Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-03-15
st. Patrick's day. Friday.

-Silo and building tile at the Bek-
kedal Lumber Company.
For rain and sun Mallory weather
proof hats at Stoll q Groves.
Some extra good values in mems
and bows suits. Stoll & Groves.
Frank Wise and wife moved TO
their new home in Butt addition.
Mrs. C w Graves visited her neice,
formerly Ora Natwick, in Belolt.
Mrs. o. G. Munson entertained Sat
urday afternoon at auction bridge
Better go to Thayer's if buying
shingles for your roof. Prices right
-Bekkedals force is erecting an ad
ditional work quarters on Main street
Mrs. ]. o Anderson entertained
at an afternoon of auction bridge, Fri
day.
Miss Mary Webb is making pro
tracted visit with her sister at Memo
rnonie.
Spring wagons and top buggies al
popular prices at the Sauer Hardware
Company
A complete new line of ladies spring
skirts, both wool and silk, on display at
Suttle & Tate's.
W. d. Dyson, accompanied by Miss
Doris IF the university, are spending
the week end in Chicago
Spanish Comstock tobacco seed for
sale at johnson & Vigdahl's store L.
Viroqua; so cents per ounce.
--Tnayer makes you reasonable pric-
es on your lumber, cement, brick OF
tile, and solcits your business
-Lawdon and Porter litter carrier
and hay fork track, priced at 83c per
foot at Viroqua Implement Company.
Joseph Boehrer, after a long rest
from business. has purchased a contec-
tionery store in his home town at Du.
rand.
Remember the Dutch market to be
held following the aid society in the
Congregational church Thursday after
noon
The stork in his tireless activities,
left at the home of Professor and Mrs
Taylor G. Brown, little daughter on
Tuesday morning.
Misses Leona Mccoy and RUBY
Weber, who teach in eastern section
of the county, are passing vacation ar
home in this city.
Mrs. w. H. Stogdill was happily
surprised at her home by an invading
party of lady friends Thursday night,
who enjoyed pleasant time and made
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Now is a good time to replace cd
floors with beautiful, sanitary hard
wood flooring. You will be surprised
how little it will cost, and any handy
man can lay it. See John E. N1zam &
Sons.
Call and see the new Heavy Duty
building tile at the iJuzum yard. This
tile is so hard and strong that it will
make perfect basement wall for house
or barn and is cheaper than stone or
concrete.
Chris Wech of Pleasant Ridge, is
at Madison to see his son Raymond
graduate from the short course of the
agricultural college. Also Albert Get
ter, whose son Pearl is in the same
class.
Miss Helen Otteson YES chosen to
fill vacancy in the domestic science de
partment in the city schools. She had
been assistant for some time, and The
promotion is 2 proper recognition IF
her qualifications.
"A family doctor keeps the whole
family in splendid condition and costs
but 10c visit-Carpenter' bran bread,
made from wholewbeat. lt removes
the cause of constipation. Do not for
get the place-Roman' grocery,
Harry James and wife, of Ferry
vile, C. w. Reagan and two daughters
and son of Franklin, were outsiders who
attended the pleasant Masonic party
on Monday night. About one hundred
joined in the pleasures of the evening.
On Belgium ridge, last Sunday,
thirty neighbors assembled at the home
of ole Sherry and gave him a surprise
on his 62nd anniversary. A most pleas
ant time was enjoyed and Mr.. Sherry
made happy with the presentation of
an easy chair.
Luther H. Glenn is advised of the
serious condition of his sister in.law,
Mrs. Louis L. Glenn, who was stricken
with paralysis, on Tuesday morning, on
Webster creek. She is SO years old, a
widow. Little hope is entertained for
her recovery.
Herman Higgins returned home
from Minneapolis with a bride, having
been married on a recsnt day to Mrs.
Jewel c. Todd, former lady of this
section and sister of Mrs. James Hon
aker. They are happily settled on the
Higgins farm near Liberty Pole.
Thursday last surprise birthday
dinner was given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Goode of Bishop Branch,
in honor of the Seth anniversary of
Mrs. Mary Ann Mason, wife of the
late Eli Mason, in which forty of her
old neighbors, friends and relatives
took part in the happy event. A post
= card shower and appropriate gifts were
left with best wishes for many more
such happy gatherings.
Features at the Star: Friday, ''1he
Cry of the First Born" in parts, and
one reel EEKo comedy; Saturday, mat
inee and night, The Pines Revenge, 3"
8 reels, also one reel Nestor comedy:
Monday, 1.-THE Butterfly on the Wheel, -
a 5-part World feature, Second part
to Madame Butterfly;) Wednesday, 10th
chapter of Diamond From the Sky, -
also reels comed!; five-piece orches-
ira every night.
The city council, by vote of three
to two, having declined to pass resO-
luton looking TO the suppression of
gaming devices, petitions have been
in circulation to be presented to Dis
trict Attorney Smith asking him to
suppress all such as are conducted in
violation of the law. Mr.. Smith had
already determined on such course,
and it is hoped he will have the moral
support that is his due in this matter.
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