Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-03-03
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Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Trey O'Rearts every Wednesday.
Spring showing of ladies' suits and
skirts at Rogers.
Spring showing of ladies' fancy
dresses at Rogers.
Spring showing of ladies' and child
ren's coats at Rogers.
For lumber, brick or tile, get Thay-
er's prices before buying.
-Palmolive soap A bars for rs cents,
at the West Prairie Store.
Tempting new dress skirts and pet
ticoats at Suttle & Tate's.
New makes in aprons and house
dresses at Suttle & Tate's.
Wagon box and hay rack lumber in
good supply at Thayer's yard.
"A good line of tobacco bed boards
at reasonable prices at Thayer's.
Two secondhand wood saving out
fits for sale at Dach & Anderson's.
-Peper's True Smoke, packages for
% cents at the West Prairie Store.
Mrs. Frank G. English and little
son, Gardner, are visiting at the Joyce
home
Mrs. A. o. Larson is in Milwaukee
and Chicago purchasing spring millinery
goods.
We have received our first ship
ment of spring coats and suits. Suttle
& Tate.
Mrs. DIR. Schreiner spent several
hours in town Saturday, visiting and
shopping.
Mrs. Norris Viroqua hospital, west
of Browns music store, is prepared to
care for patients.
You are ell invited to the Gabel or
chestra dannt at Rnnning's hall Friday
night of this week. ,=.-,---.-------
Explosion of oil stove in the 0pti-
mo Saturday noon caused considerable
excitement but resulted in no damage.
The best dance of the season will
take place at Running's hall Friday
night of this week. Music by Gabels
orchestra.
First to show new spring styles in
dress shirts. The very newest designs
and patterns See our north window.
The Blue Front Store.
The Mystic Workers will give
card party at their hall next Tuesday
evening, March 8. All Mystics and
their friends are invited.
Mrs. L. c. Norris has returned
from the city millinery markets with q
fine line of spring goods, and her store
is now open for business.
Miss Beatrice Coffiand leaves today
for the east where she expects to spend
some time in Cleveland, Ohio, and
YHhooliro West Viruipia
-Mesdames A. Steenson, l. Johnson,
H E Hoilein, and John and Emil Sveen,
of Westby, spent last Saturday with
Mrs. M. B. Davidson of this city.
Aug. ]. Sr1ith and daughter Fay
went to Lacrosse Friday to be present
at the funeral of Mrs. Charles Smith
They will also spend few days in Ban
gor.
H. C. Costing has returned home
from Minneapolis, where he has been
receiving treatment. He was accom-
panied by his son. Ernest.
The CENSOR erred in stating that
the Bouffleur M. E. memorial window
was purchased by P. Fl. Oftedahl. 1t
was purchased by the Bouffieur heirs.
Relief Corps will hold initiation
Saturday, Mrs. Gerald Seal being the
candidate. Following initiation, Mes
danes Milt Henry, Wigginton, Rusk
and Beaver will serve refreshments.
Miss Ellen Thompson and her pupils
of the Belgium Ridge school are to
have basket social at the school house
Friday evening. March 5. Proceeds will
go for needful furnishing for the school.
%. L. Stromland arrived here yes
terday morning to visit for week with
his mother, brothers and sister. Mr..
Stromland resides at Princeton, MINNIE
sofa, and is one of the big CENSOR fam
lily.
Mics Lima Weimar spent Sunday in
Lacrosse and took part in song SER
vice in the Congregational church, sing
ing in Mendelssohn's cantata, "A
Payer" taking the place of Miss Anna |
Hickish, who is i'll.
New spring styles of the Adler !
EtCollegian, Whitney Christianson, |
and Emby suits, now ready for your
inspection. We believe you will find |
in these hand tailored suits just your |
ideal. The Blue Front Store.
There has been several events of |
interest on Round Prairie the past week. |
A surprise party was given Mr.. Abram |
HOrpestad on the Thomas Stevens |
farm Friday night; and Mrs. Sordahl |
was given farwell party on Sunday.
What pays better interest on the
money invested than an orchard of fall |
crab and winter apples of right varie-
ties. Send for our free catalogue; it is /
a safe guide for Wisconsin planters. |
The Northwood Nurseries, Koethe Bros. |
Props, Coon Valley, Wis.
-0steopathy has been misT cpresent-
ed so oiutn by persons having their own
az. to grid, that not so many people |
know OF its true worth as really should
fog iaeir health's sake. 1t has cured /
thousands of people, has been praeticed
for more than thirty years, it is the
foremost scientific drugless healing art
in the world today. will send you =
magazine on osteopsthy free upon re-
quest. Or. C. D. Mead, 0steopathic
Physician. y