Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-02-09
Short News Stories of Interest
Pck-Ips Reporters
viroqua nd Vicinity


business.
New wash silk just opened up at
Suite & Tate's.
Get your pure leaf lard at Ander-
as; pounds for Csc.
Bargain sale of all trimmed and IN
trimmed hats at Mrs. Norris.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second ioor
Ferguson building. Phone &C.
Mrs E M. Nye entertained the
Lotus club Wednesday evening.
Herb Orrison has moved to the I.
B. Smell farm on Bishop branch.
Miss Yttri of West Prairie is en-
ployed in Jasperson's art gallery.
Dr.. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
sral Bank building. Phone 81.
Mrs. Ira Casperson entertained a
party of friends Saturday evening.
-Virooua w. C. T. U. meets with
Mrs. Cora Sargent on Tuesday next.
Its quality and one price TO all
when you buy from Stoll & Groves.
Better take advantage af the sale
of mems trousers Stoll & Groves.
Mrs. w. II. StogdilI is passing the
week at Westby with Mrs. Froiland.
- Penny pictures at Jssperson's for
three weeks beginning next SATURDAY.
For cold ard wet weather try Hi
press rubber footwear. Stoll & Groves.
VIM. Hook transacted business at
Madison the latter part of the week.
Miss Ellen Kjose is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Robert Olson near Ferryyille
Keep in mind the special one day
sale at M. j. Felix Monday, February
IA.
We have full line of metal and
wood incubators at prices that are right.
Kuebler Hardware.
If you want expert work done in
paper hanging, painting, etc, leave or
ders with o. E. Davis.
We have few blankets and COM
forts left which we are closing out at
a great reduction. Suttle & Tate.
John Glmsdale and Fred Wheeler
went to Madison to take in the weeks
farm course at the college of sgricul.
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Kuebler were
in Milwaukee last week in attendance
upon state convention of hardware
dealers.
Mrs. George Johnson of Sparta,
visited her mother, Mrs. Lillis, ard
other relatives.t She was accompanied
by Mrs. Jack Johnson.
Mrs. Andrew HOMELAND is in a La
Crosse hospital Mr.. HOMELAND went
this morning to be present at critical
onara fioY1 ahe will nndprqn 81
-Yeoman dance Friday night of this
week, under auspices of the local lodge.
Lacrosse Yeoman orchestra will pro-
vide music. Everybody is invited.
Eastern Star order will give a. 500"
social at the Masonic Temple this
Thursday evening All Masous and
Eastern Star members are invited
Whitney Nichols and wife were
over from West Salem, Mr.. Nichols as
sisting the band in Monday night g COM
plimentary concert to Mr.. Holmes.
Il am prepared to do your paper
hanging. nc1se painting and interior
decorating. Workmanship guaranteed.
u. L. Hagen, P 0 Box liz, Phone II
= Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hall enjoyed q
visit from their daughter, Mrs. En-
NETT Hall, who resides near Csshton.
She was accompanied by her daughter
Ruth.
Elder w. S. Shreve died at Bosco.
bel, where he preached. He was ar
Adventist, one of the numerous Shreve
family of Greenwood. where he was
born.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Rogers, Jr.,
have delighted their daughter Alice by
placing a modern make of piano, the
Kranieh & Bach, in their home for her
service.
"A party of twelve ladies', friends OF
Mrs. Ben c. Brown, gave her pleas
ant surprise at her home Thursday ev-
ening. Three tables of five hundred
were played.
1t affords his friends much pleas
ure to greet John Devlin on the streets
after his return from Rochester, where
he received much benefit from a deli
cate operation.
Every person interested in high
school debates and the Philippine ques.
ton should attend Friday night in high
school auditorium. Tomah highs will
discuss with our debaters.
The wife of Rev. j. j. jacobson
was happily surprised by company OF
twenty five church ladies', and a pleas
ant time is reported. They left a nice
remembrance for Mrs. jacobson.
Now is TIC time to look into that
new heating system of ours. the Moline
vacuum vapor system. while our Gus
toners are using them. Kuebler Hard
ware will be pleased to give you figures
on same.
Because of lateness OF appearance
of last CENSOR NJ j. Felix extends his
one-day sale to Monday next The pa
per was five days late on our rural
routes because of serious breakdown
in the press.
Mrs. Julia Olson, aged 81 years,
mother of Mrs. Ole B. Fortney and Mrs.
|. K. Loverud, died at the home of the
latter on Saturday. She was a native
of Norway, coming to this country many
years ago, the husband dying later.
Interment in the city cemetery.
For Sale-Sang and seal garden, best
paying lot, no tax, frost or hail dam
age; little work; $500 from part of roots
last fall. Sang up from 10 cents to so;
seal from cents to 81 per pound. To-
bacco down. Will sell house or lot
near by. w. E. BUTT. 3-4w
Round Prairie school las received
from the state travelling library which
contains great variety Of books, which
can be secured for reading by any per-
son desiring. Miss Martha Rude,
teacher, will distribute the same Mon
day evenings, to o'clock, Tuesdays,
Wednesdays and Thursdays from to 5