Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-04-19
-Towner's for wall paper.
Let Franklin feed your ia

Leave orders for Easter flowers at
Towner's.
Mrs. L. C. Boyle is visiting in Min.
neapolis.
For spring tonic take Chaplinitis.
5 and 10 cents.
Its quality when you buy from
Stoll & Groves
Mrs. M. A. Sweger sustained in
juries by fall
Lawrence Brye is suffering from
an injured thumb.
Attorney Graves had professional
business at Hiilsboro.
Bargains in silk dresses received
this week at Rogers.
Mrs. Sanford Wood visited her son
Charles at WATERFOWL.
Mems and boys suits at special
low prices at M J. Felix
Mems genuine buckskin gloves, SOC
a pair at Stoll & Groves.
You will find the latest styles in
wall paper at Towner's.
-Buy your paints and varnishes at
BekkedaPs Lumber Yard
-Children's straw hats l0c, 15c, Csc,
SOC, 75c, 81 each at Rogers.
--Dr. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone So.
DIR. Chase, dentist. office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone go.
Mrs. John Heck of Dach Ridge was
operated upon for throat trouble.
University students have returned
after their brief vacation at home
George johnson was up from Spar
ia for day to renew acquaintance.
Otto Griffin and wife are employed
on the farm of Jas E Beaver in Frank
lin.
Congregational ladies hold a rum
mage sale on Friday, April Is, in the
church.
Buy your Spanish Constock tobac-
co seed at the Home Grocery, 80 cents
an ounce.
One price and good shoes and cloth
ing are what you get when you buy at
StOll & Groves
Clarence Powell purchased one of
Joseph Pennell's tenement houses for
use of his family
Mems shirts. hats, and caps at
seecial low prices Friday. Saturday ard
Monday at M. j. Felix
MIR. and Mrs. Kellogg of Sugar
Grove were guests of the r. Fl. Drake
family over the Sabbath.
Our ministerial friend Rev w j.
Macsulav shipped one of his fancy dogs
to the Milwaukee bench show.
For the first time in twenty. five
years Thomas May wac in Viroqua to
see bis brother who visited here
Miss Catherine Munson arrives
home today for a weeks stay during
vacation at Milwaukee DowpeT college
Chris L. Peterson is constructing
some portable camp houses to be used
by the county road crews this season.
The little daue hter of Dan Standi-
pital. She is somewhat improved but
very weak.
Roy Moore is having a Blau gas
plant installed in his residence, includ-
ing rarpe lights and fat. iron, by the
Kuebler Hardware.
-Pheda Bsra in a Fox feature 1.-THE
DEVILS Dsug at the Opera house,
Friday. Special music by Culver's sew
err piece orchestra.
Il DR., C. A. Mirshall, V. S., is in
Westby every dsy except Monday when
ne is in Coon Valley. Westby office
over Liner grocery store.
Next meeting OF the Yeomsn lodge
will be on the first day of Nav. All
members are requested to be present,
By order of foreman, Albert Larsen.
The great z reel picture, THE Sea
Wolf" or "Wolf Larson" at the Star
theatre Friday, April % Get the book
at the public library; read it; then see
the play.
The Regal line of caps we be
lieve have no equal in style, quality and
make. We have the largest and most
complete line ever shown in the city.
The Blue Front Store.
We specialize in goods of quality
and international reputation, such as
Paroid roofing, Atlas cement, Big Four
pulp plaster and Heavy Duty building
tile. John E. Nuzum & Sons Lumb Co.
Now is the time to buy flour at
wholesale prices, every sack guaran-
teed, manufactured at the Viroqua mills
and for sale by all dealers in the city.
Price 81 40 per sack, or So 80 per bar
rel. guaranteed. Get some of it while
it lasts.
The first eight-cylinder car to APP
pear in Viroqua was received at the
garage of c. M. Clark, beautiful Oak
land, ven-passenger, purchased by
Stephen Hetland. 1t is certainly a
handsome and powerful car.
The Lacrosse papers announce d.
vorce suit taken before Judge Higbee
on change of venue from Richlan3 Cen
ter, wherein Mrs. Ethel Brandon Bonn
sues for separation from her husband,
Oscar Bonn.
j. Henry Bennett announces that
he will hereafter continue the practice
of law at his office in the Lin
demann bank building where he will
give clients interests personal atten-
ton. 39-tf
Young Gerald Smith, late gradu-
ate of our high school, who has been
attending Valparaiso university, ia to be
ordained this week as minister in the
Christian church. During his college
course Gerald has filled charges tempo
rarily. His many friends here will ex-
tend congratulations and best wishes to
Gerald for the useful, up-building pro-
fession chosen for his future. Few men
have entered the active ministry so
young.
John Stoll tells of sharp race he
had with two intrudesrs on his country
cottage premises at Bishop Branch last
Sunday, and they dropped their fishing
outfits in the flight, which can be had
by calling at the store of Stoll e.
Groves. Messrs. StolI and Spellum
have no objection to people fishing on
their lands, but do object to their TAX
ing fish from their private ponds, and
will have trespassers arrested, who are
so unfair.
The county road committee was in
session here Monday twas determin-
ed to purchase forty modern iron road
drags, two for use on state roads in
each town. The committee heartily CO.