Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-07-18

Gums az y. +. DAVIS drug store.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tiOnal Bank building. Phone 30.
You get free blue prints when you
buy your home at the Nuzum yard.
Silks, long and short lengths. at
bargain prices while they last,at SUIT
tie 4 Tate's.
If you are going to paint house.
barn or tobacco shed call On o. f. Da-
Wis for prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson
autoed from Hillstoro and spent a few
days with Viroqua folks.
About $1,000 stock Of accessories,
tires. tubes and chains will be closed
out at cost. Albert Solverson.
Mrs Pearley Brye entertained a
company Of friends Thursday in hon
or Of her sixteenth birthday.
-'Patria. the greatest serial pic
ture Of modern times, commences at
the Star next Monday evening.
Jake Gronemous Of Cashton, placed
an order with Chas. S. Slack for a
l0x24 wood tire silo last week.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity, per cent interest. in amounts
up TO $4,000 Proctor 81 Proctor.
Wanted - Dress-making and all
kinds of plain and children's sewing
Mrs. G. r. Seal. Phone 325. 29-lw*
Big clearance sale of millinery.
Mrs. A. o. Larson offers all hats in
the store at half price. 23-tf
Miss Lylah Spellum of Coon Val
Iat 20 4 ~ ~
her college roommate. Catherine Nun
son.
Those famous Sturgeon Bay cher
ries will arrive the latter part of this
month. Leave your orders at Sweg-
er's grocery.
You can best develop your facili-
ties by taking a course in the Manka-
to Commercial College. Send for our
free catalogue.
Relatives here learn of the birth
of a child in the Montana home of
Charles H. Nelson, long former at
tendant at the county asylum.
You will find ''Patria," the new
serial which opens at the Star Mon
day evening, to be one uf the most
Inspiring patriotic productions of the
age.
The Morse family received visit
from their cousins, the Abrams of
Minneapolis. Miss Mary Morse re-
turned with them Sunday to spend a
few days.
VIM Cox was called here from
Florida by the illness of his daughter,
Mrs. I. n. Groves, Jr She was oper-
,+aI ,,po,, aud fs4 ppuu -t home ard
improving.
The greatest patriotic serial pic
ture of the age is "Patria,' which
commences next Monday evening at
the Star theatre, Attend the first in
stallment.
Miss Mable Bowman purchased
two building lots fom Dr.Gorsline and
has under construction fine dwelling
house Immediately east from the resi-
dence Of Judge Graves.
ON account of the shortage ofcoal
and the high prices. on and after June
Goth, all coal must be cash on delivery
or at the time order is placed. Buy
your coal early. L. c. Boyle.
Grant shat the outlook is discour-
aging. Admit that the cost of living is
high.that the war promises to be long
and costly: let US try to face the fu-
ture with all possible courage and
cheer.
John Leary Of Seneca, placed an
order with Chas. $. Slack for l2X24
wood tire silo. Also Joe Newman and
James w. Drudik each bought l2X24
wood tire silos for this year, making
two wood tire silos for each party as
they bought wood tire silos last year
7. j. Thorson x Son at Westby,
have a fine lot of farms for you to Sc
lect your home from. Now is the time
to look them over with the growing
crop Some of them can be purchas
ed all complete with stock, machin-
cry and crop. 80
Friends of this vicinity have re-
ceived announcements of the marriage
of Miss Bertha Preus to Mr.. Henry j..
Ambuel, which occur red at the home
of the bride in Lacrosse, July !. They
expect to make their future home in
Kingsley, Montana.
The Wilsey girls have as their
guests DR.. Z. NJ. Scott of Binghamton,
n. Y. and Mrs. r. c. Carrick of Rut-
land, Vermont. Mrs Ingersoll also is
receiving a visit from her daughters,
Miss Eva of Pekin, Illinois, and Carrie
of Yuma, Colorado.
The death of Harry E Decker,
only son of r. J. Decker and wife, is
announced from Los Angeles. Cali
fornia, relatives here receiving the
information. He died from injuries
received in an automobile accident.
Harry was born at Viroqua in 1869,
moving to Kansas with his parents in
1871. Since gaining his majority he
had been a commercial traveller until
engaging in business a year ago. His
remains were taken to Hutchinson,
Kansas. for interment.' The aged par
ents and two sisters survive him. The
Deckers were Niroqua' 5 first residents.
Frank a. Chase was over from La
Crosse. Yesterday. and while here made
an important exchange of property
with Milton Henry taking Mr.. Henry 5
residence and ten acres Of land ad-
Joining and across the road, letting
him have the buildings and I20 acres
out of the big John Davis farm in
Wheatland, The slightly place at the
top of the long hill that leads to De
Soto. Ray Henry anG wife will i'm
mediately move there, Milton Henry
and wife in the fall. Mr.. Chase i'm
mediately sold to James Honaker the
ten acres acquired from the Henrys.
That was a happy occasion for
Mrs. Lucy 4. Powell. when on Thurs
DAY last a number Of lady friends gave
her a greeting and surprise at her
home, it being the seventy-ffth ami
versary of her birth. Mrs. Powell
came to this community with her par
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