Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-02-23
Store for a quick lunch.

Your Store" for quick lunch.
Ladies' free night Monday night.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Big dance at Running's hall Friday
night.
Carl Coe was up from Csshton on
Monday.
Walls of Jerico, Friday night at the
Opera house.
Sherwood Coffland visited his par
ents for a day.
Big dance Friday night. Big lunch
at Your Store. +"
A new assortment of rugs in new
designs at SuttIe G. Tate's.
If worried by the high cost of liv-
ing, attend Thay er's sale on Friday ard
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels f Fortney are
visiting Dr. End Mrs. FGrtney at Zum-
orota, Minnesta.
Harold HOMELAND was up from Spar
ia to visit relatives and look over the
scenes of his birthplace.
See Grant Dewitt about No. sec
ond-growth oak wood for your summer
use; hauling every day.
-Tutti Frutti ice cream bricks al
ways on hand Special prices for par
ties, etc, at Your Store. "
Captain James, Harry James and
wife and Al. Lombard autoed from
Ferryville and Retreat today.
Mr. and Mrs A. Z Gray OF Nora
Springs, Iowa, visited with their cous-
ms Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Atkins.
Novelty silks for dresses are scarce
but we were fortunate in securing
number of patterns. Suttle & Tate
Only three fur coats left. You
will pay twice next fall what you can
get them for now. The Blue Front
Store.
Trimmed hats usually sold at S3.75,
81 so and $500 now S1.75, $500 and
$3.50 Come early and get your choice.
Mrs. Norris.
"A new son came to Mr.. and Mrs.
M. ]. Felix on Wednesday last, born in
Lacrosse hospital, where Mrs. Felix
is being cared for.
John w. Potts and wife will soon
move to the farm of John Side, recent
ly purchased from Malcomb Hiles, be-
coming tenants there.
On Friday of this week the organ
izations in this city connected with the
state militia will be inspected by an
officer from outside.
Take your building problems to J.
w. Thayer. We can and will show you
ways to save your money and guaran-
tee you satisfaction on every deal.
Mrs. Irons, long an enthusiastic
worker in Order of Eastern Star, died
at her Tomah home. She had frequent
ly visited Viroqua in the interest of the
order.
Why trudge along with your old
gasolene stove and poor gasolene, when
you can get Blau gas plant equal to
city gas and have all the conveniences
o. city gas, with perfect safety, at
Kuebler's Hardware.
The sisters and brothers of Mrs.
Henry Huschka made a housewarming
at the new Husehka farm residence re-
Gently completed. 1t occurred on Tues
day night of last week. An easy chair
was presented.
Rev l.. C. jacobson is in the city
renewing acquaintance. He will soon
remove from Red Wing to Redfeld.
South Dakota. to enter again actively
in ministerial work.
DIR. Edward C Emerson and bride
are in the city visiting the doctor par
ents. These young people were mar
ried at Medford on Saturday last.
Many friends extend congratulate .on5
and wish them much happiness and sue
cess at DeSoto, where the groom is
engaged in business.
Frank Smith was taken TO Lacrosse
Thursday and underwent operation for
appp- dicitis and other complications.
He mas since been in a critical condition,
but at latest reports seems to be i'm
proving. His brother, Halbert, is with
him.
Charley Ward, former sheriff, made
his annual visit to friends and relatives
in this city and Chaseburg, passing q
week in the two places. He is highly
pleased with result Of his affairs at
Glendive, Montana, where he is engage
ed in business and looks after collect
ions for one of the Lacrosse breweries.
His two sons are holding down farm
ranches.