Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-02-09
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Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Boys suits, half price, at Stoll &
| Groves.
Remember high school debate Fli-
day night.
Some one has left Coon skin cos
at Stoll q Groves.
Now is the time for penny pic
lures at Jasperson's.
If going to build silo, call on ].
W. Thayer for prices.
Lumber at very reasonable prices
at Thayer's just now.
"A fine new hne of spring coats and
suits now on display at Suttle & Tate's
"A few IS cent shirts left, formerly
81. 80, 81 90 and S3. 90. Stoll & Groves.
Mrs George Bush was the victim
of fractured wrist, caused by a fall.
For the incest and purest leaf lard.
go to Anderson's meat market;2 pounds
for 25c.
Irving Mckee died near LaFarge,
aged over 40, leaving a widow and fam
| lily. Burial at Salem cemetery.
The Round Prairie Club have their
meeting Monday evening as usual. Al
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Mrs. w. C. Wilkinson is slowly inn
proving from her last illness. Miss
Gena Lem is spending a few days with
her
MIR. E. p. Kuehn makes frequent
visits to see bis aged father, who is
in very delicate health at his Lacrosse
home.
The Nuzum yard is headquarters
for new building ideas as well as for
all that is latest and best in building
material.
Trimmed hats usually sold at So. rs,
81 80 and s. 90 now 81 rs, $500 and
81 So Come early and get your choice.
Mrs Norris.
The new Viola State Bank building
is using Moline vacuum vapor system
of heating. Kuebler Hardware install
ed the system.
Last meeting of the Violet club
was entertained by Mesdames Packard,
C. Fl Trowbridge, w. S. Proctor and
Miss Ethel Atwood, at the home of the
former,
j. w. Thayer is dividing 1000 bu-
shells of good corn among his custom
Ter under orders at 65 cents. About 40
lucky ones. Thayer always delivers
i the goods,
On Thursday forenoon many people
might have been seen looking through
smoked glass to observe the partial
eclipse of the sun, which was quite Wis
ible in this section.
4 Community club meets Friday
night in Davis school house at s. Mr..
-. ID. Beck will speak on work of in
dustrial commission and labor condi-
tions throughout the state.
j. Henry Bennett announces that
he viii hereafter continue the practice
of law at his Office in the Lin
demaTln bank building where he will
give clients interests personal atten-
ton. 39-tt
Mr.. Olaf Engh, Esofea's new mer-
chant, was a business caller at the
CENSOR office. He does most of the
teaming for goods while Partner john
eon remains at home to look after sell
ing them.
agricultural Director T. G Brown
has been granted place on the pro-
gram of the Southern teachers associ-
alton which convenes at Madison this
week; compliment to the ability of
our director.
Lyman T. Bugbee, former resi-
dent of Clinton town, died on recent
day at Sparta. Numerous relatives
went there to attend the funeral. He
was 60 years old and came 20 this coun'
ty so years ago.
Mrs. w. G. Wilkinson entertained
number of friends in honor of Miss
Minnie Robertson of Los Angeles, who
on Saturday, left for Madison, where
she intends to spend the remainder of
the winter with friends.
The Woodman ball on Thursday
night was a great success in attendance
and enjoyment Quite hundred cou-
pies danced to the inspiring music of a
Lacrosse colored orchestra. There .
real novelty in their music.
AT Peterson's Newton store, now
is being offered some bargains that pru-
cent buyers can take advantage of:
Mackinaw coats trifle above cost; IS
cent caps at so cents, 80 cents caps at
Is, SIPS caps at 80, TO close out.
Theodore Lokken has been paying a
visit to relatives and friends in this city
and Westby. He went west about if
teen years ago, locating at Hettinger,
North Dakota, where he has prospered
well financially and in family, having
now eight children.
Lewis o. Brye. Chairman Adolph
G. Brye and Supervisor Ole j. Lien
were in from Coon Valley on Saturday.
the two latter to be present at the tax
controversy. They made an inspection
of the local creamery with a view TO
gaining information for construction of
a new one at the Valley, the state board
of health having pronounced the old one
unsanitary. By a very large majority
stockholders in the institution voted 70
erect a new building, TO be Of concrete
and located on the right-of-wsy Of the
J railroad cowvarv