Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-03-08
Manle SUGAR bushes are opening


-Assemblyman Rentz was in from
Esofea on Monday.
"a Fool There Was" with Theda
Bara, Opera house, Friday.
Iyr. Chase, dentist, office IN Nat
onal Rank building Phone 81
Why not get one of Eiderheimer-
Stein boys 2-piece suits at M j Felix I
Arnold Fawcett, student at Law
renee university, spent Sunday at home.
Special this week. Very best grade
ioganberries only 18c per can at Swe'
gers
: Old fashioned March conditions
wind, snow, sunshine and sloppy under
foot.
Mrs. Lou Marker is being visited
by her sister, Mrs Dalton, of Chippewa
Falls.
Fran Merwin has purchased the
residence of Mrs William Hayes inthe
Third ward.
See the new Jitney combination
passenger and delivery car at Larsen
& Solverson's.
M. J. Felix can fit you out in anew
mems suit, overcoat, shoes and fur
nishings at savings
See Zone Of Our Giris," Opera
house tomorrow night, Thursday, a
paramount feature.
John Melvin and young Mr. Moss
holder were over from Salem Ridge on
business, yesterday.
The Violet club was entertained at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Smith
on Saturday evening.
If you want expert work done in
paper hanging, painting, etc, leave or
ders with o e, Davis.
-Perley Hay will return from Cash
ton section, having purchased building
lot on north Main street.
Someone will lead; others will fol-
low. White Pearl is the leader among
fiours. Romans grocery.
Frank Subera and Joseph Stanek
were in the county seat yesterday, au-
toing from town of Union.
Big dance at Running's Friday
night. Music by Culver's piece or
chestra. Be sure and come.
George w. Schroeder has opened a
real estate office in the new Viola bank
building with bis brother Will as a
partner.
e-on Saturday evening twenty friends
gave Miss Sophia Sterry g surprise
shower at her home. A pleasant time
is reported.
"A local writer tells that Marion
Glenn and Anton Anderson were some.
what injured in runaway near Dell
creamery.
William Crook moved from Brook
vile and taken possession of the resi-
dence lately purchased and vacated by
o. o Tuhus.
Buy your machine oils from the
Viroqua Implement Company. We
have good stock and will be sold cheap
as long as it lasts.
H. E Rogers continues to make
improvements in his dry goods store,
having lately added wall cases and
other equipment
John c. Johnson was a Stcldard
caller in town yesterday, He is quite
feeble and says his wife is great suf-
ferer from rheumatism.
Beaver Dam fast color, hand shrunk
morning dresses, made of percale and
zephyr g,rghams, priced from S1.25,
81 30. 81 90 See them at Rogers.
An unusually heavy calendar in
probate court was worked out yester-
day. From almost,every section of the
county people were present on official
matters
Please do not forget that Mr.. COT
fiand's interest in the Blue Front Store
is still for sale on easy terms. Agreat
opportunity for live young man want
ing to go into business.
City politics are apparently dead.
So far as we have been able to learn
only one person has been mentioned for
mayor, W E. Garrett. Mayor Beat
declined to stand for reelection.
Alex Thompson has exchanged his
hotel property, next to Hiles' corner
grocery store, for Mr. Dew's house and
acreage property near the Catholic
church. The exchange will be made
April first.
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 can lay it. See John E. Nuzum &
Sons.
Cali and see the new Heavy Duty
building tile at the Nuzum yard. This
tile is so hard and strong that it will
make q perfect basement wall for house
or bar1 and is cheaper than stone or
concrete.
Mrs. Ira Casperson returned from
Waupun, where she went because of
continued illness of her father. Geo. B.
Fisher. He is Frustrated by fever and
does not make much improvement.
Clever Fisher returned with his sister
to pass few days.
Liberal quantities of tobacco are
delivered here each day. 1t is quite
noticeable that nearly every farmer
who makes tobacco and cream delivery
takes home load of ground feed or
grain. 1t is remarkable the amount
that is being hauled from this point
Mrs. Sylvester Saxton of Jefferson,
died suddenly in & Lacrosse hospital,
where she had been taken for treat
ment. The remains arrived here Sat
urday night. She was about so years
old, her maiden name being Bertha Oh
son. Husband, daughter and many rel
atives mourn her untimely death.
On Saturday Frank Minshall re-
. ceived a letter from Lee Summons tell
ing that his father, Frank o. Sammons,
died at their Canada home after two
DAYS Illness. About six months ago
Mr.. Sammons enlisted in the British
cavalry and had been in France. He
was home on q brief furlough when
stricken. Mr.. Sammons was 81 years
old, was quite well known here, having
lived in viroqua. He married into one
of the Silbaugh families of this section.
Things worth knowing are contain
ed in the unusually attractive adver-
tisements beng inserted by the Vi-aqua
Implement Co, the local selling agent
for the well-known and very popular
United States cream separators. All
you who keep cows. whether you ex-