Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-03-24
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

Miss DeYoss and company.
Easter ties, the newest and latest
creations. Blue Front Store.
Get your Easter post cards at
Lucas jewelry store. lie each.
-Df. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Fergpson building. Phone SIS.
Mrs. Adolph Wolfgram spent last
week with relatives at Kendall.
Mrs. A. ]. Livingston entertained
the Lotus Club Saturday evening.
Mrs. Walter Ledman gave party
Wednesday evening to few friends.
Mrs. Ralph Grover entertained
friends at her home Tuesday afternoon.
"A WORD to the wise is sufficient:
Go to Spelium's tire shop for tire re-
pairs.
"A large collection of farms from
which to select at all time. Thayer &
Davidson.
Mrs. Hazel Terhune, dressmaker.
located over Davis drug store, Phone
No. 226. lift.
Your choice of about 90 good city
| residences at reasonable prices. Thayer
& Davidson.
The auditing board for the several
towns in the county will meet next
Tuesday. March 80.
Spring caps, new, nobby. Spring
hats in the new styles and colors. The
Blue Front Store.
The supreme court yesterday de-
cided that only full citizens having sec
ond papers can vote.
-Sweger cuts that big cheese next
week. Better hurry with your order.
You may be too late.
AT the usual hour Rev. ]. E. Cooke
will deliver sermon on the subject:
why Vote for License?"
Another shipment of those Emer-
son planters and one Black Hawk plant
er at Daeh & Anderson's.
Grant Cox purchased a New Per
lection oil range with thermos oven.
See 0ach & Anderson about them.
DO you want to save money on
cream separator of Standard make?
You can lott at the Kuehler Hardware.
The finest lire of Soc shirts to be
found in the city, both dress and semi
dress, fast colors Blue Front Store.
Mrs. Stephen Kier entertained a
party of thirty-two at her delightful
800" party at her home Friday ewing
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. v. B. Richards
departed yesterday for Edmund, where
they will remain indefinitely with their
daug liter.
The Sauer Hardware Co. has all
kinds of oil stoves on hand, including
the Quick Meal, New Perfection and
Florrpce.
4 have about rs barrels of good
sourd Baldwin apples left and will close
OUT AZ 35c per peck by weight. Sweg-
sr's Grocery.
Now is the time to start a new
"Sl implicitly" hatcher and Dach & An
derson nave a few left to SELL They
are he only official kind.
Forty ninth anniversary of Mrs. L.
J. Martin was observed by a number of
lady friends, who assembled at her
home and extended greetings.
- Windsor ties are going to be very
popu ar this season, especially for la
dies We have some new things in
this lire. The Blue Front Store.
"A party of twelve ladies' gave Mrs.
r E Wolfgram very pleasant sur
prise at her home Tuesday evening of
last week. Three tables of 500" were
played
H G Wolfgram spent last week
with his aged parents at Wilton. A
brother from the west whom he had not
seen for years was also a guest at the
parental home.
-Dach & Anderson have been load
ing cut machinery and buggies sold to
customers, and it keeps them on the
jump to have steel Clover Leaf spread
ers set up fer customers.
Roy McMullen received by express
on Monday, fine type of Guernsey
bull, about 18 months old, well bred.
The animal is from the Guernsey farm
of NJ B Lee at Hillsboro.
Scout photos one wants
them. No one can afford to miss this
opportunity at the wonderful low price
at which we offer them for the next 20
days, at Jasperson's Studio.
The mems club of the Methodist
church is fully organized and number
Of members we're received at the meet
ing last Wednesday evening. Fifty or
more were served with supper by the
Ladies Aid.
MIR. and Mrs Ludwig Holey, who
purchased the Granum farm west of
town, are made happy over the birth of
a big healthy son, Sunday morning.
Miss Simonson, sister of Mrs. Holey,
came from Liberty Pole to remain
some time.
Mrs. Joseph Reed, a former resi-
dent of Jefferson is spending some time
with relatives in this section. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reed lived in Montana for some
time, but recently went to Chicago to
attend the Moody institute. Feeling the
need of rest Mrs, Reed takes lay off
until the spring term.
Don't pay $500 per hundred for
strawberry plants. Send US 81 90 for
which we will send you at the right
time for planting, rs strawberry plants,
two varieties as good as can be grown,
postpaid by mail. Catalogue free.
Northwood Nurseries, Koethe Bros.
Props, Coon Valley, Wis.
-0steopathy is not remedy. It is
not part of medicine or surgery. 1t
is not treatment for some particular
class or group of diseases. 1t Isl COM
plete system of therapeutics applicable
alike to all ctT'able disease. tits equal
ly as good for fevers, pneumonia, la
grippe, bronchitis, tonsilitis and other
acute diseases as it is for rheumatism,
nervous prostration, constipation, head |
aches and other chronic affections. DR..
C. d. Mead, 0steopathic Physician.
The startling news reached iris
city on Monday of the death of Mr.. r. |
p. Dalton at La Fargo. 1t was known |
that he had been ailing for some time,
but no thought entertained of his pass
ing. For twenty five years Mr.. Dalton
had been a factor in county and politi- |
cal life, having been postmaster at