Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-03-05
Short News Stories of Interest
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House, Thursday, March ID.
-Osteopathy can correct all your
acute and chronic conditions.
Some choice farms to select from.
See T. j. Thorson, Westby. go
Another reduction in price of So
inch percales at Rogers.
DR.. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone sc.
DIR. Fortney, Dentist, office over
Dahls drug store. Phone 176.
DR. Chase. dentist, office in Ma
tionAi Rank building Phone ~
Venerable Paul Hanson is very i'll
at his country home in Harmony.
Oscar Larson and daughter Helen
briefly visited St.Paul relatives
w. c. T. u. viii meet with Mrs.
NJ. J. Jasperson Tuesday afternoon,
March 11th
Chicken supper at Congregational
church Friday night from $50 till all
are served.
Mrs. Lloyd Smith is doing very
nicely at lacrosse hospital following
an operation.
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.
&C. T. Brye and little daughter
came from Cashton Monday, stopping
with home folks.
-Osteopathy is the only safe and
sane method of treating diseases of
the human system.
Use DR.. Hess Stock Tonic Pan
acea and Instant Louise Podwer. o..
E. Davis, Druggist.
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Orchestra music at the Opera House,
Thursday, March 10.
Ole Nicholson returned to his
home in this city from StPaul, where
he spent several days.
-Today's Housewife magazine ad-
vances to 81. April /. 75c if ordered
now. Howard Thayer.
Mrs. Chas. Colvin and daughter
of Rochester, arrived last night for a
visit with the home folks.
Mrs. Roseland entertained a num-
Der of Westby and Viroqua ladies at
luncheon last Wednesday.
Look who's here, Fatty Arbuckle,
the dispenser of hearty laughs, Thurs
day and Friday of next week.
While cranking his cranky Ford
broneho, Merchant Albert Tryggestad
of Bud, fractured his right arm.
Mail us your films to be developed
and printed We pay return postage.
N. ]. Jasperson. 1910
Frank Danek aged 78 died at the
county asylum Sunday and his re-
mains were expressed to Hillsboro.
Marion Post and family have re-
turned to old Vernon after several
years residence in Litchfield, Minne-
sofa.
Fatty Arbuckle in The Cook at
the Star next week Thursday and Fri
day. Extra big features added each
night.
Lyle, son of Andrew Tryggestad
of Harmony, while lodging falling
tree in the woods, sprained his ankle
badly.
Sal Vet is sold on guarantee.
It saves you good feed and puts your
stock in condition. o. E. Davis, Drug
gist.
Just received large shipment of
rugs, 9x12 specials. Will sell below
market price. Oscar Anderson, Reads
town. 1912
e. N. Kilmer and family have re-
turned from Oakdale and will take
charge of Truman Kendall's farm near
Springville.
.Surenson & Dahl are showing a
-AlllC dSSOItiDcub VI llIc
macher & Wolf coats and capes. Call
and see them.
Mrs. Clayton Wheeler and Clay
ton Jr. are off for fortnight with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Heal, at
Spencer, Wisconsin.
Mrs. Olson was summoned to Min
neapolis by telegram announcing the
serious condition of her daughter, So
phie, due ia pneumonia
Miss Margaret Reed who has been
resting from teaching for several
months, was called to Minneapolis to
fill vacancy in the city schools.
First dance of the season at the
opera house Friday night of this week.
Culver's orchestra will furnish the
music. Come and shake your feet.
Hugh Buchanan was pleasantly
surprised by a party of friends, who
invaded his farm home Saturday even
ing, thus celebrating his birthday.
Values you cannot afford to miss
at our big suit sale beginning March /.
The Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
johnson. 9-2
-Iceman Jack Tewalt informs us
that he has ordered 400 tons of ice,
the late cold weather having manufac-
tured plenty of this most necessary
commodity.
County Agent Graf is at farmers
institute at Cashton, and will go from
there to the Ontario institute Thurs
day and Friday. He takes part in the
programs.
By order of the Council, all men,
bers of Viroqua NJ. w. A. are urgently
asked to be present at the lodge hall
tomorrow Thursday night, as i'm
pOrtant business is to be considered.
Mrs. Heindel's division of the la
dies aid of the Methodist church will
give supper on Wednesday, March
u, beginning at $50 until all are
served; 35 and 20.
Ed Clarke's auction sale was post
poned to Friday of this week on ac-
count of bad weather Sale at
o'clock Friday afternoon at Mrs. Geo
Clarke's residence one block east of
Congregational church.
Ross Harris lately arrived from
Moody Institute, Chicago, and last
Sunday filled the Methodist pulpit at
Springville. His hearers speak in
complimentary terms of his first dis
course in the old home church.
Seems like old days to see large
piles of ties corded up along the rail-
road tracks in Viroqua, and more than
twice as much is paid for them as in
the old days. Time was in the COS
when much of our surrounding coun-
r try was tie and hoop pole territory.
NONE TOO soon
Il II
1t is none too soon to order your