Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-05-30
with John Dawson 4 co.

collars at, NJ. j. Felix.
New middys, children's wash dress
es and aprons, at NJ. J. Felix
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 81.
You get free blue prints when you
buy your home at the Nuzum yard.
-Women's shoes at closing out
prices. Bring your small feet. NJ. j.
Felix.
Gladys Collins came down from
La Crosse Sunday and spent the day
at home.
Round Prairie literary society
meets next Monday evening, weather
permitting.
- The Misses Sadie and Inga Ander-
son vent 10 Hillsboro 10 attend the
funeral of frank pechan.
A team from Viroqua Woodman
camp went to Cashton to confer de-
gTees on class vi choppers"
Mrs Ida Nelson goes tomorrow to
Blue River to spend the summer there
at the home of her brother, Irwin.
Money TO lean on real estate Sc
curity, . per cent interest,in amounts
up TO $4,000 Proctor & Proctor.
Plain or non-skid tires at the old
price. 5Gx34 at $1,000, 34x4 at $50. 10
Old tires exchanged. w. f. Butt. l9'tf
Get your paints, yarnishes, Hat
wall paints, alabastine, muresco, and
Chi-Namel at o. E. Davis Drug Store.
Senator Bennett is orator at the
Ontario Memorial services today, and
Judge d. o. Mahoney at Coon Valley.
Squire Pollard and wife departed
for Chicago on Sunday, where they
viii spend some days with their daugh-
ter.
Green or red slate coated asphalt
shingles are beautiful and durable for
cottage or bungalow. In stock at the
Nuzum yard.
j. Henry Bennett desires to an
nounce that he will always be found at
his Office on Mondays and Saturdays
of each week.
Mrs. JustuS Groh, ST. celebrated
her 80 birthday, May ~, at the home
of her daughter, Mrs James WEIGH
Twenty-six of her relatives were pres
ent.
Our former citizen. |. w Switzer,
spent two days in the city. The Swift
zers now reside in Minneapolis but he
has many western interests to look
after.
Merchant c. H. Ostrem is having
quite serious time with blood pois-
oning, following injury TO his foot.
Mrs. Hal Smith is also similarly al
hicted.
Miss Gladys Mills, former teacher
of music in Viroqua schools. was mar
ried on Saturday to gentleman of
Waupaca, where she has taught since
leaving here.
Herman Nordlee and Miss Mat
tie Aarstad, both prominent young
people of Clinton ridge, were united
in marriage at the Moen church on
Saturday last.
Mr. Dana Tickner of Gays Mills
was operated on at the Viroqua hos
pital. He is getting along well. And
rev Il. Nelson of West Prairie is also
taking treatment.
-Lucius Favor has purchased from
Edward Wig the brick store building
north of the Side corner. This does
not mean that Mr.. Favor will change
his harness shop location.
DIR. Porter, county president. at
tended state meeting of council of
defense delegates. 1t was held at
Madison and was largely attended and
an enthusiastic gathering.
Mr.. J. H. McLees is confined to
his home because of illness Pretty
hard for one of his industry to be laid
on the shelf for repairs, and all hope
for his early appearance when the
weather is settled.
When you look at our south win
dow display you will know that this is
the place to get your summer under
wear: Athletic, Knee, and lengths,
and B. V. D., the popular summer gar
ments. The Blue Front Store, Ellef-
son & Johnson. 2l-2w
Miss Luella Field, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Field. was
married in Washington, d. c., on May
9TH to Charles B. Hamill. The bride
is Viroqua born girl, moving to the
national capital with her parents
when quite young.
With the changing or shifting in
the price schedules of all lines of store
goods and provisions, the public is
paying strict attention to all adver-
Using matter that serves TO keep them
informed on this line. Dealers should
consider this new condition.
This is the week of educational
activities Viroqua commencement
observances are so divided over the
week that the CENSOR viii withhold
comment of what has already happen
ed the class play and sermon, and
present a full report of the complete
doiugs next week.
Waiter Holcomb of Manning com
mlnity, was attacked by a COW he
was leading to Viola. The critter
struck him from behind and tossed
hi clear over a fence, where he came
! to earth on his shoulders. The shak-
| ing up affected his mind temporarily,
| but he has now fully recovered from
the shock. This from the Readstown
Tribune.
Paul Lawrence leaves the employ
| of NJ. j. Felix and on Thursday goes
| to La Crosse where he takes the man
agement of new store for the Ser
vice Tailoring Co. The family will
| follow as soon as he can secure quart
ers. Paul has been a good citizen and
efficient clerk in Viroqua for the past
| ten years, and his host of friends win
exceedingly regret his departure.
John NJ. White, through cores
pondence with Ernest p Kuehn, learns
| that the Kuehns are now located on a
prescription ranch Of $40 acres in Mon
| tana, postoffice address McRea, and
they are thirty-tive miles from rail-
road. They are living in tent, are