Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-03-10
-Wurld,s preateat war. Fridav.

Worlds greatest war, Friday.
Go to Atkins furniture store and
get rug.
War! War! War! Opera Elec-
trio. Friday.
The greatest European war, Opera
Electric, Friday.
-Palmolive soap bars for 25 cents,
at the West Prairie Store.
Novelties in neck wear, wells and
veilings at Suttle & Tate's.
Satisfactory cleaning and pressing
done by Otto M. Lund, the tailor.
Our stock of spring materials for
their dresses is now complete. Suttle
& Tate.
Don't miss the last Gabel orchestra
dance at Running S hall on Friday night
of this week.
Leave your orders for H. d. Wilt
ans maple sugar and syrup at Sweg-
er's grocery.
Miss Lulu Burlin came from Tomah
and spent the past week with her aunt,
Mrs. John M. White.
If you wish to look we'll you must
have your clothes cleaned and pressed
by Otto NJ. Lund, tailor
Thin white materials embroidered
ana plain suitable for gowns for any
occasion at Suite & Tate's.
Bring your valuable goods that you
wish sold at auction to the Farmers
exchange Saturday afternoon.
MIR. Maigetter rendered several
myrambaphone solos at the Congrega-
tlonsl church Sunday evening.
Mrs. Enoch Jennings is here from
Montana visiting Mrs Joseph Reed and
other relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. Joseph Honaker and Mrs, C.
Fl. Mills of jefferson are off for visit
with friends in ard near De Soto.
Mrs Reuben Farr of Newton will
soon occupy the property owned by
Andrew Olson north Of the colrt house.
The Stoughton spreader has steel
frame, steel wheels. steel beater and
steel side boards. See it at Dach &
ADderson's.
Mrs j. d. Parsons and Mrs. Ran
som Bates have returned to their Mon
tana homes after attending the funeral
of their mother.
Mrs. Russell is in Rochester con-
sultiug with physicians concer 1ing ply
steal ailments. Her brother, G. Nj.
Morrison, accompanied her.
The order of the Eastern Star held
a special session Monday night, the
grand lecturer, Mrs. Ella Washburn
of Racine, being with them.
Mr., and Mrs. II. J. Heal came from
South Wayne. this state, the latter re-
n NJ Er
parental home of L. 2. Smith.
NEW STORE. We want your wall
paper and paint business. and if prices
and goods are interesting to you, come
in and see US. c. W. Franklin.
Bring your wagons, buggies or
farm implements you wish to dispose
of through the exchange to Thayer's
lumber yard any day in the week.
Friday night of this week is abso-
lutely the last chance you will get this
spring to dance to the GaDai orchestra
music at RunniEg's hall. Don't fail to
be there.
--Dach & Anderson are after the
been trade all the time with the best
goods they can buy. See them, Mr.
Farmer, and it will do you good. If
you are in the market they will have
what you are in need of and if you are
not ready to close a deal now, come and
get posted on the latest up-to-date i'm
plements and stoves.
We failed to mention the social
meeting of the Mothers Alliance in the
domestic science room last Monday. It
was very enjoyable affair, about sew
enty-five being present and partaking of
The refreshments prepared and served
ty Miss Baker ano her pupils Mrs. R. w.
Baldwin also furnished her Victrola for
the occasion.
Friday, March 10, we will give
special demonstration on the One
Minute Grain Grader to all customers
that bought the grader last year and
to any one who is interested in planting
clean seed. 1t will be worth your
while to see this demonstration. Mr..
G. E. Dawson, a special representative,
will be in charge. Viroqua Implement
Co.
Rural mail carriers have had much
trouble making their rounds since the
late heavy SHOWS; and IN fact were
obliged to abandon Fridays drive on
most of the routes. The boys declare
that it falls to them to break the roads
in too many cases. Il should be re-
membered that the government expects
overseers and officials to keep roads
clear and passable il resi-
dents expect deliveries of mail.
The Masonic party given by the
Blue lodge on Friday night. was not as
largely attended as was anticipated,
but nevertheless, proved most enjoyable. |
This mt onlv eqlehratpd the anniver
cary of the opening of the Temple. but
was the eighty fifth birthday OF J Hen
~ Tate, one of their number. A huge
cake bearing eighty-fve candles, IN
fortunately ignited. but the kindly act
Of Mrs. Leslie Slack. who furnished it, !
was no less appreciated by Mr.. Tate.