Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-03-19
Lyman Howe-no other show like

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capes at Rogers.
Thirty silk dresses, latest New
York styles S10.9S, at Rogers.
Mrs. Geo. Griffin visited at the
Paul Lawrence home in Lacrosse.
Mrs. C.E. Morley spent some DAYS
at the Fred Morley home in Lacrosse.
Lyman Howe shows are different.
If you've never attended go this time
sure.
Mrs Mack Hiles of onalaska spent
Sunday visiting Viroqua friends and
| relatives
Dark and light calico Is per. yard.
Special prices on Coverall aprons. C.
| II. Ostrem
| 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.
After operation at Lacrosse for
ear trouble resulting from influenza,
! Carol Christensen is home.
Mrs. Thos. Gorsuch is at home af-
ter spending most of the winter with
relatives at Richland Center.
C. A. Battles of Retreat, has pur-
chased residence property III DeSoto
and will move his family there.
During our ten days sale we will
give ten pounds of granulated sugar
for ST. Bulk oat meal per pound &C.
Surenson & Dahl.
District convention of Rebekah
lodge viii be held at Lacrosse on April
End. All members of the order are
invited to attend.
Treasurer B. A. Waterman Of
Hillsboro town made his tax return
to Treasurer Belland and spent day
as guest of John M. Bennett.
Mrs. Norris returns from the city
markets with complete and up-to-
date line of fancy millinery. See her
stock before buying elsewhere.
Mrs Vern Wolf spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. Ole Ander-
son, going to St.Paul and Washington
state to see her daughter, Sadie.
Fred Veglahn has sold his farm
near Victory to Elmer Phillips and
moves to Oxford. Joseph Johnson will
rent the farm from Mr.. Phillips.
DR.. Ben Norris returns from Mon
tana to move upon his mothers farm
east of Avalanche. He disposed of all
his western interests except his lands.
Mrs. A. o. Anderson has return
ed to Viroqua and taken up her resi-.
dence after spending the winter with
her brother, Tom Hestethun, at Pine
Knob.
Eighteen pound pals of 35c coffee
at So; oranges per dozen 35c; salmon
per can zoe; zoe can pork and beans
15c; 5 boxes of matches for SOC. C.
H. Ostrem.
Thrifty? Then save a dollar on
your Hearst's or Cosmopolitan by sub
seribing of Howard Thayer at 5000
Costs you $500 when buying it at 25c
per copy.
After a lifetime of agricultural
pursuits, Chris Henry retires from his
farm on Dach ridge and has purchased
of Mrs. Gulbrandson her residence in
the Second ward.
Charley Clark has just received
car of Oakland Sensible Sixes-the
only six" below $1100. And by the
way, the Office at the garage has been
nicely remodeled.
"A Victory correspondent tells that
Jacob Podawitz has purchased the
Hotel Gees and stock of goods in store
at that place and will soon take up
his residence there.
Mrs. B. M. Clark has returned to
ner home in St.Paul after spending
two weeks at the Sam Simonson home
caring for her sister, Mrs. Simonson,
and the newly arrived son.
Rev. Harris and 7. o. Mork were
in attendance at Sparta Friday at
Centenary meeting of the M.E.church.
Mr.. Harris had place on the pro-
gram, addressing the evening meeting
Mrs. VIM. P. Fleming has resign
har.
and taken her old place at Suttle &
Tate's. Mrs. Tamma Hall resigns
from Felix store to take the place
made vacant.
Il wish to say to the country peo-
pie / am prepared to do all kinds of
picture work. When you wish your
picture. taken or enlarged phone 1854
and III CAT for your work. All work
guaranteed. E. j. FELTON,. 9-4-*
-Cashton is petitioned to vote on
tie license question at the April elect
ion, Notwithstanding the federal July
''bone dry" order. Probably the thirsty
live in hope that something may hap
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Newton of
Mellette, South Dakota, who have been
spending the winted at Hot Springs,
Arkansas, stopped off at Chaseburg,
for a few days visit at J. S. Moore's,
Mrs. Newton being a sister of Mrs.
Moore.
Commissioner Alex Ristow, Chair
man c. w. Moore and George White
attended the road meeting at Lacrosse
last Thursday and Friday. They re-
port very interesting and helpful
session with better than two hundred
in attendance
The fancy cornice has been re-
moved from the Stoll & Groves store
building because of a very practical
reason-snow collected on it and iced
the sidewalk on every thawy day. This
is not the only chronic offender on the
business street in this respect.
Little Louise Foster was taken
much worse and was hastily conveyed
back to the hospital Sunday, where
doctors dispaired of saving her life.
At latest reports she is much improv-
ed and those in charge are unable to
determine what the trouble is.
-Cashton Record says Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Brye will remove to a farm
near Viroqua within a couple of weeks
whore he will engage in farming. The
Bryes have resided there for several
years and have made numerous
friends who are sorry to have them
leave.
-Smeby's congregation gathered at
the Yiroqua church at the scheduled
time Sunday at three o'clock and wait
ed patiently for an hour, then disband-
ed. Meanwhile the good pastor was
urging his jaded team through lot Of
perfectly good Vernon mud arriving
at 4:30.
John Mccormack, the most popu-
lar singer in the Mnrld will have an