Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-04-23


-Verna jackson of Westby is sales
lady at Dahl's drug store.
Beautiful silk dresses, latest mod
fled styles at $10.9S, Rogers.
DIR. Fortney, Dentist, Office over
DahPs drug store. Phone 176.
DR.. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 80.
Miss Alverda Bekkedal of West
by visited relatives here Friday.
e. J. LanUm of Viola is the new
salesman at the Smith hardware.
New styles in silk skirts, plaids,
stripes and plains from 81 to Sc at
Rogers.
Rack. Tar Middies" plain white,
white trimmed with blue flannel collars
at Rogers
-Four thousand arms and legs is
the toll that American soldiers paid in
the war against Germany.
Mail us your films to be developed
and printed. We pay return postage.
N. J. Jasperson. 1910
Favor, the Viroqua harness maker
will exchange harness for Liberty
loan bonds. If
See ''Toys of Fate" with wonder
full Nazimova Saturday and Sunday.
Culvers orchestra with special music.
Isaac Morris has purchased the
.dray line from Mason Brothers. John
NJ Bennett will act as his bookkeeper
F. P Mcintosh and family enter
tanned Miss Hattie Mcintosh of Ed
gerton last week, sister of Mr.. Nc
Intosh.
Our new stock of wall paper has
arrived and we will be pleased to show
you our samples. 0. E. Davis, Drug
gist.
Isaac Ellefson has sold his farm
in Cade Hollow to John Stoll and pur-
chased the Arthur Call place on Pleas
ant Ridge.
S. Armor Macauley, a former De-
Soto boy, has enlisted in journalistic
work at Aberdeen, South Dakota, says
the Argus.
Beautiful weather after a fort
night of rain, slush, and the worst
roads we have experienced for many
months.
L. c. Boyle and wife have return
ed from Excelsior Springs, Missouri,
where Mr.. Boyle received treatment
for rheumatism.
Mrs. Nels Solverson returned last
week from Richland Center where she
was called by the serious illness of her
sister, Mrs. Julius Sine.
Mrs. Enochson has sold her con-
crete cottage adjoining the T. 7. San
wick residence, to Prof. R. L. Heindel,
who will soon occupy it.
Logan POWELL, merchant at Judith
Gap, Montana, spent a few days at
the parental home of Poor Commiss-
ioner and Mrs. G. w. POWELL.
Selected University of Wisconsin
Spanish tobacco seed, grown by H.
s. McGiffin of Sparta, SOC per ounce.
johnson & Vigdahl. lift
While cranking the big county
truck, the crank slipped and Virgil
Grub sustained injury to his right
hand that kept him from work several
days.
Parcels may now be sent to sol
diers and civilians in the expedition
airy forces without request from the
person, approved by regimental Of
ficer. This prohibition has been can
.celled W. n. Coffiand, Postmaster.
Sound the Jubilee 81 ,000, 900!
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union has proven its worth and is
worthy of our best and largest gifts.
Mrs. L. 2. S.
Mr.. John Kiser, resident of
Greenwood town since the close of the
Civil war, died at the age of "a years
and months. Mr.. Kiser was born in
Indiana, serving a regiment of that
state.
If your buildings need painting,
paint them and use either a 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.
An examination for oil inspector
will be held at Sparta and Viroqua on
Saturday, May 3. For application
LII srf0 Cd
dress Wisconsin Civil Service Com
mission, Madison.
Mrs. E. Love receives the sad
news of the death of her mother, Mrs.
Jane Clements, at her home in Park,
Nebraska. Mrs. Clements spent most
of her younger life on farm near
this city, but several years ago moved
with her family to Nebraska, where
she lived until her death.
1t seems as though you must builo
if you want to live in Viroqua. L. L.
Baptie has arrived at that conclusion,
having purchased from Mrs. Edith
Lindemann lot adjoining her former
home, on which he expects to erect
modern home and move his family
here from Westby when it is COM
pleted.
On Saturday of this week occurs
one VI tue iIOSS Jdllt SNSiitS III
one OF the most important lodges in
the United States-the Tooth anniver-
sary of the l. o. o. F. lodge. Viroqua
lodge will fittingly celebrate with a
big banquet, dancing, cards and flow
of good fellowship.
Patrons were carried away with
Nazimova in Eye for Eye" which was
shown at the Star last Saturday and
Sunday. This wonderful little Rus
sian actress will return next Saturday
and Sunday in another great produc-
ton "Toys of Fate, which is equal TO
Eye for Eye"
The National Typewriter complete
with carrying case, weighs only ten
pounds-no more than q filled suit
case. Light enough to be easily port
able, heavy enough to hold to the table
during fast operating. 1t will sup
plant the pen. Use it at your Office,
then carry it home and use it to write
your personal letters. Universal key
board. Easy to learn. 1t costs moth
ing to see it. Phone 2284 c. NJ
MORLEY, Agent.
The Hillsboro Sentry reports that
the body of Brancent Shreve, who died
at Miles City, Montana, arrived there
Sunday and was taken to the Shreve
cemetery in Greenwood township fo~
burial He was a brother of Glenn
Shreve of Greenwood and himself for
Hnerly lived in that town.
At the spring term of Richland
,o,.~,&-- s.os,,-4 Ehare will ba fTfod a oaso