Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-06-27
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Baby carriages and go carts at
bargain prices at Wigs sale.
Romans grocery is selling fancy
cream cheese at 25c per pound.
All our coats and suits on sale
while they last. Suite * Tate.
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.
-Adler's Collegian clothes. The
Blue Front Store. Ellefson & john
| son.
/ Sam OtUum lost a fine two-year-old
| heifer as result of eating too much
clover.
Albion Fortney is assisting DR..
Baldwin in his dental parlors during
vacation period.
MIR NJ. H. Bekkedal suffered the
loss by fire, at Couderay, of his extern
sive lumber mill.
Oak tobacco shed posts, square
able at ThaNers.
Big clearance sale of millinery
Mrs. A. o. Larson offers all hats in
the store at half price 23-tf
Prof. Roy Carver and wife ar
rived from Marshfield to pass vacation
with Jas. f. Parker and family.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity, per cent interest,in amounts
up to $4,000 Proctor & Proctor.
Summer session at the University
of Wisconsin opened on Monday. A
| few are in attendance from this county.
Mr.. L. Nj. Roseand and wife have
| been favored by a good visit from the
/ formers father, Rev. Roseland Of
Minnesota.
in your plan include course in
/ the Mankato Commercial College.
Our catalogue will interest you. Send
for it today.
Now is the time to place your or
der for d Winner mill, Mr.. Farmer,
/ for fall delivery. See Chas. 5. Slack
or your dealer
Melvin Stafslien Of Coon and David
DAVIDSON Of Westby attended meet
/ ing of Jersey breeders and sale Of live
stock at Madison.
= have a few more $3.50 and S4.0)
/ Utz < Dunn. button patent leather
/ s. 35.at NJ, j. Felix.
Does your roof leak? Get Nepon-
sit asphalt shingles, wood shingles, roll
roofing. roof paint or cement at the
Nnzum yard and stop i.
Geo. W. Schroeder and wife are
spending few days ins the north.
! where George viii angle Tor trout
I They went 10y automobile.
Veteran Geo w, Davis of Tower
! vile. spent A few days with his nep-
hew. Otto +. Davis and other rela-
1tiYes and friends in the city.
Dr.. Ludwig Hektoen, son of West
/ by's pioneer citizen, is repQrted from
! Chicago TO have been appointed as
/ marine surgeon underline government.
-Stoddard section provided the first
/ home grown strawberries tina. came
/ to the Viroqua market. They are
/ fine fruit, exceptional size and llavor.
IT you are not satisfied with the
face powder you are using. try Ar
/ mand 1t is one of the best powders
sell: price Ste per box. Q; E. Davis.
j. L. Shreve and wife and Mrs.
/ Arch Shreye paid visit to their old
1 Greenwood homes. They were taken
to the east end by A. j, Favor in his
automobile.
-Stoddard Times reports that Henry
Dennison experienced trouble with his
bees. A number of colonies refused to
| be hived and took to the woods and the
= lnts of nature.
And now Mr.. and Mrs Otto Otte-
son are proud TO be addressed as grand
father and grandmother, baby boy
having been born to their daughter,
Mrs Aft Neprud of Wesby.
On account of the shortage of coal
and the high prices, on and after June
| 20th. all coal must be cash on delivery
or at the time order is placed. Buy
your coal early. L. c. Boyle.
Prices on iron are up. | have re-
ceived an order for 100 tons OF iron.
| will pay $40 ton for old iron de-
| livered at my house on north Main
street. Always at home. Sam Gross.
Prof Aug. E. Smith and family
are spending portion of their vaca-
tion at the parental home of Mr..
Smith in Berlin. August represent
ed Viroqua Knights of Pythias in the
grand lodge session at Manitowoc.
j. NJ Wagner has a Holstein COW
that has MIXED as high as 30 pounds
day this season. This is equivalent to
! a. quarts, and as the COW was MIXED
three times day, it means Is quarts
to a milking. This from the Hillsboro
| Sentry.
Mrs. Austin Hanson went to Dunn
county to make an indefinite visit with
her son, H. r. Vigdal. She was &C
lcompanied by Joseph, another son, To-
Gated in South Dakota, who has been
visiting his brothers at Brookville and
mingled with numerous kindred and
friends 10 this city.
Mrs Efie Tate resigned as librar-
ian and custodian at the city library,
and with her daughters, will soon join
the father in Spokane, Washington.
The library board elected Miss Frances
Lauder to the vacancy. She is
young lady of tact and experience and
ought to fiji well the position. Mrs.
Tate made an excellent record there.
"A fortnight since Thomas Stevens
and family autoed to Mortified, Min
nesota, to attend commencement ex-
ercises of st. Olaf college. their son
Elvin being of the large class of grad
yates. Immediately thereafter Elvin
accepted position in Minneapolis as