Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-02-16

opera mouse FEBRUARY 20
Hedge Larson was an interested
visitor from Coon on Saturday.
Or. Chase, dentist, office IN Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80
Plenty of comedy in THE Wife, T"
Opera house, Monday, February %.
Charley Mullen has been confined
to his home for a month with rheuma-
tism.
Percy Eckhardt and wife are visit
ing at Madison and taking in farmers
week.
-Thayer sells -four, bran and mid
dlings at lowest market prices at all
times.
-Alf Neprud was over from Westby
to attend Eastern Star party, Thursday
evening.
Buy the famous Iowa curved disc
cream separator at the Ssuer Hardware
Company.
For February only, we offer Val
more dress ginghams at 7ac per yard.
Rogers
BE sure and see that great play at
the Opera house, Monday night, Feb
ruary %
"A box sociable will be held in Web
er school house on Saturday evening of
this week.
We offer 1000 yards of valmore
dress ginghams, for February only, at
73c. Rogers
d. M. Hunter and family of Viola
we're Sunday guests of MIR. and Mrs
G. w Nuzum.
-Pearle Fisher of Amigo spent Sun
day in the city with his sister, Mrs.
Ethel Casperson.
If you want expert work done in
paper hanging, painting, etc, leave or
ders with o E. Davis.
-Firestone tires and tubes for sale
by Larson & Solverson, exclusive deal
ers for Viroqua and vicinity.
Henry Lindemann and Chris Berge
were guests of MIR. and Mrs Frank A.
Chase st Lacrosse over Sunday.
w H. Lake left on Monday, for q
business trip to Salem, Oregon. expect
ing to be absent for a few weeks.
Mrs. George Grossman and little
daughter came from Westby to pass
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Walby.
Rev. E. O. Hofstead is at North
field, Minnesota, in attendance upon
English United Lutheran conference.
MI Borgan, who spent two months
here among relatives and friends, ue
parted for his home in North Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Olson have
placed piano from Browns in their
home for the benefit of their little
daughter.
The CENSOR now has state farm
institute bulletins for free distribution.
Any peFeon wishing S5c may call and
receive it.
Former Postmaster Roy Johnson of
DeSoto, was in the county seat on pro-
bate business, Monday. C.. E. Suffer
was also in from Victory.
AT Pine Hollow Catholic church,
today, Mr. Nicholas Marx of Cashton,
and Miss Frances NJ. VonRuden, Of
Clinton town, were married.
Ed. Slette and wife and Treasurer
Herman Schroeder of Harmony town,
were business callers in the city and AT
the CENSOR office on Monday.
i am prepared to do your paper
hanging, house painting and interior
decorating. Workmanshipguaran
M. L. Hagen. P. 0. Box 172, Phone l..
Mrs. E. J. Talbot of North Dakota,
who has been visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs C. H. Groh, for the last
ten weeks. started for home Tuesday.
Get samples and compare Valmore
ginghams with any ten cent dress gIng
hams you ever bought and see if they
are not as good or better. For sale by
Rogers.
Remember the Mystic box social
and dance Tuesday night at Running's
hall Music by CuIver's orchestra.
Ladies bring baskets. Price to gentle
men only so cents.
Call and see the new Heavy Duty
building tile at the Nuzum yard. This
tile is so hard and strong that it will
v,oEa ,1arfank koo ~ n fn~
or barn and is cheaper than stone or
concrete.
Friday evening of this week Miss
Edith Drake and her pupils in the May
district will give a basket social and
lunch for benefit of drinking fountain
fund. An interesting program will pre-
cede the lunch. Everybody is invited.
Henry E. Anderson, proprietor of
the cash meat market, has determined
to deliver meats to any part of the city
commencing soon. This will mean
continuation of spot cash on delivery.
Mr.. Anderson will more fully explain
next week.
For the first time since holidays
Lewis L. Anderson of Pleasant Ridge,
visited the city, yesterday. His family
all had the scarlet fever, being under
quarantine all these weeks. Lewis said
he felt like bird that had escaped
from a cage.
Shoe bargains: One lot of mems
'Ralston" oxfords, worthS4. You get
your choice at Sl.79. One lot of boys
First Quality" shoes, sizes to AZ,
worth anywhere 81 So You get them
at this closing out sale at 81 48. Bring
in the boys and get your choice while
they last. The Blue Front Store.
Just unloaded, one carload of Stude-
bakers, by Larson & Solverson. They
unloaded same at once to buyers wait
ing for cars to arrive The parties had
made no contract for these cars before
they came. Larson & Solverson have
a number of orders that they have for
spring delivery. IL you want Stude-
baker get your order in NOW.
Miss Ruth Rogers entertained the
teaching force of the city school in
complimentary farewell to their associ-
ate worker in education, Miss Emma
Olson, who on tomorrow, takes leave
of home and friends and starts on her
journey to renew missionary teaching
in Singapore, China. 1t will require
several weeks to make the journey.
Miss Olson carries with her the best
wishes of hosts of friends.
George Clements and sister, Mrs.
Will Howard. went to Bangor, yester-
day, to attend the funeral of their
brother, Will Clements, who died from
cancer in the throat, with which be
had been afflicted for g year. Peter
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