Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-02-21

-Furs at half price at Suttle s.
Tate 5.
Mrs J Henry Bennettspent Tues
/ day in Lacrosse.
Every farmer and business man
! yearns for case weather.
/ -Russells hest flour, nothing better.
Surensou Il Dahl.
New shipment of ladies's spring
skirts at Suttle u Tate's
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone sc.
Ladies spring coats new and beau
tiful styles at the Farmers'Store.
Keep watch for the Hoosier Make
a-Truck at Chas.S Slack & Company's
Ladies'. misses and children S
coats at half price at Suite & Tate's.
If you need any building material,
be sure to call at the Roseland Lum-
Der yard.
Cotton bats per roll lOc; mems
overalls per pair CSC. The Farmers
Store.
Mr.. linton w. Nuzum attended
lumbermens' convention in Milwaukee
this week
Mems new English shoes in cho-
colate brown aud black at "a, IS, and
Sc at NJ. j. Felix.
John L. Davis attended meeting IF
state income assessors at the state
capitol during last week.
Mrs Maggie Curry came from
Tomah to spend Sunday with her
brother and old friends.
Almond Fortney came from Chi
cago college work to attend the fun.
eral of bis grandmother, Mrs. Wettie-
Corn flakes packages for 25c;
Mary Jane Sorghum per gallon Goo;
corn meal 10 pound for 35c: oat meal
per package 20c. The Farmers Store
Chairman Emil Erickson was in
the county seat from Whitestown on
Saturday. Like two-thirds of the
farmers, his tobacco hangs frozen in
the she'd
Lawrence Finstad was over from
La Crosse ali last week giving Arie
Favor pointers as to his duties as
station agent for the Southeastern
road here.
The friends of Mrs. D. o. Mahoney
will learn with satisfaction that she is
nicely recovering after an enforced
confinement and treatment in a La
Crosse hospital.
You may be one of those to get
the White Way washer, boys utility
wagon or mounted grindstone, if you
attend Jacob Dach's sale Monday and
Tuesday Of next week.
AT their farm home friends OBJ
served the silver wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Fossum. making
it d merry occasion for gathering
and presentation of remembrance.
i would like a good reliable GER
tleman or lady to assist me in canvass
ing my field with Franco American
hygienic toilet articles. Please call
ana | will explain terms. Mrs. L. M.
Clarke.
Miss Eva Slack came home for the
balance of the school year, from the
Northwestern university. Physicians
thought semester rest essential be-
cause of late surgical operations which
she passed through.
People who have spoken to us con-
corning purchase of acreage or lots in
the Col. Butt farm had better con-
Cludr same soon as remainder of farm
viii be offered for sale in two parts of
40 10 100 acres. w. f. Butt. 7-4w
a very pleasant surprise party
was given st Valentines eve at Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Crume's, in honor of her
sister, Mrs. Thos. +. Greene of Den
yer. Refreshments were served at
midnight for % and dancing continu-
ed until four a. IA.
Mr.. Theodore Thor son, one of
Westby's pioneer citizens and long
time contractor and builder, died at
his home in that village Wednesday
last. lac was siXty-fve years old, a
man of sterling worth, business man
progressive and enterprising.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery B. Jones and
daughter arrived Saturday from Han
cock to spend the week end with their
sister, Mrs VIM Crume, and also to
take their sister, Mrs. Thos. +. Greene,
back with them for an extended visit
before leaving for New York city, her
former home.
F. p. Bean has taken the Winner
agency for his West Prairie imple-
ment store Farmers living near
should take sample of their grain
to have the Winner mill show what it
can do for the weed pest of West
Prairie IS well-as to SCI arate wheat
and oats and do other General work
1t gives me great pleasure to rcte
that many of my old patrons, as well
as new customers, are turning up daily
at the old stand now owned and man
aged by Mr.. L M. Roseland, where
feel certain all will get what they pay
for and also assist in maintaining OPP
en- competition. J. w. Thayer.
The Viroqua boys of Headquarters
Company who were down on the Next
can border, students at different edu-
cational institutions, have returned to
their studies Victor Hetland to the
university, Leonard Amodt to St. Olaf,
Selmer Kiose to the Luther college,
Adolph Wolfgram to Milwaukee Mar
quette college.
posed of his blacksmith shop and bust
ness to Herbert Weavil, who has long
been helper in the place, is compe-
tent to carry on matters. Mr.. Kuehn,
it is understood, coutemplates a re-
movalto Montana. he looked over
conditions out their last season and be-
came enamoured.
John E. Nuzum has purchased
from the heirs the old Dunlap home
on the east of the hill adjoining the
court house park, one of the most
slightly places in the city, the home of
the Dunlap family for sixty years Mr..
Nuzum contemplates erecting OF one
or more modern residences on the
ground after the cid house mas been
removed.
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