Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-03-15

Walk Over shoes. Stoll & Groves.
See the new spring hats at Stoll &
Groves
The big show Saturday Blindness
of Virtue.
Attorney A. L. Drew was in the
city IN Sunday
See America first, travel with Howe
next week Thursday
Buy your paints and varnishes at
BekkedaPs Lumber Yard
Cream of West and Gold Coin fiours,
none better; 81 so at Thayer's.
New wash silks, also cotton goods
FOR wa.stings at Suite g. Tate's.
New spring suits for men. young
men and boys at StOll & Groves.
-Viroqua " C. I U. will meet with
Mrs T. b Smell Thursday, March 70.
"A very attractive new line of ging-
hams and percales at Suttle & Tate's.
Martin Skagen is confined to his
he'd at the home of his sister, Mrs. John
Fortney.
Willard Bowman is overseeing OPP
erations in the Williams sugar camp,
near Ross.
Special for Friday and Saturday,
at Romans grocery, good red apples
at 75c per hushel
Good 10 cent peas at z cents per
can on Friday and Saturday at johnson
G. vigdshl's grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter BuTaas of
Christiana, visited their daughter, Mrs.
B. j. Braaten, in this city.
You will find the most complete
stock of linoleums in the city at the
Sauer Hardware Company.
The Spoilers drew a capacity house
Saturday. This is the third time Ben
has had the pictures here.
Twentieth Century buggy wheels
priced at So, as long as they last, at
Viroqua Implement Company.
Are you going to do any painting
this spring OF summer? Buy your paint
from the Bekkedal Lumber Company.
Gerald Seal is engaged as master
carpenter and overseer in Bekkedal' $
building operations the ensuing season.
Dance at Running hall next week
! Friday, the oath. Music by Culver s
5-piece orchestra. Don't forget to
come.
Mrs. Il. P. Proctor is visiting DIR.
and Mrs. Fortney at Zumbrota, Mime
sofa. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Ids Smith
Mrs. Chester Brye and children ar
rived from North Dakota. She visited
her sister, Mrs o. B. Cade, enroute,
at Sioux City.
Mrs. 4 o. Larson's millinery store,
which has been closed during the win
ter months, will be opened Wednesday,
March p
Friday and Saturday are orange
days at Romans grocery. California
"Sunkist" oranges at &c per dozen.
They're good ones, too.
John W. Lake purchased the old
Thomas Taylor residence lot south of
the Viroqua hotel, when sold at admin
istrator's sale the other day.
"A mass meeting was held at Reads
town on Saturday last u protest against
the raise in telephone rentals of the La
Crosse Interurban telephone lines.
j. o. Murphy writes that he has
changed his residence from Electric to
| Alder, Montana, retaining his position
with the railroad and express compan-
les; always the happy and pushing jim.
AT their hall, on Saturday night OF
this week, Purdy Woodmen will hold an
entertainment for their members and
| the public, when Prof. Harold Huron, a
popular reader, humorist and musical
fun-maker will present a program
which will not fail to please.
Mr.. George Granke, aged 81 years,
died in Stoddard, after q long illness,
one of the community best young men.
1t is related that two years since he
was injured while assisting in county
road work, his last ia ness dating from
that time.
For the thirtieth consecutive year
Treasurer Z b. Rustad was in today
| to make final settlement with the ccun-
| ty treasurer. Numerous other treas
urers are making adjustments. Tues
! day next is the limit time for settle
ment.
B F. VanDuzee, who lived in the
town of Clinton for many years. locat-
| ing there in the early fifties, served in
the Civil rebellion from this county,
died recently in Minnesota, where he
| lived since 1882. He was 50 years old.
/ Two or three of his children live in
CashtOn neighborhood.
They have "bad" men in the neigh
| borhood of HillsbOro. the Sentry giving
publicity to the fact that some one
stole from Thos. Kucha about fifteen
bushels of corn and a cord of wood
| The worst of it was the thief took all
of Mr. Kucha's corn, not leaving enough
to feed his chickens the next morning.
AT last nights session of the CITY
council Walter S. Proctor rendered bis
resignation as alderman from the Sec
ond ward, to take effect when his sue
cessor is elected april f. His term did
not expire for year, but he expects
to be absent from the city at least z
portion of the time.
We call special attention to the
teachers institute TO be held in this
city on Friday and Saturday of this
week, under direction Of Superirtend-
ent Gardner. Ii ought TO be the signal
| for a large gathering. Friday night 8
| lecture by Supt Benezet of Lacrosse.
on the Story Of the Map Of Europe,
OF Why the Great War, will be enter
/ tanning. Everybody Dc invited, especi-
ally members Of the business mems as
| scciation. who viii hold brief meeting
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