Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-03-20
-Theater all week.

Insure with John Dawson & Go.
March 2l first day of spring and
it is raw one.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. John T. Nell
son, daughter.
New curtain goods, lace curtains
and rugs at Roman & Felix's
Where did you get that nice fitting
Oxford? Viroqua Shoe Store.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
The Southeastern ran theater ex-
cursion to La Crosse last Sunday.
-Thayer will meet the mail order
price On any kind of material of same
grade.
Just received car of Northwest
ern buggies. Viroqua Implement Com
pany.
Clyde Foster and wife are in high
glee over the arrival of son in their
home.
Mrs. A. E. Hartwell went to La
Crosse Monday, returning the same
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. McMasters
were briefly here from Viola with rel
atives.
-Stoll & Groves are selling a pure
gum rubber with red fibre heel, for 81 90
per pair.
New dress silks, ribbons, shirt
waists and muslin underwear at Roman
& Felix's.
-EIgie Cunningham and bride have
located on the Skasgen farm west of
Viroqua.
Photos of the latest styles and
mounts at Jasperson's studio. Call and
see them.
Miss Ethel Atwood is in market
buying new millinery stock and learr-
ing styles.
"A sen born to Attorney and Mrs
Ray B. Graves, la reported from their
Sparta home.
Frank A. Byers, former barber here,
now of Readstown, is caTessing a new
boy at his home
-Cashton town basket ball team has
clean score of having won every game
played this season.
Rev. t. Edgar Henderson filled va
cancy in department of the Westby
schools for week.
Special prices on barn boards and
all kinds of shingles Call and see US.
John E. Nuzum & Son.
-I'll help loan your money at 6 per
cent. III help you borrow money at 6
per cent. w. E. Butt.
Wash tubs, wood and galvanized
washboards, clothes lines, soap and
clothes pins at the 10c Store.
DIR. Porter was called to assist in
farm institute work at La Fargo, Sold
iers Grove and other points.
From Montana, Ole L. Stromland
sends the CENSOR block of petrified
cottonwood that is curiosity.
Let your eye pass over the short
want ad column. You will find some.
thing there you may desire.
Douglas Waffle and wife returned
from Ablemans, where they passed the
winter with their daughter.
DIR. w. w. Hanson, Dentist, over
0. E. Davis drug store. Phone 2S4.
residence and Office. 1-52w.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Thayer were
in the city from La Fargo doing bust
ness and calling on relatives and friends.
The Gaines residence in Second
ward has been purchased by W. H.
Stogdill, who will soon move his family
there.
Grandma Hook, who spent some
time with her son and other relatives
in Viroqua, returned to La Fargo, as
did also Miss Hazel Hayes.
Mrs. Allen Carswell of Clear Lake,
is guest of her coIsin, Miss Luna
Costing She is niece of II. c. Cos
ling and G.. j. Cherrington.
Mrs. A. 0. Larson, whose millinery
store has been closed this winter, wishes
to announce that the store will be open
and ready for spring business, Monday,
March %.
-Kickapoo valley high school orator.
cal league and field meet will be held
at Soldiers Grove on April &c. Seneca
has withdrawn from the circuit and
Ontario Joined.
John T. Fortney has been down
from Dunn county to visit many rela-
tives and former neighbors. His daugh-
ter Alvina accompanied him and will
remain for some time.
Have your suit, coat, skirt or dress
made by the Ideal Ladies' Tailoring
Co. Exclusive style, 285 different kinds
of cloth to choose from, fit guaranteed
Represented by H. e. Rogers.
1t seems that the Penny Picture
people just can't leave Viroqua. They
will be here until Tuesday, March 26th,
at least. Folks are coming in from
miles around and when they get their
pictures they are glad they cane.
Fred R. Gohde and mother are
moving to New Hampton, Iowa, to To-
cate. That point is central for Fred in
his work as travelling salesman and his
firm desired that he move there. Their
going will be regretted by many friends
and neighbors
The Brooks Stock Company playing
at the Opera house all this week, is
certainly a strong combination, the
players being all seasoned stage per-
formers, some of them having appeared
here before. 1t is an opportunity to
witness plays that city theaters charge
81 to 81 for admission.
-Messrs. Comes and Stephens of
Friendship, Wisconsin, are in the city
this week stopping at the Hotel Fort
ney. These gentlemen are selling lots
at Friendship on monthly payments.
They state that the North Western
line is spending upwards of 81, 900, 900
at Friendship; that it is a division ter
minal, new railroad center for the
North Western, and will employ several
hundred men.
There was a hearty welcome for the
ghost of st. Patrick of old, when the
hour of midnight approached last Sat
urday. A party of more than a hun
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