Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-02-09
WILL BUILD MOVIE HOUSE
MASONIC LODGE VOTES TO AC-
CEPT ARCADE PLAN
Temple on Second Floor; Two Fine
Stores Below; Arcade Leading to
Fine Movie Theatre in Rear

Fine Movie Theatre in Rear
Masonic lodge last Wednesday night
voted to proceed with the plan Of build
ing a fine movie theatre to the rear
of the main building, to be reached
by a wide arcade, flanked by two
stores, with the temple on the second
floor as formerly.
Mrs. Charlie Mullen is i'll with
tonsilitis.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lou Potts on Tuesday.
The more a fellow feels his oats
the nearer he approaches the standard
or the horse.
AT Saturday nights session of the
Odd Fellow lodge, first degree was
conferred on G. HI. Mills, and third de-
gree on Will Horribly.
Agricultural Teacher r. A. Power
lis in Minneapolis attending conven-
ton # the midwest agricultural
Ira Casperson and family Of Viola
spent Sunday at the Fisher home, also
calling at the Heck home on Daoh
ridge.
Rev. ]. Harry Bullock delivered a
short address before the training
school Thursday morning on Life in
England" using his own experience
in both countries and drawing enter
tanning contrasts therefrom.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Schermerhorn
and Oscar e. and l.. G. Larson motor
ed from near Cashton on business
Tuesday, Mr.. Schermerhorn and Oscar
+. Larson renewing their Censor's
while here.
Andrew Herried has Moved from
his farm at Folsom onto the VIM.
Crane place south of Viroqua which
J he purchased. His place was bought
| by Mrs. May Yttri.
Friends are glad to see Miss Mag
dalene Otteson back at her post at the
light Office following serious spell Of
sickness.
Ray Vergeront, J.W Norris, Hans
Hjelter, Mandus Theige, Mat Johnson
and Gerald Rusdal were in attendance
at the Mcdonald sale Of Poland China
hogs at West Salem. Mr. Norris bot
a fine 300-pound gilt bred to Mack's
Great Giant.
Stella Turf born near Taylor, pass
ed away at the Vernon county asylum
on Monday, aged "a years. Her step
mother and sister took the body back
TO the old home for burial,
Harold Nichols leaves Friday for
Evansville whore he has the job Of
raising 81 acres of tobacco this year
His wife is already there visiting
/ home folks
Henry Lindemann accompanied
1 Buick Dealer c. NJ Clark to the auto
show. Upon returning Henry purchas-
ed that handsome Buick coupe which
/ Charlie is displaying in his show wal-
dow.
Alderman Mons HeIgeson spent
Sunday at home, remaining to act as
head of the council Monday evening in
the absence of Mayor Roseland. He
returned to Gays Mills Tuesday even
/ ing.
/ Director Nordman Of the Division Of
Markets, whose duty is to study con
ditions which affect the market for
farm products and make public his
conclusions, says: THE farmer is
Iehiehy a producer Of food stuffs His
/ first need is a food market. He would
( like a good price for his product, and
at the same time he would like to hire
/ help when he needs il at low wages.
/ These two conditions at the same time
are impossible The farmer desires
prosperity, but so does his hired man,
and for the hired man that means
high wages. There cannot h. high
wages for the hired aian in the city
and low wages on the farm The
/ farmer should fie happy when hired
/ help is scarce and dear. for this means
/ that the biggest consumer Of his pro-
pucts in the city is well paid and able
to pay good prices"