Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-05-03
Short News Stories of Interest
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Viroqua Vicinity
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Durocs.
-Alabastine, muresco and paint at
Towner's.
Pure boiled linseed oil, rs cents the
gallon at Towner's.
Francis X. Bushman at the Opera
house tomorrow night
Fresh Atlas cement and pulp plss-
ter at the Nuzum yard.
-Silo and building tile at the Bek-
kedal Lumber Company.
Let the Bekkedal Lumber Company
build your house complete.
Clothing that will hold its shape
and color. Stoll & Groves.
Floyd Hamilton secured a position
as book-keeper in Minneapolis.
Remember we sell a full quart can
of olives for 25c at Sweger's.
Good varnish for ordinary work,
81. 35 per gallon, at Franklin's.
Mallory hats hold their shape and
color better. StOll & Groves.
Miss Lucy Dawson entertained the
ladies' bridge club at her home.
Martin Bentson has removed to
Colfax, in Dunn county, TO farm.
Landlord Torger Fortney and wife
were in Minneapolis on business.
For comfort and coed wear buy
WalkOver shoes. Stoll & Groves.
Wall paper from 5 cents per double
roll up, at 0. E. Davis drug store.
Mrs. r. r. Lemen will move to
Minneapolis to keep house for her son
Maurice.
Ernest Otteson is at Prairie du
Chen taking baths at one of the sani-
tariums
Prof. Thiele had a visit from a
brother of Waukesha. who is also a
teacher.
Mrs. Braaten and children return.
ed from visit with her parents in
Christiana.
Fred A. Morley spent a week here
from Lacrosse assisting in the care of
his father.
Use Bsrker's cough remedy for
coughs, colds, sore throat and catsrrh.
All drug stores.
Mrs Thos. Costing and daughter
of Tomab, have been guests at Senior
Thos. Gosiiag's,
George bcr|in came from the SOL
diers' home and will pass the season in
Viola and LaFarge sections.
Persons having rubber coats be-
please return them at once.
Spanish Comstcck tobacco seed for
sale at johnson & Vigdahls store in
Vlroqua; SO cents per ounce.
-Sanifiat paint, muresco, and ala
bastine for interior decorations, all col
ors at O.. E. Davis drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Akin of Brook
vile community, have gone to Iowa TO
live with daughter. Mrs Maiben.
Gladys, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
w. A. Atkins, while roller skating, fell
on walk and fractured knee cap.
Are you going to DO any painting
this spring or summer? Buy your paint
from the Bekkedal Lumber Company.
-Chas H. Collins. former Vernon
county boy. was over from Lacrosse
on business, Thursday, and met many
friends.
Mrs. l.. P. Peterson is suffering
from rheumatism. Her daughter Bena
came from Aurora, Illinois, to assist in
her care.
Mrs. Johnson AND daughter Anna
moved here from SpringviIle ard occupy
the new cottage recently completed by
John Side.
There will be no business meeting
of Viroqua United Lutheran church con-
gregatiOn this Thursday, as previously
announced.
There will be commencement exer-
cises at the Pleasant Ridge school bouse
on Saturday evening, May 6. Every
body invited.
Mrs. John Heck returned home af-
ter two weeks of care and nursing her
sister, Mrs Walter Reed and infant
daughter. it being their first born.
See the slate coated asphalt shing-
les at the Nuzum yard. They make a
beautiful, fire resistant and economical
roof. John E. NuZum & Sons Lumber
Company.
The Coey $1,000 car for $3.50. Sem
sation Chicago auto show. One-third
down. S75 if you sell one. Leading
prize winner of 1915. Inquire of WE.
Butt. l6.4w
Call and see the new Heavy Duty
building tile at the Nuzum yard. This
tile is so hard and strong that it will
make a perfect basement wall for house
or barl and is cheaper than stone or
concrete.
Miss Grace Dinsdale, assistant prin-
cipal in the county training school, met
with the misfortune of fractured
wrist, caused by falling on the walk
while roller skating. With much of
perseverance Miss Dinsdale continued
her work as instructor.
Attention is called to the notice for
annual meeting of the county sgricul-
tural society To make the fair a sue
cess great numbers must become in
terested. Make it point to be pres
ent next Saturday and encourage the
officers for the coming fair.
Mr.. John Silbaugh arrived home
from Phoenix, Arizona, where he spent
a year on cattle ranch. He declares
that Arizona has become a great dairy
state. He tells that year under pro-
hibition the state has gone on well, that
there is little of drinking, just an oc-
casional boot-legger, who soon gets his
term or heavy fine for the violation.
An interesting meeting of the moth
ers' alliance was held in the rest room
Monday afternoon. The treasurer re-
ported receipts from Dutch market to
be S12, out Of which the final payment
on victrola had been made. The moth
ers and teachers present planned pic
mic for the grades, to be held in the city
park the third Friday in May. Mrs. h.
Gardner raad an iu1aroztinU manor