librarian,
has been i'll for few days and the IL
brary has been in charge of Miss
Nicholson.
Douglas Fairbanks in his first big
picture of the season, His Majesty, the
American, in eight big reels, Monday
and Tuesday.
We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to all those who so willingly
kalnea ~ thrcsacyh 91r. laRs.. L. ttsx late
IRE. Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Pellet
Save your stamps, time and the
bother of sending in your own period
ical subscriptions by phoning your or
.ders to Howard Thayer, Phone lao.
Loren B. Hall of ReadStoWn, one
of Vernon county's young up-to-date
farmers, just bought number rs
Winner Tanning Mill of Chas. S.
Slack & Co.
The remainder of my line of la
dies trimmed hats will be sold at half
,N,.ina he k.aia of fho Thneo
are desirable hats and will go fast.
Ethel Atwood.
Attorney Bennett, as a result of
a recent trip to Washington obtained
the discharge of young Treampeal-
eau county man who had been SEN
fenced TO life Imprisonment at Fort
Leavenworth.
John Devlin writes home from
Louisiana, that since his last visit there
two or three years ago, a solid body
of 80 acres of heavy timber has been
stolen and carried away from his be-
longings there.
Send your items of news when
they are fresh. The editor does not
like to publish a birth after a child
is weaned, marriage after the hon.
eymoon is over, death after the
widow is married again.
Rev. Frank NuZum was in the
city on business for two days. He re-
ports that his aged mother is in crit
ical condition from old age, blindness
and pneumonia. She cannot hope to be
come normal, even if she rallies from
her present low period.
We hope that the fellow who stole
the editors snow shovel the other day
is well satisfied with it and making
good use of it.-Westby Times. The
fellow who will do that to an editor
won't have any use for snow shovel
later on, Brother Hage.
On Sunday evening a wee little
daughter came to comfort the young
mother, Mrs Welma Larson Thomp-
son, at the H. E. Rogers home, and
bless the memory of the departed
father, the late Jesse G. Thompson,
who passed away late last May.
DIR. A. L. Myrick, K. Dyer, John
Gordon and Dennis Newton sledded up
from DeSoto Saturday and had the
Fellowcraft degree conferred upon
them by the Masonic brethren, and
proved to be one of the best posted
teams receiving degrees in some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Fisher have
purchased home in Bangor and viii
move there in the early spring. While
Bangor was the cold home town. of
the Fishers, they have been residents
of Viroqua and vicinity since the
eighties and their many friends here
will regret that we are to lose them.