Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-05-17
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insure with John Dawson a. Co.
WIN. Fox feature Saturday at the
Star.
: Read The Girl and the Come in this
paper
-Towner has the latest styles in
wall paper.
Paints, oils, and varnishes at Davis
drug store.
Summer millinery just received at
Mics Norris.
-Firestone tires and tubes at Solver
sons garage.
Edna Mayo as Mary Page, Opera
house, Saturday.
All accounts due Larson & Solver
son must be paid at once.
For window shades and drapery
curtains, go to Towner's.
Remember Mrs. Norris millinery
store is located in Star theatre block
Leonard Mueller bought a Hoosier
extension silo roof of Chas. S. Slack
& Co.
HORNETS Midget bacon squares, l5c
per pound, at Anderson's meat market.
Try one.
The Severson hotel at Westby has
been sold by Ole o. Tuhus to Stephen
Hetland.
Don't forget to use formaldehyde
! for smut in nats, barley, etc. 40 cents
pint at o. E. Davis
See US before you build. We will
save you money. John E Euzum &
Sons Lumber Company.
Mothers day was observed in vi
roqua churches, beautiful flowers dis
played. signifying the event.
| Miss Alice Older departed on Sum-
day for Rochester, where she has en-
plUyment during vacation season as
waitress.
DIR. and Mrs. Schreiner of Westby
are off for fortnight's visit with their
son Aft, who is manager of dairy farm
near Macon. Missouri.
Edward Wig has bought from DIR,
J. H. Chase building lot next to the
residence of E. nj Nye He is figuring
on erecting cottage.
DR. c.. A. MinshalI, v. S., is in
Westby every day except Monday when
he is in Coon Valley. Westby office
over Liners grocery store. @
Ma. shall Mcdonnell of South Da-
kota, and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Peck of
Minnesota, came to attend the funeral
OF Mrs. Herbert Chapman.
AT Morrison's jewelry store is the
place TO buy your graduation presents
this year. His stock is larger. better
and more reasonably priced than ever
before.
If you have a floor that doesn't suit
you, Chi-Namel it. You can have any
color you like showing the beautiful
granting characteristic Of all hard woods.
o. E. Davis.
The lawn mower season is again
with US. Why put in the season push
| ing dull lawn mower when we can
sharpen your machine at small cost
so that it will run like new. Bring it
to Nordrum's shop today.
News of the destruction of the
principal part of Beach, South Dakota,
has been received here. It is the town
where John Henry and Charley Bush
/ live. The building in which the Henrys
were located was burned.
Jas. M. Smith returned from South
Dakota, reporting conditions similar to
ours respecting cold and rainy weather
He was there during the high wind,
stating that it was impossible for farm
ers to work in the fields.
The "Raulston Health Shoes" are
acknowledged the equal il not the best
| line made We are receiving an entire
/
styles. Those who have worn them
will have nothing else. The Blue Front
Store.
Mr.. Edd. Peterson of Nottingham
fridge, had very unpleasant experience.
| While cultivating in field on a late
windy day he was struck in the eye By
a flying gravel. causing him much pain.
He is at Mrs. Norris hospital receiving
treatment
-Viroqua students and others extend
congratulations to Blaine johnson of
Westby, who won first honors in the
league oratorical contest held in La
Crosse, five or six schools being ir the
league. Miss Grace Hendrickson of
the same school won third place in the
deciamatory bout.
-Viroqua has a new chiropractor,
DR.. Frank G. White having permanent
ly located here, having office rooms in
the ser ond story of the Roman block.
DR.. White is from Davenport college
and has had experience in his profess
sion. His announcement will be found
in another part of this paper.
-Richiand Center papers announce
that M. G. Bergh has sold his stock in
the Farmers and Merchants bank and
rendered his resignation as director
and cashier for the purpose of becom-
ing connected with some large financial
concel Of Chicago. Mr.. Bergh does
not expect to remove from the state.
While visiting at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Ole L. Olson near this
city, last Thursday at the supper table,
MIR Knute Knutson was stricken with
paralysis of his left side. rendering BIZ
helpless. He has somewhat improved
but his extreme age Of "a year. leaves
little hope that much betterment may
BE expected. Mr. Olson is ore of tbs
Oldest settlers of Bristow community.
-Chas. s. Slack & Company are
|, shipping a car of six wood tire hollow
wall silos to Blue River, Wisconsin, fol
the following prominent farmers If
| Richland county: Martin Munson, Bo
az, Wisconsin, 10x2S redwood; Chris
Munson, Boaz. Wisconsin, 10x20 red
wood; Oscar Manson, Boaz, Wisconsin
g I0x20 redwood; j. s. Peters, Blue
Rivers, Wisconsin, a 12x24 redwood
Geo. Pippin, Excelsior, Wisconsin, q
I4x20 redwood; Geo. Kincannan. Excel
sior, Wisconsin, a 10x26 redwood.