Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-27


WIN. 5. Hart. Saturday. Star.
Lyman Howe, 1906 attraction.
all paper at o. E. Davis Drug Store.
Little Mary MacAllister at the Star Fri
Young mems spring caps from soc to S.
Stol & Groves.
Get bushel of those fine onions for 81 rs
at Romans Grocery.
Strictly pure White Lead and oil at O..
L. Davis Drug Store.
.--Children's black boomers. good quality.
at 35c each Rogers.
Good LII tobacco muslin at lac per yard
at Surenson & Dakl's.
-ChilGrene spring coats, 1918 styles, from
$3.50 TO $3.50. Rogers.
"A dime a day, pay while you play. Ask
Brown Music Company.
Miss Grace Garin is having vacation from
teaching duties at Rising Sun.
Use Sal Vet for your stock. We guaran-
tee it, o. E. Davis Druggist
Red Wing manure proof work shoes at
Stoll & Groves $3.50 to sa.00.
The latest news every week at the
Star Mondays and Wednesdays.
"A new lot of portieres. couch covers and
table runners al Sattle & Tate's:
Mrs. c. w. POWELL and little grand
daughter visiting at Deerheld.
Onions. onions, onions, while they last,
$l.25 rer bushel at Romans Grocery.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Deters took a young
son to Lacrosse for ear operation.
Prof. Taylor Brown and wife enter
tanning a second daughter, q recent arrival.
Fine eating potatoes, Use per bushel at
See our newest spring dress shirts The
Blue Front Store, Eliefson & Johnson. 1922
Mrs. Ed. Harrington was given a surprise
on her anniversary by a number OF friends.
New neckwear for Easter just received
at The Blue Front Store, EIIefson s. john
We now have the largest and best display
Of ladies waists we have yet offered. Suttle
& Tate.
Improved Spanish Comstock tobacco seed,
government tested, Csc per ounce at Romans
"A dime a day makes the worlds greatest
entertainers your servants, ask Brown Music
Company.
MIR. r. w. Rogerson has been entertaining
at the FOrtney, his sister, Mrs. Warren and
daughter of California.
Leland, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Niram Fos-
ter, submitted to an operation for appendicitis
in a Lacrosse hospital.
in the near future rife shooting con-
test will take place between Viola and Yiroqua
marksmen, six on a side.
When you think of spring coats remem-
Der the famous Handmacher 4 Wolf make.
on sale at Surenson q oAhrs.
"A dime a day will place in your home
something that you have been wanting for a
long time. See Brown Mueis Company.
-Rompers, and rompers and Tompers and
rompersl! Different styles, different prices.
at about present cost OF materials, Rogers.
Charley Rhodes and wife received let
ter from their son Fred in France, who says
he don't like the country well as home"
New 1918 waists include the MILDLY styles"
in cotton wash silks, crepe de chine and Gerog-
cites. priced form SIPS to $3.50. at Rogers
Ladies' 1913 skirts in blue and black serg-
es, wool pOplin, gaberdines, fancy silks and
wool novelties from $3.50 TO $1,000 at Rog-
ers
After a close-down Of many weeks be-
cause of lack of fuel the City Rest Room
and sanitary closets are now open for publis
use.
Arthur E. Perkins and family have moved
TO Lacrosse. where he has a good position as
mechanic with tractor manufacturing con-
Germ.
The community workers club will hold a
Liberty Bond rally at the Davis school house
Friday March %. Tax payers should attend
this meeting.
Uncle Tom Edwards, veteran of the re-
bellion, resident Of Riehiand county from
its primitive days. celebrated his hundred and
Work in the fields has begun--plowing.
seeding. dragging. manure spreading. We
have had good settling week and every pro-
sPeet Tor an eraly spring.
Mrs. A. o. LarsOns millinery shop which
has been closed all winter, will be opened
Wednesday, March 9th with an assortment
Of new spring and summer millinery.
II retailer for the w. T. Rawleigh
Standard preparations for the city Of VirOQua.
Persons desiring 10 make purchases call or
phone 2io On or before March so. Lawrence
Minshall
--Chas. S. Slack and wife have letters from
heir son Graydon telling of the safe arrival
IN France. orderly 10 Elmer Davis. Their
son DeVerne is about to sail from SanFran-
cisco for France.
DIR. w. NJ. Trowbridge is called to mourn
for the untimely death of an only brother, a
prominent attorney of LosAngeles. He was
forty-seven years old, his death coming after
short illness.
Rural Mail Man Henry Graham says that
j. M. Henry and Jap johnson, road supervis-
OTIS on Bishop Branch territory. are scooping
all other districts in road clearance this spring
They have done fine work.
Ladies of the Springville NJ. K. church
will serve dinner at the church election
day. Also the same day at $50 the ladies
aid will hold a business meeting to which all
ladies cordially invited.
Keith Peterson, one Of our NirOQua stu
dents in Lacrosse Normal, is honored one
of successful team from the normal to de-
bate at EauClaire in the Inter-Normal ora
torical league contest. At Lacrosse his ora
ton the Awakening of America
Relatives are advised that Dr.. Chester A.
Minshall and family viii return from Port
land, where they moved last fail, to take up
their residence again at Westby. They will
be welcomed back by many friends.
MIR. John E. Nuzum arrived home after
spending the winter pleasantly in California.
now located in the vicinity of LOsAngeles,
and reports having met many former Badgers.
His family will return home in May
Go and buy good things for your Easter
dinner at the Woman's Exchange, Saturday
afternoon. Lunch will be served after 2
o'clock. Kitchen aprons will be on sale.
Last number of the winter entertain
ment course falls on Tuesday night next,
April 2, when the Montague Light Opera will
entertain our people. II ought TO be salts
factory close of a splendid course.
Special Taylor Holmes story on the order
Of the famous Skinner stories at the Star Fri
day. Be sure and see Efficiency Edgar's
COurtship" with Taylor Holmes. Also Do
Children Count? Friday night.
The large and modern residence of ]. Ole
Anderson on North Main street has been sold
TO Levi Eckhart of Sylvan, who expects to
remove here with his family in a short time.
For months Mr.. Eckhart looked the state
over for a place where he might educate his
children and live in an up-tO-date town where
conditions right and taxation not Excess
sive. and he decided on FirOqua.
M. ID. Helgeson was in Chicago TO assist
his daughter, Mrs. Clark Bennett, pack and
store her household effects. She came here
with her children 20 remain till July, when
she expects 70 join her husband in South Da-
kota. Clark, after ten years good record
salesmanager with the great Marshall-Fied
mercantile house, has accepted general super
vision of sales in South Dakota and Mime
sofa.
On Monday evening Judge Mahoney de-
parted for Washington, ID. C.. where with
twenty-five other heads Of agricultural units
of the country, meet in conference with Food
Conserver Hoover, to determine upon a line
of action in agricultural production. Mr.. Ma
honey represents the National Society of
Equity He expects to return home early
next week.