Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-08

appreciated. He retired Just before
midnight, apparently in usual health.
and was soon after attacked with heart
failure and expired without moment 5
alarm. Mrs Curtis was absent from
home. having gone to the bedside of her
invalid father near Soldiers Grove
The CENSOR defers further comment
till next week. Funeral will be held at
the Christian church Thursday at
O'Clock in the afternoon.
Get combination rack at Chas. S.
Slack & Co.'S.
-Towner has ported Easter lilies
very cheap.
Leave your orders for Easter flow
ers at Towner's
Ready made gowns for graduates
at Suite & Tate's.
Beautiful Easter lilies at Suren-
son 5 grocery store.
= Latest materials and trimmings for
graduating gowns at Suttle & Tate's.
Raid of the Human Tigers, the
greatest animal picture made See it
tonight
For Easter. misses and ladies'
skirts, priced from 81 90 to SO 90 at
Rogers
Lacrosse Grand Army and Spanish
ward soldiers have merged their organ
izations.
For Faster ladies' and misses
spring coats priced from SO 90 to SIC 90
at Rogers
-Two-minute Edison wax records for
l0c apiece while they last. Brown Mu-
sic Company.
IS. l.. Rambol, painter and paper
/ ~ NJ de
Telephone 1870.
: For Easter. ladies' spring suits. sat
in and silk lined jackets, from So 90 to
S25 90 at Rogers
W. I. McLees and wife departed
for their Montana home after some time
passed among relatives.
The very best garden seeds money
can buy, large papers, at cents per
paper, at Rogerson & Dahl's.
After passing four months among
relatives and friends Eivin Mason and
family went to their home at lsmay,
Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac N. Groves of
jefferson, went to Park Rapids. Mime
sofa. TO attend funeral of Mrs. Thos.
W. Harper
MIR. Swenby moves here from Cash
tor to work on the railroad section.
The family has quarters in the old Cas-
son residence.
= Bicycles, guaranteed, for S22 so.
A bicycle with motorcycle frame ard
handlebars S2s SO Same in heavier
wheel. Anderson & Sauer.
ID. +. fainter left for St. Creix
county this morning. accompanying his
daughte Mrs r. B. Geddes and chill
dren, who go there for a new home.
III. j. Gray and wife are advised
that they are grandparents to a nice
chunk of boy at the home of their
daug hter, Mrs. Vern Resgles, at Rich
land Center,
: Extra good vaudeville, last Of this
week. Osmar and Mable in addition to
the great four reels of feature and COM
edg. A guaranteed entertainment at
10 and 20 cents.
= Westby Times says Daniel David
son of that vicinity was recently COM
mitted to the county jail because too
frequent use of booze and disagreement
with his family.
Raincoats for ladies', men and boys,
superior quality and styles Prices low
or than you will find elsewhere. Bought
direct from the manufacturer of the
cloth and garment, No jobbers' profit
The Blue Front Store.
Ed Lind has secured The services of
an expert workman, A j. Dillon of
| Springfield, Illinois. Drop in to the
SHOE hospital and give lin a trial-for
instance, pair of rubber half soles for
75c Make walking easy
| Veteran Newton ). Beaver is con-
| fined to his home by sickness. First
l "a lIty 10
services of 2 physician; first time since
gaining his majority that he has missed
a vote. Both impress Mute" just a
little strange.
= Easter sale in the Congregational
church parlors Saturday, April II from
l to o'clock. Dutch market and ten
cent lunch served. Household goods,
Graduating presents and other useful
articles for sale. Hand donations to
Mrs. H. P. Proctor not later than Thurs
day.
Rural Mail Driver Bert Dustin was
thrown from his vehicle and suffered a
dislocated shoulder. You can't keep a
hustler down, and in consequence Bert
was on the move the day following, al.
though pretty thoroughly wound up in
bandages.
Mics Fannie E. Silbaugb, trained
nurse of Milwaukee and daughter of
Henry Silbaugh of this place. will leave
for an extended trip abroad with Miss
Emile Hanson of Milwaukee the 9TH of
May. They will visit IRELAND, Scotland,
| England, France, Italy, Switzerland,
Germany and Holland, returning some
time in November.
The postoffice department will send
out inspectors to travel over the rural
routes of the country and look over the
condition of the roads. Unless the
roads are in proper condition or put IN
shape that the carriers can travel over
them, the routes will be abolished.
This order by the department. if en-
forced, will do great deal toward the
solution of the good roads, problem
With his family Mr.. Hans Neprud
is moving to Dunn county, where be
lately purchased an 800 acre farm, $50
under cultivation. balance pasture and
timber. With it he secures the full
farm equipment of stock, tools, house.
hold effects. The location is two miles
from Meridian village and railroad sta
ton, settlement almost exclusive in
NorWegians, with churches, schools and
other community desirables. Two
daughters will remain here till school
closes.
The family of G. Ed Chase is soon
10 move here and occupy their residence,
the Clarence Brott place, Mr.. Chase
having sold his 40-acre farm 1.-THE Amos
Green homestead) just without the city
limits, to Bert Cunnin CHAM, John Stoll
made the sale, himself taking the live