Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-04-14

the IdCNs anu WlllIiE u act III lnelT
interest.
The Black Box next Wednesday.
Lawrence Peterson visited Cashton
relatives.
Lucille Love at the Opera Electric
all this week.
Mrs. John Hall of Cashton visited
relatives in town.
Mrs. NJ D. Brown is visiting her
sister at Lacrosse.
Mrs. e. j. Ogden returned from
northern Wisconsin.
Spring millinery, all the new styles
and shapes at Roman & Felix.
The Boys Club gave social atthe
Methodist church Friday night.
Mrs. Ed Carr and Miss Minnie Wise
we're late visitors at Lacrosse.
Miss Blanche Running is having a
vacation from teaching duties at Sparta
Mrs. l.. J. Martin is spending few
days with her daughter at West Salem
George Heisel, an old resident of
Rockt0n community, died on Wednes-
day last
w. T. Pomeroy' 9 Spanish Comstock
tobacco seed for sale at Surenson' s
grocery.
IL. M. Lund is at LaFarge looking
after drug trade in absence of Proprie-
tor Weisner.
Mrs. NJ. Strecht of Lacrosse spent
Sunday at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
Paul Lawrence.
Remember that you can buy w. F.
Pomeroy's Comstock Tobacco seed at
A. e. Surenson's.
New spring coats, Sc so, 81 so to
ksru . Z q
at Roman & Felix.
Mr.. and Mrs F. G. English and
son, Gardner. left for their home at
Minneapolis Tuesday.
Ira DANES of Valley has sold his
home and in few days moves upon a
farm in Wood county.
"A number of young people were
entertained at the home of II. r. Cade
on Saturday evening.
This week, special sale of ladies'
muslin nightgowns, 79c each. Every
one bargain. Rogers.
H. P. Larson is on trip through
South Dakota. His daughter, Myrtle,
accompanied him to Lacrosse.
Last dance of the season at Run
nings hall, Friday night, April %. Mu.
sic by Gabel's Apiece orchestra.
The old Finkle farm on Coon Prai-
RE has been purchased by Joseph Bor-
gen of Westby, where he moves his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Dyson are
spending a fortnight at the parental
home of Mr.. Dyson in st. Joseph, Mis-
souri,.
Fred Romanowsky, who spent the
winter with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Carr, left for the west where
he has employment.
-Mesdames E. NJ. Nye, 81. Sauer and
r. E. Wolfgram entertained party of
friends at $500 Monday afternoon at
the home of the former
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Gorsuch left
this morning for Battle Creek, Michi-
gan, summoned by the serious condi-
ton of his uncle, j. A. Cummings.
For cash we can save you money
on dry goods, ready-to-wear goods,
mems and boys clothing and shoes for
the whole family, at Roman & Felix.
State aid road work will start next
week at Readstown. There will be en-
ployment for 30 men. and those wish
ing work should apply at once to Nc
Caughey Bros.
John WEIGH, who has been cared
for at the Viroqua hospital for a few
days is released, but still in the city.
Mr.. WEIGH was taken with sudden ill.,
ness after coming from the Waupaca
soldiers home to visit bis brother,
George.
Clinton w. Nuzum returned from
his California tip, reporting a splendid
outing. The expositions at San Fran
cisco and San Diego are well worth see
ing. His brother Keith dropped off in
Montana to remain indefinitely.
--Suttle & Tate, Viroqua's lady mer-
chants, have been doing things at their
business plaee-that is, they have add
ed very materially in furniture and
equipment-three deep fine plate glass
show cases and some sectional shelving
and cases that add greatly to the looks
and convenience of their store.
With his usual enterprise and de-
sire to have matters at the city GENE
terry up-to-date, Captain Tate is circu-
lating 9 subscription paper soliciting
funds for establishment of a green
house on the grounds. II is a right
move and should be literally responded
TO.