Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-05-24
AT the End of the Rainbow.

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ATTEND business mems meeting
Thursday evening.
-Dutchess knickerbockers for boys
Stoll & Groves
Ribbon sale commencing Thursday
at Suttle & Tate's.
-Dutchess trousers, Toe button, 81
rip. Stoll & Groves.
Buy your paints and varnishes at
Bekkedal's Lumber Yard.
For sore, sweaty feet use Barker s
Antiseptic All drug stores.
Bargains in trimmed hats at Mrs.
@. A Larson's millinery store.
Last chapter of Diamond From
the Sky" Wednesday, May 81.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
See those fine wool blue serge suits
for boys at S495. Stoll & Groves
Mems straw hats, slightly soiled,
values up to 81 80 for 19c. MI. Felix.
Boys 2-piece suits. values up to 81,
sizes 10 to Is, special So 65. M j. Felix.
Mrs Albion Lindemann sustained a
sprained ankle while working about her
home.
Wonderful array of ribbons for
hair and dress trimming at Suttle &
Tate's.
Drink "Grape Smash" tomorrow
and you'll want it every tomorrow af-
ter tomorrow.
You are invited to see the play,
Farm Folks, Fat the asylum this We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs. Cliff Fish of Pleasant ridge
visited her mother, Mrs. r. A Cowden,
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Ira Casperson will entertain
three tables of five hundred at her
home this evening.
-Saniflat paint, muresco, and ala
bastine for interior decorations, all col
ors at o. E. Davis drug store.
Mixed paints, quality of the best,
price the lowest. Ask for our paint
book at The Kuebler Hardware.
Arthur Hoops, late of Fox films.
will be leading man in The Devils
Prayer Book" at the Star Friday.
Mrs. John ]. Hammond came from
Zion City to visit with relatives and old
neighbors in this city and at Red
Mound
We are displaying full line of
couch hammocks, look them over.
Prices are right. The Kuebler Hard
ware.
Barn red, that's the paint for barns,
tobacco sheds, and all rough lumber.
Price 90 cents in 5 gallon cans. o. E.
Davis.
Garnet Allen returned home from
St. Francis hospital where she under
went an operation. She is much i'm
proved.
Miss Mary Cooper arrived from the
east to pass the season with her aunt,
Mrs. J NJ. Rusk, as has been her GUS
tom for some years
-Mesdames B. c. Brown and w. E.
Butt entertained three tables Of auc-
ton bridge at the home of Mrs. Butt
Wednesday evening.
-Adolph Wolfram, who has been at
tending the Milwaukee normal. has ac-
cepted position with the Sterling mo-
tor truck company of Milwaukee
Rev Martin Finstad of Folsom,
was az Whitehall, county seat of Trem-
pealeau, where he went to assist in the
dedication of new Lutheran church.
Mrs JIM. Rusk and daughter Mary
and Mrs. E NJ Rogers arrived home
from California, after a pleasant win
ter in the land of sunshine and flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] L. johnson of Lib
erty town motored to Springville on
Saturday and visited friends. Return
ing in the evening and visited the Best
family.
Henry Running, the busiest man in
town, has determined to sell his restau-
rant business, stock and equipment A
fine chance for some energetic man
and wife.
Miss Sadie Anderson returned home
from Iowa, where she taught the past
year. Also Misses Olive Lepage, Mari
on Opsahl and Florence Nelson from
like work in the same state.
Mrs. Lottie Leeman of Waukesha,
paid visit to her sister. Mrs. J. w.
Norris. On her return home she was
accompanied to LaCro. 3e by Mr.. and
Mrs. Norris and Mrs. John Norris.
"A. D. Helgeson has charge of a
county road crew in Franklin. Work
commenced at the farm of D. F. Taint-
er and will be carried southwest to
point half-mile east of Liberty Pole.
DIR. Will Gorsline's trio of racing
animals were shipped to some south
western point, where they will be en-
tered in the seasons speed program.
DIR. Gorsline was here to look after
them.
The Chautauqua arranged for VII
roqua this season will open August s
and continue to the IL, six DAYS of SOL
rfea no rtrr,
of Iowa, provides the program under
local management.
Albert Solverson informs US that
his stock of cars on hand amounts to
one used Krit, and that one is being
overhauled. That he has two carloads
of Studebakers on the way and same
are expected to be here the first of the
week.
Headquarters for commencement
gifts is what F. M. Towner claims for
his store. Here's just hint of what
he has for the gift buyer: Silverware
galore, books of every description,
beautiful stationery, fountain pens, cut
glass, etc.
Stewart furnaces are made of best
quality of pig iron. We use the best
registers that can be bought; all have
cast tops, double throughout and use
the heaviest tin for wall stacks, which
are also double, with dead air space,
which guarantees you safety from fire.
We want to figure your job, as it will
be to your interest. The Kuebler Hard
ware.
-Mesdames B. c. Brown, Paul Law
renee and r. E. Wolfgram entertained
a party Of ladies Saturday evening in
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