Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-04-09

New coats and dolmons just re-
ceived at NJ. ]. Felix.
Constance Talmadge at the Star
Friday in "The Studio Girl".
Ladies wool and silk skirts,
good showing at NJ. ]. Felix.
DIR. Fortney, Dentist, Office over
Dahls drug store. Phone 176-
Mems Chippewa work shoes at
reasonable prices at M. j. Felix.
DR.. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 81.
Dance at Running's hall Friday
night. Music by Viroqua orchestra.
Rev. Gerald L. K. Smith visited
the home folks a few days last week.
Mary Garden tomorrow night in
a beautiful play, The Splendid Sinner.
Beavers meet Wednesday, April
10th. All members requested to be
present.
Mrs. Cap Shaughnesy of Mister
ling is visiting at the home of Mrs. o.
K. Olson.
Save ten to 400 per cent by pay
ing cash for your shoe repairing at
Ed Lind's.
Eugene DeGaris has moved into
the Goodell house formerly occupied
by Frank Primmer.
Special feature at the Star Sat
urday and Sunday. Music by Culver's
orchestra.
Friday night at Running's hall,
dance given by Viroqua orchestra. Be
there.
You trout fishers: Remember
that the season doesn't open until
May LIST.
Another shipment of L. L. tobac-
co muslin at 13c per yard. The Farm
ers' Store.
Gee! !! Fatty coming next week
in his side-splitting comedy Love.
IT'S his best ever.
Our line of snappy spring neck
wear is now complete. The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
Mail us your films to be developed
and printed. We pay return postage
III. J. Jasperson. 1910
Magazine subscriptions expiring
with the May number should be re-
newed now Howard J. Thayer.
Ladies' and misses wool and silk
dresses, values up to $25, your choice,
1895. No alterations at these prices.
Felix.
Our new stock of wall paper has
arrived and we will be pleased to show
you our samples. o. E. Davis, Drug
gist.
Just received another shipment
of rugs at special prices. Big saving.
Plenty to select from. Oscar Ander-
son, Readstown.
Spring is here and so is our new
spring Ralston shoes. Come in and
look them over. The Blue Front Store,
Ellefson & johnson.
Mrs. Emma Strait and daughter
of Omaha, Nebraska, are visiting her
brother L. H. Conklin and other rela-
tives and staying at Ed Cox. -
p We have put in stock of the
Butterick patterns and have for sale
the Delineator and also the quarterly
fashion book. Surenson & Dahl. AZ
Selected University of Wisconsin
Spanish tobacco seed, grown by H.
S. McGiffin OF, Sparta, SOC per ounce.
Johnson & Vig6ahl. lift
M. w. A. of Purdy camp will give
a grand masquerade dance at their
half in Purdy, April IS. Good time,
good music. Four prizes will be Civ
en-.
A greater amount of maple sugar
and syrup have been made in Vernon
county this spring than for several
years. Syrup is selling at $3.50 a
gallon.
The boys of the Congregational
church have organized an athletic as
ISOLATION, adding four recruits Mon
day night and now having a member
ship of eleven.
j. E .Shreve has sold his residence
property and three acres of land adj
joining to Peter Hexvold of Franklin.
The property is on Decker street east
from the old fair grounds.
-DeSoto Argus reports that Mrs
Mary Hickok lies very low at her home
in that village. She is sister of the
late Captain Greenman, one of Yer
mons most popular men and officials.
The particular good dresser will
find our line of cravats, shirts, ties,
and other articles of haberhashery in
tensely complete. The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
Pals First, delighted a big audi
ence at the Star Sunday. Now comes
''Why Germany Must Pay" next Sat
Milwaukee, where this has been run
ming, that it is great.
"A surprise party was given by
friends and neighbors at The home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dennis at Bud,
Sunday afternoon for Mrs. F. w. Caul-
kins, who soon comes to make her
home intown. We all wish her happi-
ness in her new home.
If your buildings need painting,
paint them and use either strictly
pure mixed paint or Red Seal white
lead and oil We carry both in stock
and will be pleased to quote you prices
at o e. Davis Drug Store.
The great film Why Germany
Must Pay, which you can see at the
Star Saturday and Sunday, reveals
the awful reason why. Manager
Brown guarantees this production to
merit your patronage. Ray Brye says
its a great picture. He saw it in Mil
waukee recently.
Mrs. A. o. Seal and Miss Laura
Mccullough are packing their house
hold goods and disposing of some, pre-
paratory to making their home with
Mr. and Mrs i. F. Nuzum at Baraboo.
-Viroqua friends regret the departure
of the ladies and wish them well in
their new home
"A party of neighbOrs and friends
surprised Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Show
en- last Saturday night by dropping in
on them with well-fillt baskets and
having a jolly good time. Mr. and
Mrs. Shower move soon to their new
home i've miles east of town.
Melvin Swenson and family moved
here from DeSoto. On entering the
army last year Mr.. Swenson removed
his family to our neighboring village.
His many friends are pleased to again
greet Melvin at his former station in
Ostrem's store. He was one of three
Ostrem clerks who left for the war