Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-04-21
Buy your lumber of Thayer.

each. Rogers.
Senator Bennett and wife were ir
Lacrosse Saturday.
Mrs. w. E. Butt was reported il
during the past week.
10 per cent discount on ladies'
spring suits at Rogers.
| Yes, 25 pounds sugar for 81 by trad
ing $40 at Rogers, this week only.
Thirty cents buys the best galvan-
lied fence post. Kuebler's Hardware.
Auction sale at Farmers Exchange
on Saturday next. Bring something to
sell.
Sewing soles on shoes is lone right
| at Hendrickson's shoe store. Try
them.
w. T. Pomeroy's Spanish Comstock
tobacco seed for sale at Surenson' IS
grocery.
"A lot of good farmers buying lum-
Der of Thayer and saving money on
everything.
There will be communion services
at the Synod Kickapoo church next
Sunday at IL.
Remember that you can buy W. F.
Pomeroy's Comstock Tobacco seed at
A. E. Surenson's.
Mrs. C. W. Bean of Chicago is here
to help care for her sister, Mrs. A. F.
May, who is quite i'll.
We have few ladies' spring coats
on hand which we will close out at cut
prices The Farmers Store.
Timer Running is home from the
Northwestern School of Pharmacy at
Chicago, on summer vacation.
Last dance of the season at Run
ning's hall Friday night this week.
Music by the Gabel orchestra.
-All Odd Fellows and Rebeccas are
invited to attend a meeting at Odd Eel
lows hall Monday evening, April 26.
Miss Leone Eckhardt, who is teach
ing at Ayrshire, Iowa, just recovered
from serious attack of diphtheria.
Misses Bonnie Potts and Hilda Run
dahl, teachers at Sugar Grove, spent
the weekend at the T. B. Potts home.
Don't be satisfied with anything
but the latest treatments in wall paper
and the lowest prices. Franklin's store.
Don't use good -four for paste.
Get Bull Dog paste and your paper
won't come off. Franklin's paint store
You can't beat Monarch and Rich
ellen brands of canned goods. Henry
Bros. sell them and have in stock fine
fresh supply.
"A public dance will be given at
Newton hall, Friday night, April 80,
by Erick Erickson. Good music. Sup
per furnished.
&C. E. Grove, state manager of
Mystic Workers will be here April %.
Good attendance requested. Refresh
ments served.
Bring in your tires and tubes. Ex-
pert vulcanizer employed. New and
complete vulcanizer installed at Larsen
& Solverson's.
Raymond Spellum's tire repair
shop is now located in the new REQ ga
rage. Best facilities for handling all
kinds of tire work.
superintendent Bray of the Sparta
schools spent Friday in our city look
ing over our schools and the work of
the Institutional force.
Every is talking paint and so
are we. We have the right price ;come
in and we will let you in on our prices.
The Kuebler Hardware.
Now is the time to get your piano
tuned before the spring rush, and c. G.
Culver, piano tuner with the Brown
Music Company, is the man who can do
the job correctly.
Rev. Martin Finstad preached his
farewell sermon at Soldiers Grove Sun
day. A record congregation assembled
to hear his last address and he was
presented with a substantial contribu-
| ton.
Mr.. Hutson, teacher of history in
Viroqua high school, goes to New Ulm,
Minnesota. as principal next year.
New Ulm is city OF six thousand and
Mr.. HUtson is to be congratulated over
his election.
Ole j. moseng lost his most valua-
BILE COW few days ago in a peculiar
manner. Unable to account for the
death of the animal, postmortem ex-
animation was held, revealing the fact
that she had eaten a nail, which had
punctured her stomach.
United States weather bureau has
inaugurated a new system by which
weather reports covering a week will
be furnished to practically every paper
in the country each Wednesday morn
ing during the crop growing season.
1t is expected that this will be of great
benefit to the farmers.
Miss Gibson, official demonstration
for the Postum Cereal Company will be
at Ostrem's Daylight store all this
week. All ladies are invited to come
in and drink cup of hot Instant Pos
tum and see the great variety of dish
es which can be made from the COM
pany's cereal products.
1t was mentioned in last weeks
CENSOR that DR.. j. H. Chase had pur-
chased a seven-passenger Chandler
light six of Dealer H. M. Hanson. We
understand that j. A. Moen has also
bought passenger roadster and
H. E. Anderson a seven-passenger
The Chandler company is overloaded
with orders and shipment cannot be
made until latter part of this month.
Just watch the Chandler 1916 model
-Osteopathy is not a remedy. It is
not part of medicine or surgery. 1t
is not treatment for some particular
class or group of diseases. 1t is COM
plete system of therapeutics applicable
alike to all durable disease. II is equal
ly as good for fevers, pneumonia, la
grippe, bronchitis, tonsilitis and other
acute diseases as il is for rheumatism,
nervous prostration, constipation, head
aches and other chronic affections. DR..
G. d. Mead. Osteopathic Physician.