Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-05-28
Short News Stories of Interest
Pick Doing of
vnoqus and Vicinity

Flowers in bloom for memorial
day at Felix.
-Nazimova in Toys of Fate, Mon
day and Tuesday.
Save your little chicks by using
Avieol. o. E. Davis, druggist.
Ernest Otteson is spending a few
days at Camp Grant and Madison.
If you have foot trouble see the
practipedist at Stoll & Groves.
Special at Romans Grocery, good
eating potatoes at 81 per bushel
Be sure and see Our Teddy, it
thrills. Star, Saturday and Sunday.
Superintendent Maud E. Neprud
made a business trip to Chicago Mon
day.
Miss Laura Chase, r. N, of Chi
cago, spent few days with home
Mrs. Clarence Anderson and chill
dren of Cashton spent Friday in vi
roqua.
M. T. Cofland of Richland Center
spent last week with his brother, w.
N Coffland.
Next Sunday evening Rev ]. J.
jacobson gives the Baccalaureate ad-
dress at Westby.
-Eleanora Nelson is at home on a
three weeks vacation from nursing
duties at Chicago.
Charles Miller of La Fargo, is a
late graduate of Prof. Widmer's Wau-
sau business college.
ID. f. fainter accompanied his
sister, Mrs. Louis Weber, home to
Wibaux for a visit.
Turn to another page and read
the Star theatre display adj Don't
miss one of these fine plays.
If your feet ache or pain you, il
will cost you nothing to have them
examined at Stoll & Groves.
Rev. j. j. jacobson leaves next
week for a three days convention in
Rev. Borgen's churches at Taylor, Wis
deliver the community commencement
address at Westby next Tuesday even
ing.
Rev. Bullock delivers the COM
mencement address for the Reads
town schools at that point Wednes-
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Herried and
daughter from near Soldiers Grove
brought up grist Saturday and did
shopping.
Remember it will pay you to trade
at Romans Grocery and get 10 pounds
of sugar for $1.00 with each purchase
of $500 or over.
Gene and Gordon Weber go to
Chicago the later part of this week
to visit their brother, Paul and other
relatives for two weeks.
FOR SALE-The Hans Larson
house, 8 doors north of Main St., Lu.
theran church. Large house, one full
lot, modern house. Chris Davik, vi.
roqua, RI. 20-3-*
Watkins products are now fol-
sale one block east of the Bank of vi.
roqua. Phone $50. All mail or tel
ephone orders promptly filled. NJ J
Nelson, Viroqua. 20-tf
-Dr. mead wifi be round at hls 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
Miss Iona Slack came from Wau-
sau and spent a few days here last
week with parents and visiting witt
her brother, Graydon, who just re
turned from France.
Commencement week of Lacrosse
Normal begins June 9th, celebrating
its tenth anniversary. Annual river
excursion to Winona the 10th; reunion
day the 18th. All alumni and theil
families are asked to attend.
Henry Running purchased from
Ole Tuhus a lot of ground north Of
Adolph Surenson's residence. Also {
lot from F. A. Chase which adjoin'
his place southeast of the school house
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Turner of vi
ola receive word that they are again
grandparents, nine-pound girl ar
irving at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Ira E. Turner at Rosburg, Minnesota
May the goth.
Norwegian Methodist church viii
hold an ice cream sicial at the home o!
Albert Peterson on the afternoon anC
evening of Memorial day. Ladies
please bring cake or sandwiches.
FOR SALE-Records. i have q
records which | will sell as follows
10 in. 85c records. at zoe and IL in
S1.35 records at $I.15. These hav'
been played with fibre needles so arr
in fine condition. Come and choose
yours today. Howard Thayer.
Quite IN honor comes to Mis-!
Marion Neprud of Chaseburg in he
selection as advance publicity agen
for the Community Chautauqua a
White Plains, New York. She leaves
for the east to take up her work Of
June Is.
:, Mrs. D. H. Leary, Kenneth Hoov
erson, Mrs. Geo. Bryan, daughter Ger
trude and son Virgil, motored to Viro
qua from Soldiers Grove Saturday
Virgil but recently received his honor
able discharge from service with tn
coast artillery.
AT least five hundred people gath
cred at Otto Otteson's store Thursda,
afternoon, the occasion being the Civ
ing away of a Free sewing machine
Geo. Getter received the machine, an,
he in turn presented it to his nephew
Pearl Getter, who was recently mar
ried.
Filled with the genuine western
courtesy and breziness, Helmer Steen
burg and family dropped in to pa,
the old home a visit-the first 70
many years. Helmer is a prosperou
merchant of Spokane, Washington
one of the many Viroqua boys VIII
have made good in the wide west