Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-03-01

marcn opens TO-DAY NSIBlnR on tnS
lion order.
&C, J. Smith was at Sparta on legal
matters.
Walk Over shoes for men at Stoll
& Groves
Mrs. H G. Simpkins has been Wis
iting in Chicago
Supervisor Bailey was over from
Hillshoro on Thursday.
Ebenezer Stretsbery fell on the ice
and fractured one wrist.
If vou want the best of hard or
soft coal buy of L. G Boyle.
-Thayer is make some close prices
on -four, bran and middlings
When you buy from Sfoll a. Groves
you get quality and one price
IT, Baldwin, dentist, second moo
Ferguson bnilding Phone f6
Lee Groves and family departed for
their Canadian home on Tuesday
Hauge's new church bell fund was
raised by ladies of the aid society,
Twenty five per cent on all men &
cloth overcoats at Stoll & Groves.
Thayer is selling today a car of
choice upland prairie hay at s13 ton.
The wife of Rev. Stephens went to
DeMoines, Iowa, to greet new grand
child
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. RoseIand are
entertaining little daughter at their
home
Mrs George Wise, quite aged ard
" firm, has been seriously i'll with pneu-
monia.
DIR. Charles Pennell of Grand Forks,
was hereto see his sister, Mrs. Berl
Frohawk.
Not price, but quality, appearance
and service you get in spring suits at
-Viroqua W. C. t. U will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Salome Miller on Tues
day rext.
Will /. Groves and family are hap
py over the arrival of baby at their
lal m home
Irwin Nelson of Blue River spen:
few days here with bis father, who is
i'll with pneumonia.
"A number of our educators attend
ed district convention at La. Crosse
Thureday and Friday.
Mrs B F. Morris is in Chicago.
making selections of spring millinery
and learning the styles.
Try loaf of our Milwaukee rye
bread If not satisfactory, we will re
fund your money Romans grocery
-Amasa, son Of Mr. and Mrs. john
H. White. had leg broken while scnf
fling at Bishop Branch school on Mon
day.
Il am prepared to go out sewing by
day or take in sewing at my rooms
Inquire of Mise Mable Pierce: phone
No 349 wt
-P. N. Sinlonson and Ole G. Hen.
Erickson are making VISIT to friends
in Dunn county, expecting to be gone
week or ten days.
The Eyerson farm in southeastern
section of Virooua town, was bought
at administrator sale by j. A Moen
and R. w Rogerson.
Rev. Jennings, formerly Methodist
pastur of Prairie II Chen, where nc
married Miss Stella Barney, died in In
diana. where he held charge.
Miss Lillian Kromrey underwent
operation for adnoiis in Chicago hos
pital She holds position in deacon
css orphsnsge at Lake Bluffs, Ill.
We buy windows, doors and roof
ing in car lots and secure a great price
advantage We will help you keep
down building costs at the Nuzum Yard
The CENSOR acknowledges pleas
ant call from Rev. Sovde, who accom-
panied his wife here from Coon Valley
to have dentistry performed last Friday.
Prairie du Chen basket ball team
proved their metal in the games play ed
with Vlroqla and Westby, winning in
the first instance 81 to 27, over Westby
81 TO 81 They were stubbornly con-
tested games.
-Mrs. J S. Olson and Miss Hilda
Nelson of Duluth were called here by
toe serious illness of their father, Nels'
Nelson. Mrs Olson returned the fol
lowing day and Miss Nelson remained
until Tuesday.
-Nels Solverson has arranged a row
of electric lights across the street from
the Star theatre, to inform the public
when entertainments are being given.
Also cesspool has been sunk in the
rear of his play house..
Word from Claire, South Dakota,
is to the effect that Miss Frances Gsu-
per was recently married to Melvin
Sapyre, business man of that place.
The bride is a daughter of Ole r. eau
per of Victory, q niece of Melvin Gau-
per and Ed. Lind Of this city.
"A party of ladies' gave pleasant
surprise for Mrs Gulbrandson last Fri
day evening. Size is the deserving Wild
ow of former Lutheran pastor, and
her friends presented their gifts in
goodly sum in cash. for which she is
very thankful. A pleasant social time
was enjoyed.
The last fur and fur-lined coat sold.
Why: Because they we're bargains
just as represented. We have q few
fine fur color plush coats that we offer
at the same kind of bargains. They
are all the very best black Kersey cloth,
silk plush lined, blended rat collar.
Think Of it, only $l4 so, The Blue
Front Store.
We notice in neighboring papers
that local candidates are springiBg up
for the approaching campaign. 1t is
stated in one notice that the county
treasurer would not stand for renomi-
nation because the law does not per-
nit that official to hold more than two
terms" At the last session Of the leg
stature the law in this res ect was
amended so that treasurers are placed
On the same plane With other officials,
and they may be nominated and are ell
igible to election so long as the people
desire.
&C. F. Smith, who was called from
Canada TO attend the funeral of Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Groves, went to Osh-
kosh, yesterday, to visit his aged moth
er, Mrs /. W. Smith, before return
ing to the dominion. Frank says they
had bumper crops in Canada last sea-
son. He harvested Sc, 900 bushels of
grain from 800 acres of land, and his
brother Howard Smith threshed 1900
bushels. That's certainly going some