Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-02-09
See the eclipse?

Has been busy winte,. for horse
shoers.
Big removal sale at Mrs. Norris
now on.
George Washington's anniversary
February %
Ask to see StolI & Groves 81 25
Hipress rubbers.
Some big values in mems over-coats
at Stoll & Groves.
Remember the Yeoman dance Fri
day night. A big time.
Two pounds of pure leaf lard for
Csc at Anderson's meat market.
Chester Brye came from Montana
to see his relatives and friends
Your choice of big lot of mems
suits at half price. Stoll & Groves.
"A shipment of the late styles in
MILDLY blouses just received at Suttle &
Tate's.
Miss Tessa Favor visited in Red
Mound vicinity, where she taught school
an the past.
Mrs. Carrie Tate isin Chicago max
ing purchases of merchandise for SUIT
tie & Tate.
&C. M. Clark has just received a
carload of the new Bucks. Go in and
look them over.
Mrs. ALBION Lindemann goes to Chi
cago to pass fortnight with her son
and daughter.
Supervisor C. H. Haskell of De-
Soto, passed few days at the Eckhart
home in this city.
"A basket social will be held in the
new Lyster school house, Distiet No.
IL, Saturday evening, February IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. H R. Vergeront went
to Madison to visit and attend farm
course at the college of agriculture.
Miss Montgomery, from the state
library school, is spending month in
our city library assisting Mrs. Tate.
&C. w. Franklin has leased the sec
rond story of the Rice block and will fit
it for residence purposes for his family,
Bring your building problems to
che Nuzum lumber yard. Twenty-one
years of building experience at your
service.
Prof. and Mrs. Aug. E. Smith en-
tertained a number of ladies and gen.
tlemen at six o'clock dinner, Satur-
day evening.
Big bargains in California peaches.
Regular 25c value going at loo per %
pound can, for this week only, at Sweg-
er's grocery.
MIR. and Mrs. Jesse Latta are re-
.ceiving visit from their daughter,
Mrs. Grace McHugh of Minnesota, who
is accompanied by little daughter.
Mrs ,Gena p Moen, of Cashton vi
cinity, aunt of Attorney Moen, fell on
the ice and fractured a hip. She is
quite aged and her recovery is very
doubtful.
From her home in Kenosha comes
report of the marriage of Miss Corinne
Gebhart, for some years teacher IN
the schools of Viroqua, to Curtis b.
Livingstone of Madison.
Mrs. Geo Fl. CLARKE desires to an
nounce that she is again prepared to
treat ladies' hair either at her home or
will go where called She also has a
full line of toilet articles for safe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Costing are
moving in from their farm north of
the city, finding the exactions of things
and bad crops not congenial to them
They will occupy their residence in the
First ward,
When you buy a ioline vacuum
vapor system for heati1g your store or
residence you buy the best heating
plant on the market. Our customers
are the proof backed up by the Kueb-
Ter Hardware.
What do you think of this? Boys
good overcoats. ages from IA to Is, at
81 so, So so and 81, worth three times
the price. Bring your boys and take
advantage of these bargains. The
Blue Front Store.
Now is the time to start your build
ing campaign for 1916. Let US help
you plan your new house or barn. We
will furnish you many practical ideas
that will save you money. John E.
Nuzum & Sons Lumber Co.
Honorable d. F. Mains and wife
depart for their Montana home, after
passing two busy weeks among friends
in city, where they were welcomed to
numerous homes and gatherings. They
spend two or three days with Lacrosse
relatives enroute home.
-SILOS, $140 buys 10x24 one piece
fir;S160 buys 12x24 one-piece fr;other
sizes at correspondingly low prices.
Can sell thin fir or pine much cheaper
If intending to put up silo. don't fail
to write me, I'll call. Gabe Roisland
Viroqua.
Will F. Groves and family returned
from Montana, having rented their
farm for two years. MIR. Groves is
thoroughly imbued with the western
life. He is assisting bis father, Isaac
Groves, on the farm five miles east of
Viroqus.
-DeSoto went 'tdry" last suring. sa-
looms closing in July. There was a
loud complaint that inroxicants were
sold with little restraint, and on such
information District Attorney Smith
caused the arrest of Mr.. Bartholomew.
who appeared before Judge Pollard and
was bound over to circuit court.
From information that comes to
the CENSOR it appears that most of
the towns and villages of the county
have extended the tax paying date
from February to March first, so that
no penalty will be added for delinquen-
cy. This is in conformity with a law
passed by the last legislature.
Miss Mey Williams, who is attend
ing Lawrence college has been chosen q
member of the glee club The itinerary
of the club will include ten days trip
through northern Wisconsin and the
upper peninsula of Michigan. The pro-
gram in which Miss Williams will take
part will be made largely of southern
airs. Total number of singers thirty.
Mr.. and Mrs. N A. Svigum of this