Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-03-29
Mary Pickford tomorrow, Thursday.
Officer CSC Friday night, Opera

Sold at j. w. Thayer's.
Prof. Weiland has been re-engaged
as principal of Westby schools.
Louie A. Larson was over from
DeSoto to renew acquaintance.
S w. Perkins came from Cashton
TO visit his son Arthur and family.
Jacob Aberg was business caller
from Retreat section on Friday last.
March is pretty near gone. 1t has
been a broken month, genuinely March.
Trunks, travelling bags and suit
cases at special low prices at Nj. Felix
Miss Lulu Burlin was here from
Tomah to visit her aunt, Mrs. j. NJ.
White.
Miss Bertha Paulson of Sparta Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. F. H. Williams, in
this city.
When you want satisfaction out of
hat, buy Mallory from Stoll &
Groves
See those fine worsted suits for
men and young men at S14 IS at Stoll
& Groves
The city board of education has
rendered reelection to the present in
structional force.
One zoe Wizard handled buster free
with every SOC bottle Wizard polish.
70auer hardware.
Now is the time to buy your mems
and boys spring suits. nj. j. Felix
will save you money.
Remember the prices are not adj
vanced for Mary Pickford, only and
30c, tomorrow night.
L. o. Thompson and Aaron Glass,
two Of the sturdy farmers of Kickapoo,
were city callers on Friday.
Cnopiah Nopaaf0ak fOhaaan GOOD for
sale at Johnson & Vigdahls store in
Viroqua; so cents per ounce.
-Sl.00 is the price for cleaning
watches at Ed Harrington's All work
guaranteed Lindemann Bank Building.
Everybody attend election. Voting
is one of the most sacred duties we have
to perform as true American citizens.
Archie Henry and family have NOV
ed to West Prairie where he will be
employed on one of George Broadhead's
farms.
Hurry If you would save money
now is the time, sale will close soon
and then you will pay nearly double.
The Blue Front Store.
The Times says nearly the whole
populace of Westby gathered to give a
farewell to Carl Anderson and family,
who are moving to Montana.
The anniversary of Joseph Omund-
son was the signal for a gathering of
the Omundson and j. II. Bennett FAM
lilies at the Omundson home.
DIR. F. P. johnson, president of the
village of Ontario, was business call
er in the county seat on Friday. Bad
as the roads were, he autoed over.
Now is the time to repair ieaky
roofs. Best asphalt shingles, red and
white cedar shingles, Paroid roofing
and roof cement, at the Nuzum yard.
In Lacrosse hospital it was found
necessary to remove an eye for Orves
Peterson, youth of Whitestown, who
injured the member some months ago.
See the slate coated. asphalt shing
les at the Nuzum yard. They make
beautiful, fire resistant and economical
roof John E. NuZum & Sons Lumber
Company.
Hot waffles, fresh maple syrup and
coffee will be served election day by
Congregational aid society, from 2 to
$50 p. m. at Hendrickson's shoe store.
Everybody invited.
james Mains and family of Brush
Creek are moving to their new posses
sions at Waller Montana From the
same neighborhood Vint Wallace and
Alley Peterson moved to North Dakota.
Call and see the new Heavy Duty
building tile at the Euzum yard. This
tile is so hard and strong that it will
make perfect basement wall for house
or bara and is cheaper than stone or
concrete.
Detroit vapor stoves burn kerosene
or gasolene. No charred wicks to clean.
The simplest and best oil or gasolene
stove on the market today. Try one
and be convinced. Kuebler's hardware
sell them.
City Treasurer Minshall and son
Howard have taken quarters in rooms
over the First National Bank. For the
first time during his many years of vot-
ing Mr.. Minshall will shift from First
to Second ward next Tuesday.
The Lyman Howe moving pictures
drew an appropriate audience at the
Opera house. Each return of these
wonderful productions adds to the in
teresI OF Viroqua people. They will re-
turn in the not distant future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Coffiand
are moving from Minnesota to Richland
Center, where Sherwood has manage
ment of department in the big Coff-
land store. Enroute to the Center they
stopped off here at the parental homes.
"A special meeting of Viroqua Yeo-
man lodge will be held in Running hall
on Monday night, April 3. Mrs. Ethel
Bonn, deputy, will be present. On ac-
count of Mrs. McMasters' moving away
a new secretary will be elected. For
the present lodge dues may be paid to
Kenneth McMasters, at Mrs. W. A.
Curtis residence.
Mr.. j. I. Knutson and two little
sons were guests of numerous Viroqua
relatives for two days, coming here
from Rochester, where one of the young
sters was operated upon for nasal trou-
ble They live in Montana, Mr.. Knut-
son being a travelling salesman besides
holding homestead.
-Evergreens. We have them for
windbreaks, shelterbelts and hedges.
For lawn, ornamental, park and ceme-
terry planting Pines, frs, spruces and
cedars dug and shipped with ball of
earth. No replanting necessary. Our
catalogue tells more about it. 1t is free.
The Northwood Nurseries, the home of
the flowers. Koethe Bros, Proprietors.
Coon Valley, Wis.
The Methodist church was WELL
filed on Monday evening to hear the
temperance lecture of Rev. A. E.
Fredrickson, assemblyman from Mon
roe county. His subject was 1.-THE
Golden Rule Applied" The speaker
applied the golden rule in its broadcast
sense to every moral and other activity
of life, making the application one to