Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-03-22


New curtain nets and drapery ma.
terials at Suttle q Tate's.
1t tastes like more electric mixed
matted milk at ..Yonr Store. .
Something entirely new in mildly
blouses at Suttle & Tate's.
Mrs Caroline Miller Nichols came
from Sparta to visit her mother.
Remember, last number of enter
tainment course Saturday night of this
week
Take your eggs to Thayer's. Save
time and get reasonable price every
day.
DIR. W. NJ. Trowbridge was in Chi
cago to attend reunion of his medica al
college class.
Remember the dance at Running 6
hall Friday night. Music by Culver
orchestra.
Sugar making is not very good this
season. Lack of snow in the woods is
largely the reason.
-Chas. w. Regain and sons of Frank
lin, have secured agency for Kalama-
zoo silos and tanks.
If you want good wall paper at a
right price see Franklin. A large stock
and all 1916 patterns.
Mrs. A. o. Anderson returned from
Westby. having spent some weeks with
the Bekkedal family.
-Groceryman Stanley Sweger has
added to his equipment Ford delivery
car, which is now in use.
MIR. Tobias Olson, who has long liv-
ed near Springville, died on Tuesday.
He leaves several children.
Your last chance. Sale lasts only
a little longer. Come now and save big
money. The Blue Front.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. McMssters have
moved to farm south of Viola, which
they will work for the season.
Miss Katherine Lindemann is spend
iug vacation from school work in Chi
cage with her mother in this city.
Harry Blythe is having a severe
struggle with pneumonia, but ;sreport-
ed somewhat better this morning.
-Gabe ROLAND of Viroqua town, was
called to Eau Claire county by the
death of his sister, Mrs. G. C. Miller.
--Chas. s. Slack made business trip
to Richland Center. His son DeVerne
returned with him, remaining over Sun
day.
i am prepared to go out sewing by
day or take in sewing at my rooms.
Inquire of Miss Mable Pierce: phone
No. 349.
Round Prairie literary club meets
at the school house next Monday even
ing. Program is to be presented. Ev-
erybody invited
Go in and see Sweger's bargain ia
bic. Canned goods, pickles, vinegar,
catsup, etc. Articles that sold as high
as 30 cents now go at - cents.
Mrs. c M. Gray of Lacrosse was
in this section visiting relatives and ole
friends. For more than half-century
she was resident of Liberty Pole com
munity.
For his connection with the Morri-
son jewelry escapade Carol Stamford
appeared before Judge Mahoney and
vas sent to Green Bay reformatory for
one wear.
The aged father of Mr.. L. C. Boyle
died at Sparta last Saturday. after many
months Of illness He was 81 years old,
long time resident of Sparta, where
he was held in high esteem
Mrs. S. C. Letson of Sparta, was a
guest of her sister. Mrs. J. o. Ander-
son in this city. She came to attend
the card parties given by Mrs Ander-
son Friday afternoon and evening.
Mr.. James Grimes of Clinton town
was a business caller in the city on
Saturday. He is a member of one of
the earliest and best known families on
Irish ridge, jovial spirit and clever
man.
"A number of friends were pleas
antly entertained by Superintendent
and Mrs. Gardner and Mr.. and Mrs Nj
ram Nj. Foster in St. Patrick's party
at Mrs. Munyon's boarding house, fol-
lowed by refreshments.
Frank Smith of North Dakota is
renewing friendship here and visiting
relatives in this city and at Viola. He
is recovering from severe attack of
rheumatism, having just escaped from
a hot mud sanitarium in Minnesota.
j. Henry Bennett announces that
he will hereafter continue the practice
of law at his office in the Lin
demann back building where he will
give clients interests personal atten-
tion. 80 IT
Prepare for the feast now by send
ing us an order for those berry plants
you wish to plant in the spring. Our
1916 nursery book is free, send for it.
The NorthWood Nurseries, the home of
the flo Rers, Coon Valley, Wis.
-Sweger has only few boxes of
candy left. They're going at half price
and going fast. Better go in and
get one today. And while you're there
examine the new Keeley's Old Fashion
box goods, made in six varieties. The
richest and best in the world and the
price is moderate.
"A meeting of the city mems club
was held on Friday evening. Support
of the organization was rendered Dis
trict Attorney Smith in his proposed
campaign to clean up gaming, cigarette
use and other unlawful things. 1t was
voted that the club assume responsible
ity for the chautauqua to be held here
this season.
While making hay on his farm last
summer County Clerk Berlie Moore
dropped his watch. On a recent day
the ticker was found in COW manger,
having gone through the processes of
stacking, moving and came through the
months of hiding in perfect shape, re-
newing its work of counting time or
being wound.
For the third time within that many
months the CENSOR met with serious
breakdown in the big cylinder press or
which the paper is printed when the
work was half finished last Wednesday.
By good fortune it was repaided al
home, Larsen & Solverson having ad-