Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-05-12
Short News Stories of Interest
Reporters omines Doings
vroqua Vicinity

-OLOn ~ GEOFeb UaiA-ONcE bUOGc.
-Hiawatha-Saturdsy matinee and
evening.
Monday next is Scandinavian ami
versary.
If you want to save money on oil
and paints, c. Franklin.
For men and young men that s14.-
IS suit at Stoll & Groves
All styles in mems summer under
wear at Stoll & Groves.
Graduation present? You will find
them at Lillis' jewelry store.
New graduation presents at Lillis'
jewelry store. Call and see them.
For So. 80, a bargain extraordinary,
in ladies' street skirts, at Rogers
Reduced prices on Kayser long and
short silk gloves at Roman & Felix.
Plenty of rain-none too much for
grass, grain and general vegetation.
Sixty mems and young mems suits
at one-half regular price. Stoll & Groves
Silk dress goods, 81 90 and 81 rs in
messaline and taffetas, 79c at Roman
& Felix
"A new morning dress. MILDLY skirts
and caps for ladies and misses, at
Rogers.
"A good furniture and interior var
|nish per gallon 81. 35. at Franklin's
paint store.
Ladies rain coats at bargain prices,
tan, blue, and dark poplin. The Blue
Front Store.
White dresses for children, extra
good values, prices from one dollar to
five t1olIars, at Rogers.
-lilrner Running he's gone to Desc
TO to take charge of q drug store dur
ing his sumner vacation.
Big reductions on ladies' and miss
es' coats. Sale prices So IS, So. 45, S6 50
and 81. 65. Roman & Felix.
If you want to clean up that room
and make it sanitary, why not give Il
a coat of fiat paint? o. E. Davis.
Remember that the CENSOR makes
a speciality Of prompt and accurate work
in printing horse-ani auction bills.
Mrs. Hazel Terbune, dressmaker,
located over Davis drug store. Phone
No. 1896 lift.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Denning of
Hartford are here visiting his mother,
brothers, and sister, Mrs. A. j. Favor.
One of the worlds greatest emo
tional actresses-Betty Narson in "a
Paradise Lost" Friday night at Opera
Electric.
Use Chi-nsmel varnishes on your
floors, furniture and woodwork. 1t Is
of the best quality and easily applied.
o. E. Davis.
--Chas. Hale has purchased of j. Fl
Potts his farm on Bishop Branch, ira
ing in bis property in Readstown villat
on the deal.
Martin Skagen. formerly of this
city, is laid up with rheumatism at the
Prairie du Chen sanitariun, but Is some
what improved.
| hold annual meeting on Saturday of
this week, and all interested are re-
quested to be present.
| Let US take care of your material
needs. We have twenty years of build
| z. Nuzum & Sons Lumber Co.
Veteran Dan Carr continues in very
poor health and j. N. Beaver, another
of Viroqua's old soldiers, is again re-
ported to be in feeble condition.
The Kickapoo Valley school contest
was pulled off at Soldiers Grove, La
Fargo rather taking the honors in a
good percentage over Viola and Soldiers
Grove.
Miss Ethel Hamilton discontinued
teaching at Sioux City and arrived home
last Saturday Little Cyrus Cade came
with her to visit his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Cade.
We positively will not sort our lum-
Der, raise the established grade or mis-
represent our stock TO our customers.
You get the grade your money pays for
at the Nuzum Yard.
| MIR. and Mrs. Theodore johnson
give up their Viroqua home on the 18th,
going to West Prairie, where MIR John
son assumes management of the mer-
camille business of Allen Halvorson.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Tryggestad
and the Misses Mamie and Thelma Tryg-
lgestad and Lille Hanson drove to Viro-
qua on Sunday and were met by Ole
| Traastad with bis car, who conveyed
them to his home at Liberty Pole.
Compare our Detroit oil cook stove
with any other make and you will read
| lily see that it is the simplest, best con-
structed oil cook stove on the market
today And it will give more heat and
burn less fuel than any other oil cook
stove made. Look them over at Kueb-
ler's Hardware.
Miss Pearl Anderson, daughter of
Mrs. Ruth Derr of this city, who has
been i'll for some time, was taken to
Rochester Tuesday, where she expects
to undergo an operation. She was &C.
companied by her mother, her brother,
D. S. Anderson, and sister, Mrs. Hugh
Buchanan.
The kindergarten department will
give May party on the school house
lawn Friday afternoon of this week at
2:30. EVERYBODY invited. Come and
see some pretty drills, etc. The Moth
ers' Alliance will sell ice cream cones,
proceeds for q nucleus of fund to buy
a'victroIa for the grades next year.
| --CHIR0PRACTIC obtains results
where other sciences fail. This is not
only true in chronic but also in acute
diseases. No matter if your trouble
has been pronounced "incurable," Chi
ropractic (spinal) adjustments will help
you. Call and let us prove it to you.
No charge for spinal analysis. w. S.
Willard, d. c., Chiropractor, over Stoll
& Groves. Lady attendant.
-Osteopathy is not remedy. 1t 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. 1t is equal
ly as good for fevers, pneumonia, la
grippe, bronchitis, tonsilitis ard other
acute diseases as it is for rheumatism.
nervous prostration, constipation, head
aches and other chronic affections. DR..
C. d. Mead. Osteopathic Physician.
The Woman's Literary Club held
| annual social meeting at the w. Film