Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-04-16
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Spring is getting backward.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
-Nazimova Saturday and Sunday.
Coon tobacco seed for sale at
Sweger & Jennings.
New curtain goods, nets and Gre
tonnes at Suttle & Tate's.
Fred Cowee of LaFarge, is assist
ing in Johnson's drug store.
"A shipment of Georgette waists
just arrived at Suttle Il Tate's.
Miss Goldie Reed returned Mon
day after a month spent at Sparta.
A good assortment of rugs will
arrive this week. Surenson & Dahl.
Love" now on Thursday and Fri
day. Yes, its Fatty's latest knock out
Village Treasurer Geo. L. Wal
lace of LaFarge, is off for visit to
Nebraska.
Charles E. Brown has sold his
Webster Greek farm and removed to
LaFarge.
Mrs. Jitley Norris and children
are visiting at the parental home, VIM.
Webb's.
Miss Matilda Morterud of Westby
was the guest of Maud Dickson last
Wednesday,
Will WEIGH and wife came from
Lacrosse to spend week with Viro-
qua relatives.
Favor, the Viroqua harness maker
will exchange harness for Liberty
loan bonds. If
Wanted, $4,000 Liberty Bonds.
Office at Favors' Harness shop. r.
w. Rogerson.
New dress ginghams again from
30c tc soc ne best colorings yet at
Suttle & 1ate's.
Mrs. Frank johnson of Spring
field, Missouri, spent last week at the
o. E. Davis home.
Mrs. E. J. FELTON, and daughters
spent several days with relatives at
Whitewater and Beloit.
Ladies new spring suits now on
hand will be closed out at greatly re-
duced prices. Surenson & Dahl.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Williams were
called to Edgerton by the illness of
their daughter, Mrs. c. c. MacInnis
! Beginning Friday, April 18th, we
will sell sugar at 10 pounds for S1.00
until further notice. Surenson & Dahl
} Don't miss "a Fight for Millions"
now running every Wednesday, in ad-
dition to the regular Metro Program.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Anderson of
Pleasant Ridge, have their first born,
son making his appearance Monday.
"A liberal sum will be offered by
the manager of the Star to anyone
showing a town the size of Viroqua
that is showing a better program of
pictures.
/ Willard Honaker had happy sur
prise on his ninth birthday, when he
found his teacher and nine little school
mates on hand to celebrate the ami
versary.
Miss Leona Heck has resigned as
stenographer at the Ford garage and
accepted a position at the First Ma
tional Bank. Robert Benson of War
rens takes har PLACE. s- sl.. ss-sa
DIR. Mead will be found at his Of
flee above Dahl's drug store all day
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days, at other times he can be reached
by calling him on the Liberty Pole line,
At Prairie du Chen a house con-
structed hundred years ago was re-
moved to make room for new bust
ness place.
We are exclusive agents in Viro-
qua for the celebrated w. T. Pomeroy
Comstock Spanish tobacco seed. Sur
enson & Dahl.
At the Farmers Store is the only
place in Viroqua that you can get the
celebrated w. T. Pomeroy Spanish
Comstock tobacco seed.
VIM. Campbell and son Lee of
/ Newton neighborhood, have purchas-
ed two residences of Joseph Pennell
and will soon reside in this city.
Mrs. j. C. Roger and daughter
are home after protracted stay at
Baraboo, called hither by sickness in
the family of Mrs. Rogers daughter.
Mr.. Sam johnson, late postmaster
at Chaseburg, who recently returned
from Great Lakes naval station, has
accepted position in the Bank of Vi
roqua. Mr.. Dagnon retires from the
bank to become cashier of the new
bank at Yuba.
I'm Nazimova's production eye
for Eye" the Star has a most unusual
offering. The American public has al
ready come to realize that in this star
of thousand moods they have an ar
tistic, dramatic and an entertain
ment find"
Who says oranges can't be grown
in Viroqua Mrs. S. r. Pollard bought
a small tree at Lacrosse and gave the
same to Mrs. Wrl. Bowman when the
Pollards moved to Chicago. The tree
is now about two feet high and Mr.
Bowman exhibits an orange grown on
it which measured 1874 inches in cir
conference and weighed n pounds.
Weather conditions being favora-
bic Manager Brown expects to shatter
all former records if the public grasp
the idea: Nazimova, worlds greatest
screen star. Admission placed at 22C
and tax which is, less than charged
elsewhere in towns of this size.
We call attention to the advertise
ments appearing in the Censor for the
Coon Valley nurseries, and remind our
readers that they are able to secure
first class acclimated trees and shrubs
at their very doors. The gentlemen
managing these nurseries can be de.
pended upon to treat their patrons or
the square.
Senator Roethe of Fennimore, who
made a legomobile canvass for the re-
publican nomination for governor, five
years ago, introduced resolution in
the state senate memoralizing con-
gress to repeal the daylight or change
of time schedule law 1t passed the
senate with but one negative vote
+ Senator Roethe made a speech In
which he said the farmers were very
much disconnected by the change OF
time; a fact we all know.