Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-02-14
Short News Stories of Interest
Doings
Vicinity
Liberty" Tue siays.

Liberty ue sudyS.
William Farnuin, Saturday, Star
Mrs. J. J. Stamford visited her
daughter at La Fargo.
! See Julius Steger in ''The Blind
ness of Love" Thursday
i CashJon basket bail boys play our
team here Friday night
Good wood delivered on short no.
tice. Inquire of G. b. Fisher
DIR, Baldwin, dentist, second floor
| Ferguson building. Phone e6.
Miss Winnie Baldwin entertained
the bachelor girls club Tuesday night.
MIR. and Mrs. H. d. Williams are
confined to their home by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Drummer visit
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. j. z. Joyce.
81 900 worth of furs, scarfs and
muffs at half price at NJ. J. Felix
-Children's, misses and iadie s.
cloaks at half price atSuttle& Tate's.
- DR.. r. w. Baldwin is in Milwau-
kee attending the state dental meet
ing.
Biggest bargains in furs ever Of
fered in Viroqua at half price. NJ. j.
| Felix.
Miss Frances Lauder left for Be-
rea, Kentucky, where she will enter
college.
Nov is the time to get your furs,
scarfs and muffs at one-half price at
M. j, Felix
Born, at the Viroqua hospital, to
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Lawrence, Friday
morning a daughter
Special term of circuit court sched-
uled for Monday was postponed until
Monday, February 26.
The youngest daughter of Mr.and
Mrs c. 4. Nowatney is i'll with scar
let fever in Milwaukee.
Fred Hayes has sold to Clayton
Wheeler the old Hayes place of so
acres southeast of town
The robins are not here but the
spring suits are in. All the new lead
ing spriag cOors at Rogers.
Ole Kjos, Viroqua's young treas
urer, has bought Ole d. Oson's So
acre farm in town of Franklin.
Cut the high cost of living by get
ting free dishes with every pound of
30c coffee Romans grocery.
Fine line of 'Kiddie" cloth, gala
tea, percales, etc. for the children's
spring sewing. Suttle 81 Tate
Mrs Dickson was summoned to
Richland Center on account of the
illness of Mrs Frank Dickson
WIN. S. Hart in one of his best
offerings, 1.-The Captive God" at the
Star, Friday. Special to ladies. l0c
II II I,
fancy and plain, right up to the ,nin-
ute ia style are being shown by Rogers
NJ. T Nelson has moved from the
Nuzum house on South street. Mr..
and Mrs Heinemap viii soon occupy it
j. Henry Bennett desires to an
nounce that he viii always be found at
hls Office Oh Mondays and Saturdays
of each week
A complete line of Ball Band over
shoes and rubbers, both in heavy and
light weight. Blue Front Store, Ellef-
son " Johnson.
The county board of supervisors
Of La Crosse county voted TO bond the
county for $4,000 for the erection Of a
tuberculosis sanatorium.
Buy your building material from
the G. l.. COiman Lumber Co. Niro-
qua. ana YOU vii! be sure to get quail
ity, service and the right price.
Reports from Prairie du Chen
sanitarium are n the effect that Oil
yer Helgeson 1dition is but little
changed, possibly a slight gain.
Percy c. Atchison. editor of the
Eau Claire Leader and Captain of the
Headquarters Company, Bird Wisconsin
Infantry, came Friday to be present at
inspection.
- Miss Lylah Curtis, while visiting
her brother Floyd in Milwaukee, OBJ
tanned a position as stenographer and
clerk for cashier Of the New York
Life Insurance Co.
Mrs. Jane Brockley was here for
a few days from Valley, attending to
estate matters and visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Marion
Allen, Salem Ridge.
Misses Ida and Selma Jackson
spent Sunday at Lacrosse with their
sister, Mrs. Roy Cade, in the st Fran.
els hospital, where she is improving
nicely from a serious operation.
February Is, DIR. Lauder will re-
move his Office from the First Nation
al Bank building to rooms over Davis
drug store, sharing with DR.. Helland
the offices formerly occupied by DR..
A. z. Minshall
-240 acres, 100 acres improved, 90
to so acres more can be improved, bal
ance is timber and pasture Tobacco
shed S4x2Sxl6, barn 72x26 with side
shed 72x1S Five room house with
cellar, orchard also shop. Twomil
to De Soto, all on ridge. Price only
S35 per acre. Terms to be arranged
at time of sale Lewis Bros. Realty
& Investment Co., n. w. Corner of 4th.
& Main streets, La Crosse, Wisconsin.
AT the NJ. E. church parlors last
"Wednesday a recital was given by the
pupils of p of. Packman, Helen Thomp-
son, Louis Minshall, lille Green, Mary
Lindemann, Marjorie Buchanan, An
nabell Cremer, Helen Davis, Frances
Anderson, Catherine Lucas, Ina Rab-
bitt, Louise Mcintosh, Allene Solver
son, Thelma Otteson, Geniveive Trues-
Il 1l Ia nd TQbac1o ho r1arac