Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-05-07

We pay 4Oc for eggs. Roman.
Grocery.
-Tarzan of the Apes Saturday ana
Sunday.
Coon tobacco seed for sale al
Sweger & Fleming's.
Good farm loans at So per cent
Wig & Tuhus, Viroqua.
The big dance at opera house Fri
lday-GabePs orchestra.
Save your little chicks by using
Avicol. o. E. Davis, druggist.
"A fine line of curtain nets and 9TH
er draperies at Suttle & Tate's.
Bring your potatoes in Thursday
and Friday. Romans grocery is load
ing car.
-Verna Jackson of Westby has ac-
cepted a position as saleslady with the
Brown Music Co.
Romans grocery is loading a ear
of potatoes. Bring your potatoes in
Thursday and Friday
Don't miss the big dance at the
opera house Friday night. Music by
the famous Gabel orchestra.
-Special!!. Get this Judge-3
months only $1.35. Order AT ONCE
before this offer is withdrawn. How
ard J. Thayer
DON'T wait longer, order that
Saturday Evening Post today. Let
Howard Thayer start your subscrip-
ton promptly.
We are exclusive agents in Viro-
qua for the celebrated w. 7. PomeDy
Comstock Spanish tobacco seed. Sur
enson & Dahl.
AT the Farmers Store is the only
place in Viroqua that you can get the
celebrated w. 7. Pomeroy Spanish
Comstock tobacco seed.
"A complete new stock of ladies,
misses and ehilCren's middies and
smocks at Suttle 4 Tate's.
Born to Mr.. ard Mrs. c. H. Nell
son of Brockton, Montana, on April
2Sth, a son, the second boy.
There will be a meeting at the
Springville cemetery on Saturday,
May 10, at o'clock. w. c. Miller,
secretary.
Now is the time to have your
painting ,papering and decorating done
as it should be- All work is guaran-
teed. Cy Longworth, All E. Decker
Street.
Lee H. Rayner and wife of Kings
ley, Montana, have sent cards to Viro-
qua friends announcing the birth of
their first-born, daughter, on April
the 21st.
The Modern Woodmen will hold
business meeting in Odd Fellows
hall at Readstown, Saturday evening,
May 18th. All members are request
ed to be present.
DIR. Mead will be found at his of
fee 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
-Crouse's razzy jazzy orchestra Of
La Crosse will furnish music for a
dance at the opera house, Wednes-
day, May 18th. Don't fail to heal
these poppy ragadours featuring the
largest equipment on the road.
Members of Viroqua lodge No 9S
|. o. o. F., take notice: You are ear.
nestly requested to attend the meet
ing next Saturday evening, the 10th
as business of extreme importance
will come before the lodge. NJ A
Gauper, Secretary.
The part that biddy plays on the
farm is nowhere better illustrated thar
to peruse the record of the local egg
market. During April Griffin & Fisher
shipped $50 cases Of eggs containing
! POI 600 individual eggs, and the farm.
ers received $4,000 for them.
By the breaking on one of the
pipes at the lower pumping station
about ninety feet of water were lost
from the standpipe in an incredibly
short time before being discovered. A
sheck valve was closed and the upper
pumps worked overtime in order t.
avert the threatened water famine
Mrs. Aiken and daughter came
from La Crosse to spend Sunday with
her husband who is employed at Moore
| Brothers store. Inability to find 3
suitable residence is keeping then
from moving here, and we know OF
eral others who are debarred because
of a similar reason. 1t would seen
most favorable time for building op
erations in this city.
The many old friends of Ole Nor
drum will be panied to learn of hi:
passing away at his home in Canada
Deceased ran a shoe shop in Viroqua
for years, leaving here to take VI
farming about fifteen years ago. HI
was about rs years old. Only on,
member of the family remains in thi.
vicinity, his son Casper. One othel
boy, Axle, survives.
Lieutenant Jay Walters blew int,
Viroqua on Saturday to greet friends
More than year ago, while manager
of the local electric light plant, he en-
listed in the aviation service, remain
ing in southern flying fields until hi
discharge some weeks ago. Mr.. Wal
ter resumed work~for the Wisconsin
Minnesota corporation, with head
quarters at Eau Claire. He is nov
an adjuster and auditor, and will b
on the road much of the time. Hi
intelligence and sunny good natur
won him host of friends in Viroqua
-"Tarzan of the Apes" has 21
thrills, says the New York American
Here's one of them Maddened by tn
death of his Ape Mother-at the han
of the cannibal chief-Tarzan race
through the jungle. - Leaping iron
tree to tree with the Speed of bird h
overtakes the fear-stricken black -
grasps him in his great hands-an
when life has Gown filings him far on
into the soggy alligator-infested la
COON. Then Tarzan returns and sor
rows over his wild ape mother as h
would over Lady Alice, his real mothe
Then calling his friend the elephan
they raid the cannibal village and des
troy it. Star Saturday and Sunda
matinee at 2.30