Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-03-14
Insure with John Dawson & CO.

See Ethel Barrymore at Star to-
morrow night.
/ Good tobacco seed for sale at Bek-
| kedal's warehouse.
Miss Florence Mullen is visiting
/ Sparta relatives.
/ -Truesdale viii buy, sell orexchange
any city property
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone TO.
-Russel's best -four, the best on the
/ market, at the Farmers Store.
"A car of fresh lime Just received
at the c. L. Coleman lumber yard
Twin boys were born to Mr.. and
| Mrs. Martin Johnson of Coon town.
Willard Bowman sold his residence
near school house to E. e. Truesdale
-Thayer has several good farms
! for sale that will stand close inspect
/ ion.
-Sal-vet is one of the best remedies
on the market. We guarantee it. o.
E. Davis. ,
Hans Hanson of Westby was oper-
sted upon tor appendicitis in a La
Crosse hospital
How did you like that sample of
/ Armand? | have complete stock on
hand o. &. Davis.
"A new school house is to be erect
ed n the VonRuden district in Coon
thl coming season.
Mr. Durdeen and family arrived
from Georgia, where they spent the
winter with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Bennett are
with US again after three months
sojourn at different points.
In no section of the state do they
| seem to have as great an amount of
snow as in this community.
If YOU intend to paint this spring
let US show you our formula for wealth
er proof paint. o. E Davis.
Mrs. A. o. Larson returned home
from Aberdeen, where she spent the
winter with her daughter.
-Vesta Cox, who is employed at the
Viroqua hospital, spent Sunday with
her parents on Pleasant Ridge.
Mrs. Harold p. Proctor was in
Chicago last week, accompanied by
Mrs. Celia Fortney of Zumbrota.
Eight barrels of linseed oil at the
| g. L. Coleman lumber yard bought in
1916. Before you paint, get our prices.
Remember that Romans grocery
| has a complete line of fish for lent.
Cut the high cost of living, by eating
fish.
"A farewell party was given to Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Steen by their neigh
bors in Coon. They are moving to
| Montana.
ca, :, .-.,.+ 4rusras m an,
nounce that he win always be found at
his office on Mondays and Saturdays
| of each week
Let us tell you the cost before
you build. Estimates and blue prints
furnished free. John E. Nuzum q
Sons Lumber Co.
&C Helseth and family, who have
long lived in the neighborhood of
/ Blcomingdale, are moving to Canada
to make new home.
M. j. Jaspcrson traded his resi-
dence in the Edward edition to E. c.
| Truesdale for his residence, the old
Methodist parsonage.
When YOU have your insurance
written by a bank, it is a pretty good
guarantee that it was done right. See
| the First National Bank.
Attend the mask ball at Running
hall Friday night We prefer that
| you mask, but come anyway. Prizes
given. Culver's will play.
The Nuzum yard meets all COM
petition and offers you quality goods
with service, backed by twenty-five
years building experience.
Miss Catherine Munson was quar-
antined for week at University Chad
| bourn hall, because of case of scar
| let fever by a student in the ward
where she rooms.
Herbert S. Chapman and son Fred
are making tour of the south, par
ticularlY Virginia and Florida. The
| latter is in quest of a climate more
suited in which to farm.
E. 2. Kuehn has disposed of his
residence property to Klouse Peterson
of Liberty Pole, who expects to move
to town in the near future, after de-
cades of hard labor on his Franklin
farm.
i 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. 9-tf
The stork again visits the Viroqua
hospital u pound daughter born to
| Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Clark. Mrs. Nor
ris says the hospital doesn't sound like
war-four girls and one boy born there
| in less than five weeks.
With selection of some of the best
| insurance companies together with
experienced men to write your fire or
tornado insurance, we will be pleased to
write your insurance. Come in and
see US. The First National Bank.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Mcclellan,
chiropractorS from the p. S. c., Daven-
port, Iowa, have secured rooms at the
new Wistenberg Hotel, where they will
| be pleased to consult with old and new
| friends of the chiropractic science.
Relatives and friends in this city
receive the unwelcome news that Mrs.
| Ida Johnson-Smith, formerly of this
place is ve~y i'll at her home in Bose
man, Montana. Following the remov-
al of cancer from her breast Mrs.
Smith was stricken with brain fever.
-DeVerne Slack has changed his
/ residence from Richland Center to
| Sparta, having associated with him
! Mr.. Brewer, and they have general
agency for three or four counties for
the great Northwestern life insurance
company. Bud" appears to possess
a keen liking and capacity for that