Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-02-12
Insure with John Dawson 6 Co.

week III 0llI0SdpOliS.
Don't forget to square your sub
scription before February 18th.
DR.. Fortney, Dentist, Office over
DahFs drug store. Phone 176.
DR. Baldwin. dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
&C. o. Smith of Readstown was a
business visitor here on the 10th.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office IN Ns-
tinnas Bank building Phone 81
Rev. H. c. Smelly is attending a
family reunion at Albert Lea, MINI.
Ladies fall suits to be closed out
at from SIS and up. Suite & Tate.
-Mr.and Mrs. Walter Gilman were
guests at the home of Bert Crume re-
Gently.
-Ex-chairman Kendall was up
from Springville one day the past
week.
Gladys Moon had happy sur
prise party at her home, it being her
eleventh birthday.
Mrs. l. S. Hamilton is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Zimmerman at Hi
more, South Dakota.
Use DR.. Hess Stock Tonic Pan
acea and Instant Louise Podwer. O.
E. Davis, Druggist.
Mrs. Walter McClurg has been
y
the road to recovery.
Ladies and children's serge dress
es going quickly at February bargain
prices. Suttle & Tate
&C. A. Parker attended hardware
convention at Milwaukee and is spend
ing q few days in Michigan.
Stephen Wilson from northern
Wisconsin has been visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry Bryan, of this city.
Manager Rodenhuis of the Wis
MINI. Light and Power company
spent a couple of days in the city.
DR.. G. E. Lauder was confined to
his room part of the week caused by
over exertion attending to his patients
Mr.. and Mrs. Casperson are NOV
ing onto their coy little farm home,
the Cade place, near Dinsdale Heights.
During the past week Superin-
tendent and Mrs. Neprud received four
patients from other counties to care
for.
Sal Vet is sold on guarantee
1t saves you good feed and puts your
stock in condition. o. Z. Davis, Drug
gist.
Final clean up prices on ladies'
winter coats. Good coats from $40
to $55, reduced to SO to $50. Suttle
& Tate.
Mrs Hester HOMELAND was La
Crosse visitor on the 9th, her daugh-
ter Rhoda returning with her for a
short visit.
Anna Lawrence passed away at
the asylum Monday morning, aged SO
years. The body will be shipped to
Wauzeka for burial.
TOILET B. Hetland sold his 1873
acre farm on Asbury Ridge to Gjert
Olson of jefferson. He will take pos
session March 1st.
After a short spell of medium
winter weather, the mercury sinking
10 foJ9 helcr siss Tasss0ssg, ra5ld aprirq,
weather is again with us.
Road Commissioner Ristow and
C. w. Moore, members of county road
committee, spent last week at Madi-
son attending road school.
Joseph Buchanan has moved into
sone of the Hill houses. He contem.
plates erecting a residence in the Firs {
ward as soon as weather permits.
Edmund E. Seal writes from Vet
+eran, Canada, announcing the birth of
the first grandson and telling of a
fine winter and good sleighing.
Ice men are on the anxious seat
for fear there will be a shortage for
the summer The Mississippi river
was nearly free from ice a week age
Harley Reed and wife are at the
old Springville home for an extended
visit. They came from Montana,
where they enjoy life and are pros
pering.
A farewell party was given at C.
H. Groh's in honor of VIM. Bronson
and Gerald Owen, William leaving for
the navy and Gerald for Brentwood,
Wisconsin.
On Monday a son of Harrison
Oliver, who resides west of Spring
vile, fell from a hanging pole in their
tobacco shed and fractured both bones
in his left forearm.
= "A haul Of fish from the Mississ-
ippi, near Stoddard, yielded $1,000. A
warden was present to see that game
fish were not taken. The fish We're
shipped to Philadelphia market
One lot of calico at Ice; ladies'
and children's winter coats at half
price; mems 1925 blue stripe overalls
81; all cur mems work shirts at 81. C.
H. Ostrem.
-Pothea Hanson, who is spending
the winter with a brother in Tempe,
Arizona, writes, This is a delightful
climate and | am enjoying every day
of it on the porch in the lovely sun
shine"
We have about $50 pair mems A.
buckle overshoes, slightly damaged, to
be sold at from $100 to 81 IS per pair.
If you need any, make your selections
early as they VIII not last long. Sur
senson e. Dahl.
Ray Norris of Viola, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Norris, was taken ser
iously i'll with appendicitis. He was
hurried to Lacrosse and operated up
on, and is doing as well as can be ex-
pected His wife is with him.
Miss Deiia Barron has resigned
her position as stenograrher IN the
Council Of Defense Office. She win be
employed on the Government Grounds
at Camp Douglas Hiss Barron has
won many friends while here who will
regret her departure. We wish her
much success in her new work.
Mr. and Mrs. Snearley are busy
repairing and converting the old Swig-
gum tailor shop into an eating house,
and formal opening Of the place will
occur Monday. Warm meals served
Also good warm rooms at Mrs. Smear
Iey's residence just north Of the Farm
ers' Bank.