Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-20

Wall paper al o. E. Davis Drug Store.
| Iix'
Lyman Howe coming next week, Thurs
day.
Special seats for scholars-Lyman Howe's
attraction
"A ten-year-old daughter of Jack Stoda is
seriously III.
! Mrs. Lee Hiles visited her son and family
! At North Lacrosse.
4 Mems s-ineh Chippewa work shoes for
\ 1886 at NJ J. Felix
! WANTED-Girl to work in small family.
\ Mrs. c. w. EuzAm.
Mems and boys new spring caps, soc to
Sl.5J al Nj. j. Felix'.
--Stricily pure White Lead and oil at o.
x. Davis Drug Store.
TIE celebrated Gabel orchestra at the
Opera house Friday night
Use Sal Vet for your stock. We guaran-
tee IT, o. T.. Davis Druggist.
house Friday night. this week.
Mis-. Tate is in Chicago purchasing spring
and summer goods for the firm
Mems and boys Chippewa work shoes,
bali band ru5bers at NJ. ]. Felix.
Just few more of those fancy prunes
a. l2c per pound st Romans Grocery.
Ladies and misses spring coats and
suits at reasonable prices at Nj. J. Felix.
See our newest asring dress shirts. The
bise front Store, EllefSOn & johnson. 1872
VIM. Bowman 1913 Wisconsin Ave. has a
set of heavy work harness for sale. l1-2-*
Mr.. and MIS-. Otis Buxton rejoicing
over the arrival of an S1a pound daughter.
-Gabel's orchestra dance at the Opera
-Evangelist Green viii preach in Viroqua
Methodist church Friday evening of this week.
Lee Hiles hns purchased four acres from
Mrs. Frank Oven opposite their home place.
Improved Spanish Comstock tobacco seed,
government tested Csc per ounce at Romans
Grocery.
New neckwear for Easter just received
| at The Blre Front Store. Ellefson John
son. 1872
-Readstown union hdies aid society will
meet with Mrs. Oscar Anderson on Friday af-
ternOOn Of this week.
Mrs, Kier is affected by serious illness of
her elder son and an attack Of pneumonia
which prOstrates her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Weber and children Of
Lacrosse were at the home Of MI and Mrs
ID. F; Allen, returning Sunday.
&C. A. Bangsburg Of Lacrosse spent Sun
day with his parents who are now with their
son, Harry, on the Bangsberg place.
Attend the big dance at the Opera house
Friday night. The greatest dance orchestra
On the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the music.
Reward offered for return of following
described watch; fifteen jewel, Illinois move
ment, hunting case, size II. Return to Censor
Office.
Desirable household articles for sale at
auction at Larson Brothers Marble Works.
Thursday, March p, az 80. Mrs. Louie Nord-
lie.
Mrs. Thos. l,llefson is so much improved
from her long illness that MIR. and Mrs. Otto
Brown have resumed occupation of their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Boyer of EiwoOd.
Indiana, wl.o viii lead the singing at the Eas-
Ter meeting TO De neid IN the christian church
next week Will arrive Friday.
Many of the town and village treasurers
have been in the city to make iHai settle
ment will the county treasurer. The Censor
had calls from most Of them.
Mrs. A. o. Larson's millinery shop which
has been closed all winter, will be opened
Wednesday, March 9th with an assortment
of new spring and summer millinery.
Edward Lind offers his household furni-
ture at auction Saturday afternoon at mis- resi-
dence in the Third ward. fine opportunity
TO secure splendid furnishings at your own
prices.
MIR. and Mrs. Gene Henry returned from
Black Hawk, having visited Lester Dirden.
the man who recently lost his right hand.
They report the injured man getting along
nicely.
Ii am retailer for the w. T. Rawleigh
Standard preparations for the city of Nirooua.
Persons desiring to make purchases call or
phone 24s on or before March so. Lawrence
Minshan.
Will Norris Of Round Prairie, has a good
number of large type Poland China brood
sows for sale at reasonable figures. Stock
guaranteed first class. Address him at Viro-
qua, RI.
Old time accordian dance at the Opera
house next Wednesday night Use per couple.
Music by the well known Pat Johnson A
jolly old-fashiOned time. All the married
Fred Kromrey, Jr., was completely sur
prised Thursday evening. when number of
his schOOlmates invaded the home in honor
OF his birthday. II is reported TO have been
a very pleasant event.
A party of half-dOzen lady friends from
Westby were entertained for dinner by Mrs.
l.. M. Roseiand Tuesday. She had also to
meet her guests a like number of ladies of
this city. pleasant time was enjoyed.
Fine table onions in good condition, free
from sprouts, Sl.3e per bUshel. Quantities of
one busIel or more delivered free to any part
Of the city Tuesday, March 26. Order
from the Vernon County Asylum. Phone 40.
Employees at the Bekkedal warehouse
were given banquet on Monday evening after
the work of sizing was completed. variety
Of good things were served in generous meas
ure and sociability occupied the remainder of
the time.
"A meeting of the women of Viroqua, for
the purpose of completing the organization of
the City WOmens Committee of Council of
Defense, is called for Saturday, March %. at
in the afternoon at the Red Cross rooms
over Lindemann's bank.
More of the famous Handmacher & Wolf
spring coats for ladies have arrived and for
beauty of color and quality of fabric and
workmanship we recommend them to you
the best values that money can buy at the
prices offer them. SurensOn & Dahl.
Next Sunday a service dag will be dedi-
Gated to soldier boys of the Methodist church
and families. Exercises will Immediately fol-
low the Sunday school hour. Friends and rel
atives requested to send the names of all
such persons to Mis- anna Turner.
The Censor learns With sincere regret Of
the serious injury 20 Editor Walter NanWinter
of the Viola News, on Monday. While cper-
caught in such way that his right and
hand were badly manged. and he other
wise ir jured.
Judge MahOney has received appointment
a raember of the advisory committee
NatioT al Agricultural problems, assOcia-
ton of the government representing the diff
ferent units in industrial and agricultural
classe. of the country. The first meeting will
be hell in Washington Marches.
Al 'er twelve years faithful service as
mail CT rrier on route No. 4, Perry MeHenry
has resigned TO take up other work. Alvin
Cary will substitute on the route. This makes
the sixth resignation on the nine YirOqua
routes within six months. The boys declare
that they positively cannot live the salary.
Very little interest in city election. May
Garrett and most of the present officials
will have opposition. Ruel Fleming will
oppose F. NJ. Minshall for treasurer. ]. S.
Hamilton will contest with X. NJ. McAuley
for supervisor in the First ward, A. S. Mel
son for alderman against c. W. Chase in the
Third, Geo. b. Fisher against E. S. GOOdell for
supervisor. F. M. Baker and Geo. w. SchToe-
der out for supervisor in the Second
If you want the original and eel
ebrated Spanish Comstock tobacco
seed as grown by w. T. Pomeroy of
Edgerton, go to Surenson & Dahl.