Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-02-10

-dercei McMuisSn OF CaSnIOn spent
last week with relatives here.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone IS.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
]. L. Clawson came up from Chase
burg on Sunday to see his mother.
Joe Fyett, former operator in the
Comet theatre, has been visiting here
last week
No order too small to be anpre-
ciated or too large to be filled a. Thay
er's new yard.
Miss Mildred Gardner of Ghaseburg,
spent the week end in Viroqua with rel
atives and friends.
Ladies' 81 90 black and white Kay
ser silk and ieatherette gloves for 70
cents. Suttle & Tate.
Lett s-inch self sharpening silent
buhr feed grinder priced at S26 so. vi
roqua Implement Co.
Mrs Il. L. Gardner has be IN suf-
fering severely the past week, the af
Fiction being quinsey.
Mrs Ed Roach, west of town, has
been suffering from a bad attack OF
bronchitis and tonsilitis.
Clarence Anderson and wife joice
over the arrival of daughter, the sec
ond child at their home.
Mrs |. E. VanDoren returned to
Spokane after several weeks with her
mother, Mrs Jane Nelson of this city.
Mrs. Theodore Olson of Cashton,
visited several days at the farm home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tennis
Lavold.
Mrs. Halbert Proctor of Newton,
is very low, following operation for ap-
pendicitis and gall stones and is still at
hospital.
Did you ever see manure spread
er with steel frame, steel cylinder, steel
wheel and steel sides? Dach & Ande--
son have one.
III. c. Grooming of this city is at
hospital, recovering from recent OPP
GRAFTON. Mrs Grooming was with him
part of the time.
Have received an order for a thou
sand skunk hides Farmers, bring them
in at once. Highest market prices
guaranteed. Sam Gross.
.-Dach & Anderson are the author
lied agents for the Lett feed mills an6
they have three sizes of them with re-
pairs such as extra grinders
One of the largest stocks of can
vass stitched betting. extra grade rub
Der betting and genuine leather betting
is 20 be found at Dach & Anderson's.
Mrs. Ed Norris wishes to announce
/ that she has recovered from her recent
| hat kn
Viroqua hospital is again ready to re-
ceive patients.
With the Emerson side delivery
rake and tedder, the driver can change
it from rake to tedder with the use
of lever placed in easy reach from the
seat and without stopping the team.
The encampment of the Wisconsin
! National guard will begin this year on
July 10. Ii will be regimental instead
of brigade encampment, although it
is not decided what regiment will go in
first.
Ladies of the Christian church will
have Dutch market at Beaver & Ira
cy's store on Saturday afternoon of
this week Lunch will be served
Come and buy something for Sunday
dinner.
Asa Groves, former viroqua boy
of years ago, is here from Texas. greet
ing numerous relatives and friends
Though prematurely gray. he appears
TO be young in spirit and a possessor Of
health.
Ed. Lind has taken the agency for
the Wear u Well" shoes and has a
nice line in connection with his repair
shop. These shoes are sold direct from
manufacturers to the public at whole
sale prices Come in and see for your
self. Basement State Bank.
/ Now is good time to get into the
chicken raising business and the Sim
plicity hatchers and breeders are the
tools you need. See them at Dach &
Anderson's or at the Viroqua high school
where two complete outfits have given
good satisfaction the past year, so Prof.
Brown testifes.
-Chiropractic is right. You will be
convinced if you but give it chance.
If you are sick and have tried every
thing and have not received help, try
Chiropractic (spinaD adjustments and
GET WELL. You will come to it event
ually, why not now? w. S. Willard,
d. c.. Chiropractor, Phone 81, over
Stoll & Groves. LADY ATTENDANT.
The Mothers Alliance met at the
high school building Monday afternoon.
Miss Lois Suttle presented the subject
"Children's Books" which was very
entertaining and instructive and highly
appreciated. Miss Edith fainter was
prepared to give talk, but the time
was limited AMI we have that in store.
The next meeting will be held the FIRST
Monday in March.
| Sneak thieves of the gentler sex
seem to be in our midst. Some time
ago, a student of the training school
received a statement from local deal
er, from whom some unknown person
had bought pair of shoes, giving this
girls name and her home address.
And now another young lady has had
her name forged for groceries. When
merchants trust strangers it's advisable
to require photograph.
The legislative bill introduced by
Assemblyman MCGOWAN of Adams
county, is one that would make a rat
ting among dry bones should it be
enacted. 1t provides that no public
morey shall be used to pay professor.
teacher or instructor who smokes Gig
arets and that no diploma Of gradua-
ton shall be granted to any student
WHO INDUCES that habit. 1t may be
put in the category of freak legislation
by the dopsters, but it certainly is not
! without merit.
"A letter from H. L. Rayner of
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