Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-04-12


at Suttle & Tate's.
If you want clothes satisfaction go
to Stoll & Groves.
-Thayer sells both tile and stave ST.
los at reasonable prices.
Buy your shingles of Thayer and
save money by so doing.
For window shades and drapery
curtains, go to Towner's.
Great sale closes April 18th. Come
quick. The Blue Front Store.
Henry Wise and wife are entertain
ing young son at their home.
Save your rugs and strength. Ny
vacuum cleaner for rent, M. j. Felix.
Prof. Steiner of Cashton has been
elected principal OF Mansion schools.
-Torger Eortney went to North Da-
kota TO look after farming interests.
"A fine new line of rain coats for
ladies' and children, at Suite & Tate's
-Childrens' coats, all ages, in suit
ing, serge and silk, at Suttle & Tate's
Harry Blythe is rapidly recovering,
being able to sit up a portion OF the
time.
The wife of Thomas Call of West
by is being treated in Hudson SAM
tarium.
Miss Esther Wise. teacher at Su-
gar Grove, passed vacation week at
home near this city.
Buy mixed paints that are gusran-
teed, quality of the best, price the low
est, at The Kuebler Hardware.
The hand -eolored photo play at the
Opera house, Monday and Tuesday,
From the MRpger 20 the Cross" 5
and 10 cents.
-Nels Solverson has purchased for
use by his family, the tenement resi-
dence Of Frank A. Chase, occupied by
H. G. Simpkins.
Jas. F. Parker returned home from
Marshfield. where he spent the winter
with his daughter He is now visiting
relatives on the Kickapoo.
Cheap meat for Saturday Remem-
Der the special sale at Anderson's meat
market. Read the list of prices in his
advertisement on another page
MIR. and Mrs. B. F. Norris are no
tilted that their little granddaughter,
the child of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Water
man, fell from chair and fractured
one of her arms.
ANY broken castings around the
place. They can now be welded in vi
roqna. Bring them to Lloyd Bolen, at
Larson & Solverson's garage. His work
will please and surprise you.
"A club for the promotion of trap
shooting was organized last Thursday
night. All members and others inter
ested in learning or promoting this king
of sports should meet Thursday night
at 7:30 in the mounted scouts armory,
Chas. S. Slack & Company have
some samples they would like to sell at
i
Now is the chance TO get roller feed
mill, cast burr corn and cob mill. a
wood saving outfit with wood carri-
err ard Garden City sell feeder.
-Chas. S. Stack has sold twenty two
Hoosier extension silo roofs from his
own home territory in the past two
moEths, and as he controls eleven couu-
ties on these roofs he will have a good
showing by fall if the other agencies do
their part.
Will Storer of Ross section met
with quite a severe accident. While
chopping wood with his father he was
struck with an axe, inficting quite a
the city, the wound dressed and sever
al stitches taken to close the cut
Hans Quain had three Wood Tire
sion silo roofs placed to his credit as
agent Saturday, amounting to SIPS.
The lucky men are: Larry Miller, Cen
GA, l2x24 wood tire siIo with Hoosier
roof; Leonard Zogg, Genoa, a 12x24
Harder, Genoa, 1920 wood tire silo
with Hoosier roof.
On the regular meeting night of
Usrnu.1, Poouar CnlUuu WaIpacdoxr NF
next week, at Running's hall, two d.
Judge Parsons of Amigo, and Sam Dahl
of Menomonie. Following regular SEES
sion refreshments and a season Of So
liability will be the order. Members
of the order and their wives are urged
to be present.
Sunday last was the twenty-hfth
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs
Peter A Wigdahl of Franklin, and it
was made the signal for the congregat-
ing of % neighboring families, who
met at the Wigdahl home and surprised
them. Baskets well-filled, were taken
and the feast was pleasant one and a
generous purse of silver presented.
The Wigdahls are much thought of and
respected in their community.
"A neat sum was realized from the
large attendance that met in the high
school auditorium, last Tuesday night,
to hear the mock trial, conducted by
students. The trial was over a breach
of promise action brought by young
lady against her associate student, for
0,000. An excited court session ex-
tending till midnight produced a YER
dict of s., 600 for plaintiff AMI ner
crushed feelings.
"A. j. Large, eyesight specialist of
Lacrosse, will be in Viroqua, at DR..
Mead's Office, over the Blue Front store
Wednesday, April 10, and every third
Wednesday thereafter. For a scientif-
ic examination of your eyes, see an op-
tometris., registered by the state for
this important service. When glasses
are needed he will prescribe and supply
them. If they are not necessary, he
will say so. Do not delay when your
eyes begin to tire easily or otherwise
trouble you. Get at once the benefit
of an optometrist' advice.
Remember the Hoosier extension
silo roof can be put on any make or
kind of silo, and it adds to the capacity
of that silo enough so that when the 81
lage is settled it viii fill the silo, and
the roof that was opened up TO fill can
then be folded into a water-ti2ht cone
roof, thus all of your silo investment
is paying dividends and you do not have
TO refill. With the Hoosier extension
silO roof you may pack every stalk you
put in your silo. With the ordinary
roof you cannot pack the last three feet
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