Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-02-26
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viouusa and Vicihit,
Movies tonight
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
First spring month opens on Sat

Movies tonight.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
First spring month opens on Sat
urday.
Fatty Arbuckle Thvrsday and
Friday of this week.
Matches &c per boz for one. aaVe
only at Romans Grocery. the fl
Some choice farms to sele from Il
Sc j. Thorson, Westby. or a.
r. Baldwin, dentist, sensS q
F, con building. Phone 90 81
~ Z. Fortney, Dentist, offic> y &,
ahl's drug store. Phone 176. \ z. s
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Ma
81 Rank building phone e
lain sewing taken in at $40 So,
ngton Avenue, Viroqua. 8-2-*
all selected pictures every night
n dondays and Tuesdays at Star.
ma j. D. Honaker and son Paul,
"a aCrosse the first of the week.
Ray Waterman had business
n sto.'polis for two or three days.
8 the. Sunday night, to Mr.. and
Mr. of h Christensen of Mills Ridge,
w. I'd, $4,000 Liberty Bonds.
Office at Favors' Harness shop. R.
W. Rogerson.
Mrs. W. E. Butt has been confn-
ed to her home by severe Illness the
past two weeks.
Norway K XXX K fat herring &c
per pound for one week only at Ro-
mans Grocery.
-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.
The American Boy magazine is
the best birthday gift for real boy.
Ask him. Howard Thayer.
Fatty Arbuckle plays''the Sheriff
his latest comedy, at the Star Thurs
day and Friday of this week.
The Record says Ben Klinkner
and wife moved from Cashton to a
farm in the town of Webster
We still have bargains in winter
coats. Coats worth $40 to $50 selling
at S. to $2S. Suite & Tate.
X. P Lodge will hold installation
of officers next Tuesday might. All
members are requested to be present.
Favor, the Viroqua harness maker
will exchange harness for Liberty
loan bonds. If
Sal Vet is sold on a guarantee.
1t saves you good feed and puts your
stock in condition. o. E. Davis, Drug
gist.
Remember that you can get din
ner as late as four o'clock at Mrs.
cSnearly's eating house in the Swig-
gum building.
Friday of this week is the day on
which applications for selecting high
way patrolmen will be considered and
determined.
-DeVerne Slack has accepted a
position as assistant manager of the
Wisconsin Colonization Co., with head
quarters at Madison.
Drop in and eat one of those
good dinners at Mrs. Snearly's res
taurant EveIf II you're late they'll
serve you until four o'clock
-Cashton will have state farm
institute next Tuesday and Wednes-
day, when general agricultural and
home subjects will be considered.
Edward Lind is at a Lacrosse
hospital, he having found it necessary
to submit to an operation. His many
friends trust it may not be serious.
While saving wood at John Con-
nor's Henry Davis of near West Prai-
RE suffered a bad gripping injury, the
first two fingers of his left hand being
completely severed.
-Westby Times says Theo. Nelson
and GUY Buros and families arrived
from Montana We understand they
left the west for good. Mr.. Buros is
in poor health. They moved from
here some four or five years ago.
Mrs. ]. M. Bennett returned from
Lacrosse, where she had been sum-
moned by the serious illness of her
sister, Mrs. Torgerson. The lady is
much improved, and her husband has
returned to their western home.
Ray Horribly, John Jackson, Ber-
nard Root and Edward Lind attend
ed the auto show at Minneapolis last
week and visited the Archer Cord Tire
factory, of which they are stockhold-
ers and local agents, and appear to be
pleased with the proposition.
-Viroqua was honored by a visit
from the mayor of Bowbells, North
Dakota-Mr. j. w. Moore and wife
Mrs. Moore was Nellie Ady, daughter
of j. T. Ady. They had been to New
York, where Mr.. Moore was born and
raised, and stopped a few days to
visit with Mrs. Amos Green while or
their way home.
Our good neighbor and splendid
Editor Cooper, of the Black River
Falls Banner, had a most unpleasant
experience. His business block was
Quilted by fire and printing outfit badly
damaged by blaze and water. The
Censor sympathizes with Brother
Cooper in his loss and interruption tc
business.
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