Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-06-20
LOCAL JoTTINGs

FIXTURES at halt-price at Wig:
closing-out sale.
Bedding and potted plants of all
kinds at Towner's.
| Mrs. Allen Fish is quite low Her
condition is very critical.
-Chauncey Morley, student at Lew.
is institute, is home for vacation.
Ribbons worth up to poo at l2l
cents this week only atS.ttle ~ Tate 5
Levi Lake. John Bann and ,neir
wives motored to Richland CeLter
Sunday.
Special ribbon sale Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday this week at Suttle
& Tate's.
"A. J. Olson of Barnum, bought a
hip roof for his l2x24 silo of Chas. S.
Slack * Co.
Mrs. John Coleman was here for
a few days, visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. o. o. Tuhus.
Ribbons worth up to 40 cents per
yard on sale at % cents this week
only Suttle & Tate.
DR. and Mrs. f. w Nuzum OF
GAINESVILLE are visiting at the home Of
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Nuzum.
Ed. Mullen. son Glenn, John Lake.
| OttoOmund,on andLarry Shower we're
at StOddard fishing Sunday.
Business men attention! A No. |
office man wants position in this city.
Write D. &. Kellicutt, Viroqua.
- MIR and Mrs. c. S. Slack motored
| to Wausau 10 be in attendance at a
| recital to be given there y Miss
Iona.
Bed room suites at S55 which form
erly sold at S75 is sample of the bar
gains you can get at Wigs closing-out
sale.
DIR and Mrs Gorsline motored
from Chicago by way of Dubuque,
bringing home Mr. and Ms. S. r.
Pollard.
the best acts in vaudeville with the
Hans Hanson players. Popular pric-
es will prevail.
"A complete assortment OF sum
mer hats, silks, koolcloths, tropical
worsteds Blue Front Store Enef-
sen Il Johnson
The Fall of Nation "Most time
ly. | wish every theatre in the land
would run it. Gem Theatre, Grundy
Center, Iowa.
Cant Sag farm gates are the best
value on the market See them at
the Nuzum yard and you will want
some for your farm.
&C. 2. Dillon of West Lima. has
the agency for the Holmes clothes
dryer, having just placed an order for
he wit -
THE Fall of a Nation-''A wonder.
Played to capacity twice, record
here and will play it again. Lyric
Theatre, Tulare, California.
Miss Clara Glenn and Mrs. H. L.
Gardner entertained the Home Circle
and a few invited guests at picnic
at the Eckhart park Friday afternoon.
An ice cream social will be held
at the home of JEFF Cunningham on
the old Cunning ham place, Saturday,
June %, for the benefit of Bishop
Branch church.
Last number of the Lecture course
at the Opera house this Wednesday
evening the c. Edward Clarke Com
pany, vocalists and instrumentalists
of high quality.
See our line of ''cut-straight"m mems
four-in-hand ties. Will not stretch;
better-looking, better wearing Ask
for them at the Blue Front Store.
EllefsOn & Johnson.
L. p. Lathrope of Barnum, pur-
chased some Holmes adjustable clothes
dryers and Winner mill for his trade.
He has good success with the Winner
mills. Chas. S. Slack made this ter
ritory last week.
DO you know that through chiro-
practic adjustment, you will regain
your health and keep well. Mrs. Nc
Lellan is meeting with truly wonder
full results. See her at Ord house east
of librery or call phone 302.
Il will make same price that mail
order houses do, sell on same terms,
pay one-half the freight, express or
postage. Bring me your orders and
save money. The Kuebler Hardware
Viroqua, Wis. eff
On account of being entirely out
of material of all kinds for vulcaniz-
ing,a dozen of our patrons had to wait
few DAYS longer for their vulcaniz-
ing. Now we have a good, fresh sup
ply on hand. We guarantee prompt
shipment and best of material.
On account of being entirely out
of material of all kinds for vulcaniz-
ing, a dozen of our patrons had to
wait few days longer for their work.
Now we have good, fresh supply on
hand. We guarantee prompt ship
ment and best of material.
Mrs. r Fremstad is at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Henry Running
She has been critically i'll for week.
| but at present seems somewhat i'm
proved although her advanced age of
nearly ninety years makes recovery
| doubtful.
Galvanized cans have been placed
on Main street by the city in the in
terests of better sanitation, cleanli-
ness, less dust. Deposit your sweep
| ings and refuse of all kinds in them
Keep the gutter IN front of your bus
mess place swept A little care in
this matter will be more than worth
while.
Hal Smith has returned from
Montana He has been badly crippled
with sciatic rheumatism, and physi-
clans advised him that the climate
did not agree with him. Roy Atkins
and family have also returned, not
finding the country to their liking.
He says that they face crop failure
through lack of rainfall.
-Viroqua vicinity was treated TO a
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