Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-02-23
Ladies' free night Monday night.
Big removal sale at Mrs. Norris

nei0 TO WISH.
Herman Higgins went to Minnea-
polls to visit his sister.
Easter Sunday falls on April %,
the latest for many years.
Saturday nights show at the OPP
era house starts at Z o'clock.
Some basket ball game next Satur-
day night Prairie du Chen.
Or. Chase, dentist, Office IN Nat
onaI Bank building phone 80
Senator Bennett has been confined
to his home for week by illness
Another shipment of spring coats
and suits received at Suttle & Tate's
Manager w. E. Lawton was at
Madison to attend state convention
of telephone operators
IF YOU want expert work done in
paper hanging. painting, etc, leave or
ders with o E. Davis.
Something doing at Runniug's hall
Friday night Of this week Big orches-
ira dance Music by Culver's orches-
ira.
will Atkins has bought Will Crook 6
farm near Brookvilie, exchanging for
it western land and house and lots in
this city.
On Thursday evening Mrs. S II
-Keir entertained three tables at 800,
in honor of Louis Keir, who is here
from Alaska.
MIR. and Mrs. Wakeman have as
their guests Mrs. A. j. Steenson and
daughter Grechen of Rockford, sister
and niece of Mrs. Wakeman.
w. l.. Tate has materially recover
ed from the weakness that overcame
him at the Methodist church during the
hour of Mrs. Strawn's funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs E. w. Hszen enter
tain at six O'Clock dinners this Wed
nesday and Friday evening. The house
decorations will be pink and white
Rev. and Mrs. Halvorson of West
by are advised that they are grandpar
ents to twins, children born to Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Hovde of North Dakota.
Mrs. Hannah Christisnson of Frank
lin has purchased from D T Fortney
the neat brick cottage on North Main
street. She will move to the city soon.
Il am prepared to do your paper
hanging, house painting and interior
decorating. Workmanship guaranteed.
M. L. Hagen, P. o. Box 172, Phone II
Mr.. Jake Travnicek, who lives on
the old Tilton farm, was called to Ell
roy to attend the funeral Of his brother
John, who formerly lived in Greenwood
town.
Round Prairie Volunteer Club holds
its next meeting Monday evening, in
the school house. when an ice cream
sociable will be held, to which every
body is invited.
AT last nights session of the coun-
Gil John 81. Bennett was elected city
clerk by unanimous vote. The selec-
ton is good one and Mr.. Bennett is
,lat sr.,c ofh Sv fotlourc
Now is a good time to replace old
floors with beautiful, sanitary hard
wood flooring. You will be surprised
how little it will cost, and any handy
man car lay it. See John Z. NuZum &
Sons.
Call and see the new Heavy Duty
building tile at the lIuzum yard. This
sile is so hard ana strong that it will
make a perfect basement wall for house
or bar1 and is cheaper than stone or
concrete.
DIR. c. A. Minshall is showing a
fine, rangy trotting bred stallion which
he purchased from Carl Anderson of
Westby. The animal came from Iowa,
is four years old, has trotting mark
of 2:294 as two year Old
Mystic Workers and the general
public spent last evening in pleasant
fashion with box social followed by
dancing till the wee small hours At
tendance was extremely large and the
time was voted as being one of the
most enjoyable ever held in the hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. I. Ellefson drove
in from Red Mound to attend funeral
of their old neighbors. Mr. and Mrs
Groves. Last Saturday night four
brothers and three sisters of Mr.. Ellef-
son, with their families, making par
ty of SO, gave him surprise, present
ing him with purse of money.
Mrs. Tate, Librarian, made dis
play of books in Towner's show win
dow. Among them were number of
volumes by Viroqua authors--J. M.
Bennett, Senior; Rev. VIM. Haughton,
Col. Casson, Miles NJ. Dawson, M. E.
Goodell, and possibly others.
Miss Imogene Munyon returned
from the farm home of James E. Dea-
yer, where she assisted in nursing Mrs.
Beaver for ten long weeks The lady
is now able to be about the house. 1t
has been a hard struggle, and many
friends rejoice with the family in her
convalescing.
Shoe bargains: One lot of mems
"Ralston" oxfords, worth Sd. You get
your choice at $l.79 One lot of bows
First Quality" shoes, sizes to Al,
worth anywhere 81 so. You get them
at this closing out sale at Sl.48. Bring
in the boys and get your choice while
they last. The Blue Front Store.
Celebration of the Knights Pythias
anniversary by the local lodge, Friday
night, was one of the real pleasurable
society events of the season, the fine
quarters of the order being well adapt
ed to the purpose. Dancing, progress
sive $780," billiards and pool, with a
wholesome cafeteria lunch made it an
exceptional occasion for members and
their lady escorts. Viroqua Pythians
are live crowd and their adequate
lodge and club room quarters are not
excelled.
1t is quite evident large number
of residences will be erected in the city
this season. Those who have already
entered into contracts for modern
homes with the Bekkedal Lumber Com
pany are: Jens Vigdahl and Frank
Wintz on Maple street; Branson Potts
on North Main street, adjoining DIR. C.
A. Minshall's. They just completed
Garfield Pennell's fancy cottage on
North Main. Boys about town are
specializing as to what may possibly
happen in the latter case.
Fill the empty spaces in your or
chard with Wisconsin-grown, hardy, re-
liable trees Send for our model home
orchard collection consisting of "a ap-
pie trees, to feet, as follows: 2 low