Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-04-05
Short News Stories of Interest
of Comngs Doing
viroqua and Vicinity
-window shadea at Towner's.

Durocs.
Ladies 1916 spring suits $40 to SIS.
Rogers.
-Alabastine, muresco and paint at
Towner's.
April opened with roads very hard
to travel.
Ladies 1916 spring coats from 81 rs
to SIS. Rogers.
Several new patterns in rugs at
Surenson & Dahl's.
Charlie Chaplin tomorrow night
at the Opera house.
Pure boiled linseed oil, rs cents the
gallon at Towner's.
Fresh Atlas cement and pulp plas-
ter at the Nuzum yard.
--Silo and building tile at the Bek-
kedai Lunshe1 Company.
Let the Bekkedal Lumber Company
build your house complete
The greatest feature of its kind in
the world, CABIRIA, Friday.
Special 10 cent offerings next Fri
day and Saturday at ToWner's.
Former Chairman Albert J. Hall
was caller from Genoa town.
Harold Nichols returned from a two
weeks visit in Edgerton and Stoughton,
Mrs Goodwin of DeSoto, is visit
jng at the home of her cousin, DR..
Porter.
Mrs. Mae swinson spent Sunday
with her sister, Margaret McAuley, at
Lacrosse.
Pay Ciaywater has purchased
wood tire hollow wall silo of Chas. S.
Slack & Co.
Miss Esther Butt entertained three
tables of bridge at her home Wednes-
day evening.
John Hanson of Montana, visited
his parents, Anton Hanson and wife Of
Round Prairie.
Everybody is invited to come in
and inspect our new lire Of dishes at
Romans Grocery.
You have only nine days more to
avail yourselves of the great saving at
the Blue Front Store.
Misses Alma and Della Olson came
from Racine and Cambria to visit their
parents on Coon Prairie.
m. C. Rogstad and family moved
from Westby to Shennington, where
they locate on farm.
IF you want expert work done in
paper hanging, painting, etc, leave or
ders with o. E. Davis.
Spanish Comstcck tobacco seed for
sale at johnson & Vigdahl's store in
Viroqua; so cents per ounce.
Kickapoo Odd Fellows held district
association at Gays Mills, IS members
of the order being present.
Miss Dorothy Trowbridge is spend
ing vacation week at home from teach
ing duties at Milton junction.
"A party of twelve ladies' enjoyed
picnic party at the home of Mrs. K.
IA Il H..
How about dried fruits, good peach
es only &c per pound and fancy prunes
l0c per pound at Sweger's Grocery.
Are you going to do any painting
this spring or summer? Buy your paint
from the Bekkedal Lumber Company
Mr.. and Mrs. AS. Hetland returned
from two months visit with relatives
in Lafayette, Jefferson and Dane coun-
ties.
&C E. UIand, Westby, has purchased
a wood tire hollow wall redWood-lined
silo of Bernt Limoseth; also a Hoosier
extention silo roof.
Mrs. Geo. Hall has gone to Chicago
for months visit with her brother
She will also visit relatives in the nor
thern part of the state.
Clarence Amodt spent week with
his brother Albert in Chicago, before
returning from his work in the agricul-
tural college at Madison.
Percy Eckhar and wife has moved
into the tenement house on the farm of
II. r. Vergeront, where he will be err.
ployed during the season.
Mr.. Con. Fish and Miss Grace Hen
derson spent the past few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Henderson on their
F11xx for nf
Now is the time to repair leaky
roofs. Best asphalt shingles, red and
white cedar shingles, Paroid roofing
and roof cement, at the Nuzum yard
Fred Zitzner, Junior. of Franklin,
has purchased the machinery business
of Davidson & Coat West Prairie. He
has taken possession and will push the
enterprise.
Young people of Round Prairie gave
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. R. Vergeront a sur
prise on Saturday night, thirty-fve
neighbors joining in the games, music
and lunching.
The Viroqua Mems club will meet
at the school house Monday evening
next, at 1880. Laws and measures,
touching local moral problems will be
consif red.
See the slate coated asphalt shing-
les at the Nuzum yard. They make a
beautiful, fire resistant and economical
roof. John E. Nuzum & Sons Lumber
Company.
Call and see the new Heavy Duty
building tile at the Nuzum yard This
tile is so hard and strong that it will
make perfect basement wall for house
or barl and is cheaper than stone or
concrete.
DIR. Carl B. Peterson, who changed
his place of professional operation from
Cashton to Minneapolis few months
since, was in the city over Sunday to
visit relatives and renew friendships
The doctor reports satisfaction in his
change.
Mr. Clyde Gilman, who resigned
his position as instructor in manual
training and athletics in the city schools
to accept commercial position at Wi
mona, departed for his new duties on
Saturday. He is engaged with whole
sale and retail lumber company and
will have responsible work with the
concern. For nearly three years Bar.
Gilman gave fine satisfaction here in
school and community work, and his
going is regretted by our people. He
is succeeded in school work here by Mr..
Ole Thurston of Ellsworth, graduate
of Stout training school.
B. B. stave silos with three 3x6
Oregon FIR slaves with the extra inch
on the outside grooved to hold the
hoops in place, one-piece door frames,
choice Of swinging or take-out doors,