Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-06-07
Panama hats. Stoll {. Groves.

AAAaSA Jul mai htSs
Some big values in mems and boys
suits. Stoll & Groves.
-Silo and building tile at the Bek-
kedal Lumber Company.
j. E. Walker is moving his family
from Cashton to this city.
Fresh cement and wood fibre plas-
ter are specialties at Thayer's.
Mrs. Casper Nordrum went to Chi
cago to continue trained nursing.
Best mixed house paints at 81 a
gallon. The Kuebler Hardware.
Mrs. Simpkins and son Mack went
to West Salem to wedding of friend.
-Dutchess knickerbockers, 10 cents
a button, 80 cents rip. Stoll & Groves.
Mems 81 0xfords in tan and black,
O'Donell make, for 81. so at MI. F elk
Remember Mrs. Norris millinery
store is located in Star theatre block.
Mrs. John Fortney was at La.
Crosse hospital to have a tumor re-
moved.
Mics Louise Trowbridge returned
with her aunt to Rice Lake TO visit for
a period.
Mrs. Caroline Gardner went to
Minneapolis to spend some time with
her sister.
Miss Dorothy Trowbridge arrived
home from Milton. where she taught
the past year.
Marvellous Maciste at the Opera
house Saturday night. Return engage
ment. l0c to all.
Don't forget to use formaldehyde
for smut in oats, barley, etc. 40 cents
pint at o. (. Davis.
All accounts due Larson & Solver
son must be paid to Albert Solverson
at Solverson's garage.
Fifty more white hats, hemp and
pannamas; Is children's hats greatly
reduced at Mrs. Norris.
If going to use building material
of any kind it will pay you to buy at
Thayer's closing-out sale.
The Sauer Hardware Company has
accepted agency for the Jewel pipeless
furnace the best on the market.
Remember the big barn dance at
the old Biddeson place next Saturday
night. Music by piece orchestra.
Roger Williams and Harvey Myers,
HilIsboro old soldiers, returned home
after a winters sightseeing in Califor-
MIA.
II am prepared to do dressmaking,
location in the o. A. Kalvestran house,
third place east of Touring mill. Ella
Eide.
Its wonderful what you can buy
for AZ cents in musline underwear
Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Sut-
tie & Tate's.
H. F. Swain, wife and soH, MrA
Maggie Curry, son and daughter, au-
toed from Lacrosse and passed the day
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. SaIlander of
Retreat, were in the city for some
days at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. NJ. A. Gauper.
DIR. C. A. Minshal, V. S., is in
Westby every day except Monday when
he is in Coon Valley. Westby Office
over Liners grocery store.
Mrs. C. w. Graves had as her guests
Mrs Ray Graves and Mrs. Lee Garfield
of Sparta. She entertained for them
at bridge AMI lunch Monday afternoon.
Ed Wig and M. D. Helgeson went
to Madison and drove home beautiful
new six. ylinder '6licS roadster, pur-
chased from the Clark az sncy by Mr..
Wig.
White Borax Naptha SOAP, z bars
for 25c; matches, s boxes for 25c; zoe
coffee, pounds for 81; soc boys ard
girls straw hats zoe; 25c hats 1Sc. c.
H. 0strem.
Marvellous Maciste, that wonderful
giant of Cabiria returns Saturday az
the Opera house at straight loo price.
Ask those who saw this thrilling fea-
ture drama.
-Elvy j. Jennings is feeling pretty
jubilant over the shipment of six car
loads of tobacco, which he superintend-
ed the packing of for the farmers pool,
crop of 1914.
Blaine johnson, Westby's young
school orator, succeeded in capturing
fourth place in the state high school
oratorical contest. First place went
to colored boy.
Mrs. EO Larson recently returned
from her trip to Red Wing, Minnesota,
where she attended the graduating ex-
ercises of ST. Johns hospital, one of
the graduates being her daughter Sus-
anna.
j. Henry Bennett announces that
he will hereafter continue the practice
of law at his office in the Lin
demann bank building where he will
give clients interests personal atten-
ton S9-tf
Reed Hunt arrived from Montana,
called by the Ill health of his mother
in-law, Mrs. Stevens, He wears the
western boomers smile and is mighty
glad be joined the Vernon settlement
at Belmont, where he owns lands and
manages a lumber yard.
Mrs. Cora Sargent is receiving a
visit from her niece, Miss Martha Car
penter of Oklahoma, who, with her
parents have moved back to Ii crosse
to live, after nine years of residence
in Oklahoma. They are glad to come
back to good old Wisconsin to live.
Louis Westenberg If Harmony, has
purchased from Albert Solverson %
feet frontage, adjoining Solverson's
garage on the east, and will soon COM
mence there construction of two-story
business block, to be used as a restau-
rant, and possibly lodging house. 1t is
a valuable piece of business property
and will make good addition to that
section of he city.
"A week ago last Sunday neighbors
in the town of Jefferson made a flank
movement on the home of a pioneer,
Sibeon Hooverson, ard gave him a
house warming on his eighty-second
birthday. The old and young joined in
making it happy time for him, pre-