Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-03-07
City politics very quiet.


Carol fainter is employed as clerk
at Sweger's grocery.
March came in like lamb. Will
she 60 out like lion?
Nell Nelson was in Richland Gen.
ter and Madison last week.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Go.
Good business centrally located,
for sale. See Albert Solyerson.
Miss Kate Goodell is spending a
week in Milwaukee and Chicago.
We have what you want in suit
or coat at fair prices. Suttle & Tate.
Mrs Kit Pierce left Tuesday for
her ranch near Miles City, Montana.
Misses Ethel Nuzum and Tilda
Omundson spent a couple of days in
Lacrosse.
Good oak slab wood for sale at
reasonable price direct from mill. j.
w. Thayer
The $4,000 prize story the Sequel
to the Diamond from the Sky" at the
Star Friday.
Born To Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Brear-
ton at Aberdeen, South Dakota, Feb
| ruai y Z0Int son.
Nellie Mahoney has resigned her
teaching position in Washburn to be
at home with her mother
Senator Bennett was one of the
speakers at large banquet held at
| the Pfister in Milwaukee last Tuesday
night.
- Edwin Kuehn left Sunday for
Minneapolis where he enters the en-
ploy of wholesale hardware firm as
shipping clerk.
Mrs. Anna Cronk returned TO Min
neapolis last Thursday after visiting
at the home of her relatives in this
city the past few weeks.
One l0x24 and one 12x20 wood tire
silo left at Viroqua. See Chas. s.
Slack about silos that donot blow down
or freeze if properly erected.
We have a complete variety of
fish and smoked meats, and we assure
YOU the prices are right. Try us and
be convinced. Romans grocery.
Charlie Chase was over from La
Fargo Tuesday and remembered the
old home town by making extensive
purchases for his western rancn.
Visit Gillette & Shields barber shop
in the coy new location north of
Clark's garage. They do the best of
tonsorial work, and will satisfy you.
The contract for heating and
plumbing in the new Farmers bank
was awarded to the Kuebler Hardware.
Moline system Of heating will be in
stalled
We have an overstock on women's
low heel shoes, formerly sold for So 30
up to $500. TO close out at sl.75 and
50 25. sizes - to ~, at Henderson's
Shoe Store.
The Modern Woodmen and Royal
Neighbors will hold basket social
AT Running's hall Thursday night.
Music, dancing, cards, social time
aud good one.
"A hard time" social viii be held
at Springyille Friday, March 9th, in
the town hall. Ladies bring pies and
everyone is to be dressed in old clothes.
Anyone wearing new clothes will be
fined.
w Fl. Ledmau left for Lacrosse
SUNDAY to take up work with the Rup-
lin baking company-his old line of
work in which he is very proficient.
For the present his family will remain
ia Viroqua.
II 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 Kuehler Hardware
Viroqua, Wis. eff
- We can save you money On your
shoes: bought them before the adj
vance in price. Ladies kid or gun
| ,.l
$3.50, Also bargains on our shoe rack.
Viroqua Shoe Store.
People who have spoken to US con-
corning purchase of acreage or lots in
the Col. Butt farm had better con-
clude same soon as remainder of farm
will be offered for sale in two parts of
40 to 100 acres. w. f. Butt. 7-4w
Miss Opal Burnard, teacher and
graduate of the county normal school,
was recently married at Sioux City,
Iowa, where she taught the past two
years. She is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Burnard of LaFarge.
Forrest Perkins is taking Mrs.
Lind's place at the express office. We
are sorry to report that she is at La
Crosse hospital, where she underwent
operation Tuesday morning. Very
Favorable reports come of her condi-
ton.
The Hoosier Make-A-Truck does
not require the shortening of a Ford
rear axle to make one-ton truck and
it uses steel castings and steel chain
with every link a master link. See
Chas. S. Slack about particulars. Can
sell on time if desired.
After reading the exchange papers
from the Kickapoo we have come to
the conclusion the inhabitants of the
valley have gone raving mad over the
gentle sport of wrestling. Well, they
never do anything by halves over
there. That's Thy the Kickapoo val
ley has raised race of ball players.
Prosecuting one thing, following one
idea, always begets success.
The CENsoR's report of Ole Jack
sons misfortune last week vas incor-
rect. Mr.. Jackson's team did not run
away; he was ran over by John Knut-
sons team, which had gotten away
from its owner. One horse and both
hobs passed over him, nearly gOuging
cut an eye and badly bruising and cut
ting him. He was taken to the Viro-
qua hospital, and though still lame
and sore, is now able to be about.
Special Gladioli Mixture Every
: lover of flowers should have at least a
few of these beautiful. stately flower
ing plants. The special low price at
which we offer this fine mixture is an
opportunity which no one interested