Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-04-21
YOUR RELATIVES-FRIENDS

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Fred Eckhart and w. D. Dyson
are in Chicago on business.
By a vote of 1853 to IA, Westby
voted to incorporate as a city.
DR.. r. w Baldwin, dentist, over
Stoll & Groves, Phone No. Sc.
DIR. 1rtney, Dentist, Office over
DahPs drI store. Phone It's
/ Mrs. w. NJ Trowbridge entertain
ed the Bridge Club on Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Kate Goodell is visiting Prof.
and Mrs. NJ. o. Hill at Chattanooga
/ Tennessee.
&C. H. Ostrem has a carload of fan
cy northern Wisconsin potatoes in
sacks now on hand.
Charley 81. anon was over from
Lacrosse on tobacco business.
-Sylyanus Moore returned last
week from a six-weeks' stay in Texas
where he owns land.
DR.. Sathe was called to Rio for
! Ia few days by the illness Of his wife,
whose condition is very poorly.
Geo. Pencil was up from DeSoto
on road relocation business, enrolling
on the Censor's $500 list while here.
| -Jasperson makes a specially of
! serving amateur photographers. Send
| him your films and orders for prints.
Prices risingi Have you renew
| ed your magazines with Howard Thay-
err? BETTER HURRY! Phone 40.
M. A. Gauper shows the Censor
a picture of his son, Carlson, on a
"bird" of a steed-an ostrich at a
| farm near LosAngeles.
w. T. Pomeroy's celebrated pure
/ COmstock tobacco seed, SOC per ounce,
for sale at Surenson & Thompson's,
The Farmers Store.
Albert Opsahl was at Lacrosse
! Sunday consulting with physicians.
| He has recovered from the slight
! stroke he sustained.
Masonic brethren have a busy
three nights ahead-two seconds to-
night, Chapter work tonight and two
thirds Friday night
After life comes Griffith takes
this for his theme in The Greatest
| Question. See this at the Star Thurs
day and Friday. 10-30c.
VIM. r. Atkins is conducting a
rooming house in the upper floor Of
the old Ledman hotel, now occupied
by the Sauer Hardware
IN. D. McLees has sickened of the
rigors OF Wisconsin's climate and de
cided on moving south, advertising his
house for sale this week.
The Censor was in error in stat
ing that W. H. Lake had sold the A
J. Johnson house to Carl Enggaard
Mr.. Enggaard has leased the same.
Miss Lottie Graf has resigned her
position with the register of deeds
and accepted place as bookkeeper
with Marx Bros. & Barth of Cashton
Knights of Pythias enjoyed a de
lightful basket social at their hall
Friday night. Music, cards, dancing
and eats made the evening most en-
joyable
Mrs. Fred Rogers, nee Hazel Bak-
err, and three little daughters are
spending a couple of weeks here at
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F. NJ Baker.
Beaver Lodge meeting Monday
evening, April 26. A covered dish
luncheon to follow lodge, each member
contributing something toward e.
freshments.
"A little wind storm Monday morn
ing did some damage to residences
here. Between fire and wind this vi
entity has suffered much damage this
winter and spring.
Thorn. Halverson sold his South
Main Street property to Walter Som
erfeld, who is already in possession
and has moved to town of jefferson
farm where he will raise tobacco this
season.
Mrs. VIM. Crume is recovering
nicely from her operation for goitre.
Today she submits to a second oper-
alton, removal of tonsils. Mr.. Crume
spent Sunday with her at Lacrosse
hospital.
If you have been missed by the
Near East Relief solicitors, kindly
hand your donation to Chairman Rose
land or the Bank of Viroqua. The
need is great. Be liberal.
-Viroqua friends rejoice with Mr..
and Mrs. M. j. Jasperson in the ar
rival of a son. The event occurred at
La Crosse hospital Wednesday morn
ing, and mother and babe are doing
fine.
Mrs. Robert Taylor of Sparta
died very Unexpectedly on Friday
Mrs. Taylor was we'll known here, had
a wide acquaintance through this part
of the state, and was one of the best
singers in western Wisconsin.
diploma examinations will be
ASlu III thirteen places IN vernon cOun-
ty Friday and Saturday of this week
at which some 300 students are expect
ed to write. Viroqua district writes
at the Court House,
Mrs. Beck is spending most of her
time at the Waukesha farm taking
care of advanced registry work. In
about a month she will return to spend
the summer here and assist the Guern-
sey association in inspecting herds.
While passing DIR. Baldwin on the
Bishop Branch road Sunday, True Fa-
! vor drove his new Ford too close to
the bank and the car tipped over pin
nlng Mrs. Favor underneath. By a
miracle, the party sustained only
bruises and the ear minor damages.
Ole Jackson and party were at
/ Flint, Michigan, last week to drive
home bort cars. He says that every
body there was on strike, soldiers sta
toned everywhere to prevent disorder
and they could get no gas and had to
mix kerosine aud ether to run the cars.
Blair +, Sherrick left Tuesday for
Indianapolis to take a position with
, his brother, Fay, who is field manager
fot the Standard Paint and Lead
} Works. For five years. except during
his army service. Blair has been a val
ued Censor employee. and we regret
his departure but wish him well in the
new work
That smile Elmer Kuehn. Of the
Bank of AirOCua staff is wearing Is