Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-05-24
Remember the school play.
Shoe bargains at NJ. J. Felix

Remember the school play.
Shoe bargains at NJ. j. Felix.
Regeneration at Star Saturday
Mallory cravenetted hats. St9ll &
Groves.
Paints, oils, and varnishes at Davis
drug store.
Ribbons! Ribbons! Ribbonsl At
Suttle & Tate's.
Genuine buckskin gloves soc a pair.
--One-button union suits for men.
Work shoes for men and boys at
Stoll & Groves.
| Closing out prices or children S
coats at Suttle & Tate's.
An leather travelling bags at bar
gain prices. M j. Felix.
Treasurer Minshall has removed
| his Office to the city hall.
--Readstown schools close on Friday
A class of nine will graduate.
Mems and boys suits. NJ. j. Fe-
lix has them at the right price.
Remember Mrs. Norris millinery
store is located in Star theatre block.
From Chilocothe, Illinois, Mrs. Coon
cane to visit her daughter, Mr.. j. B.
Rutter.
Grape Smash, a pure fruit juice
csrbonsted; you'll like it. Get 1t at
Franklin's.
Lloyd Bolen has purchased the res
idence of the late Dell Morrison on
north Main street.
While working on the road Willard
Arnold had the misfortune of breaking
leg, near Manning.
Don't forget to use formaldehyde
for smut in oats, barley, etc. 40 cents
pint at o. f. Davis.
See us before you build We Wi;
save you money. John E. Nuzum &
Sons Lumbe. Company.
Gas welding at Solyerson's garage.
See their vdicanizing jobs and they
will convince you that they are right.
Freeman Endicott and family are
preparing to move to Beach, South Da
kota, where Mrs. Endicott's parents
live.
Mrs. Levi Roseland and Mrs. John
Larson of Crookston, Minnesota, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Rcseiand
in this city.
Col. R. B. Mccoy, of Sparta, mo-
tored through the city on Friday, en-
route to Plattville, accompanied by his
aunt and mother-in-law.
DIR. c. A. Minshall, " S., is in
Westby every day except Monday when
he is in Coon Valley. WestbY Office
over Liners grocery store.
Mrs. Geo. Hall received word that
her brother, Eli DeLap, was injured in
Chicago elevator, where he was en-
ployed. He was former Viroqaa boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Morgan went
to the old home section in Whealand to
greet new granddaughter, first child
in the family of Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Davis.
Mrs. Welma Larson-T Thompson de-
parted for her home at Aberdeen after
spending several weeks here. She was
accompanied by H. E. Rogers and wife
to St. Paul.
If you have floor that doesn't suit
you, Chi-Namel it. You can have any
color you like showing the beautiful
granting characteristic of all hard woods.
o. E. Davis.
Mr.. Aug. j. Smith had visit from
his sisters, Mrs. James Lytle of Ash
vile, North Carolina. and Mrs. Caro-
line Bosshard of Lacrosse, who were
here for day.
Mr. and Mrs Selmer Sherry are
entertaining a little daughter at their
farm home in Franklin. The mother
will be well remembered as Bessie
Holland, for years a stenographer in
II. P Proctor's Office.
There is no other oil stove that will
last as long as a Detroit. We have
users that have used them from eight
to ten years and never spent one cent
for repairs. The Kuebler Hardware
sells them.
Mrs. Lena Erickson, laundress at
Hotel Fortney, met with painful ac-
cident. While running clothes through
! the power wringer, one of her fingers
was caught in the cog wheels, lacerat-
| ing to the extent of requiring the ser
vices Of surgeon to dress it.
Masonic Temple was well filled on
Wednesday night from the city and
surrounding territory by members, to
witness comforting of the Master Ma
sons degree on three young men, Prof
Winton, Chas. A. Porter, Junior, and
Peter L. Fortney A banquet followed
the interesting work.
Venerable Warren W. Dunlap, who
| is confined to his home and in very
poor health, was pleased to have with
him for few days, his sons, Carson of
Madison and Bert of Sioux City. The
boys found numerous changes here
since their last visit home Warren
| Dunlap is the earliest constant resident
of Viroqua now living here, it being
more than sixty years.
Relatives here are apprised of the
| late marriage of Nathan j. Hayes 20
Miss Mary Madison, the happy event
taking place at Missoula, Montana.
For a number of years Nathan has been
connected with the government forest
reserve service, and it is pleasant in
formation to his friends il the old home
town that he has made good. These
will also extend congratulations on his