Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-04-02
-Alabastine at Towner's.,

Coon tobacco seed for sale at
Sweger & Jennings.
-Viroqua orchestra gives a dance
at the Opera House Friday night.
For sale, residence property in
Viroqua, T. ]. Thorson, Westby.
Dance at the Opera House Friday
night. Music by Viroqua orchestra.
Adler Collegian clothes at the
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & johnson.
MANY new silk dress patterns in
stripes and plaids at Suttle & Tate's.
-Children's and lodies' umbrellas
in time. for the rainy season at Suttle
& Tate's.
WALL PAPER at Towner's. All
the newest styles at prices below the
market
New bingham dresses for children
and misses, ages 2 to Is years at SUIT
tie & Tate's.
Office at Favors' Harness shop. r.
w. Rogerson.
-Eighty-acre farm near Viroqua,
fine farm home, see 7. j. Thorson,
Westby, for sale.
MIR. Charles Kreps, native and
former citizen of Hillsboro, died at
Mansion, aged Sc.
Our Cutter & Cressette dress
shirts embody all the latest lines of
construction. We show the neatest,
Favor, the Viroqua harness maker
will exchange harness for Liberty
loan bonds. IF
We are exclusive agents in Viro-
qua for the celebrated w. I. Pomeroy
Comstock Spanish tobacco seed. Sur
enson & Dahl.
Our sugar at 10 pounds for $100
in connection with our special sale will
be continued for another ten days.
Surenson & Dahl.
AT the Farmers Store is the only
place in Viroqua that you can get the
celebrated w. I. Pomeroy Spanish
Comstock tobacco seed.
If you have foot trouble of any
kind it will cost you nothing to have
an examination at Stoll & Groves by
a graduate Practipedist.
Just received a new assortment
of mems heckwear, in all the latest
shades. The Blue Front Store, Ellef-
son & Johnson. 1872
congregational aid society will
give supper in the church from 5
o'clock till all are served, on Friday,
April A. Adults 35c, children under
10 years zoe.
You want the best tobacco seed,
of course. Then get w. T. Pomeroy's
celebrated Spanish Comstock tobacco
seed, sold exclusively in Viroqua by
Surenson & Dahl.
The seasons newest styles in mil
linery just opened at Ethel Atwood's
shop. She will give you style in your
new hat, and put style in your old hat.
A large stock to select from.
Standard Periodical Agency. Some
name. What? 1t means | want your
subscriptions, new or renewal, for all
the leading magazines and newspa-
pers. Howard Thayer, Phone 140
The jewelry store of the late A.
p. Atwood will be kept open EVERY
AFTERNOON and great bargains can
be had till stock is all sold out. Sale
beginning March 26. Ethel Atwood.
Desiring to escape the expense
and annoyance of charging the many
small accounts of shoe repairing, here
after charge of 10c will be added to
all work done and charged. Edw.
Lind.
Mrs. L. C. Norris wishes to an
nounce that she has returned from
the city markets with a bright fresh
stock Of spring and summer millinery
and invites all her customers to call
and inspect the same.
If your buildings need painting,
paint them and use either a strictly
pure mixed paint or Red Seal white
lead and oil. We carry both in stock
and will be pleased to quote you prices
at o E. Davis Drug Store.
-"Hearts of the World" the glori-
Gus musical score specially written for
the production and interpreted by a
splendid special orchestra will add
largely to the charm of the entertain
ment. At Sparta Armory, April 10,
IL, and II.
Three women of Retreat and that
village, says the DeSoto Argus are in
hospitals at Lacrosse, where they I'M
derwent surgical operations. They are
Mrs. C. E. Davenport and Mrs. Frank
Sallander of Retreat, and Mrs. John
Maggie of this place.
-Ralston Health Shoes. You'll en-
JOY the satisfaction of wearing good
looking shoes with comfort if you de-
mand Ralston's, because they are the
result of 40 years experience in max
ing shoes that look, fit and wear well.
The Blue Front Store, Ellefson q
Johnson.
-1dEl - JOtiISOIls EsSOlSd iuSI-
chant, was in the city on Friday, for
the first time since last fall. While
here he purchased a Ford truck to
use in carting his merchandise and the
produce from his store between Esofea
and the railroad stations in this city.
Also the product of Fsofea creamery.
For two years past Buchanan Brothers
have done this hauling, out asked to
be relieved
-Viroqua is favored by the addi-
ton to her list of artisans Paul j.
Koeppe, brother-in-law of Alex Ris-
tow, who comes from Lacrosse to
make his home here. He purchased
the barn and kitchen at the sale of
county property last Saturday, and
will dismantle them and erect a mod
ern bungalo on the lot recently pur-
chased from VIM. Webb on corner of
West Decker and Center avenue. Mr..
Koeppe is an expert decorator and
painter and will be welcomed here
both on account of his occupation and
gentlemanly bearing.
Mrs Guy McNatt of Kansas City,
formerly Miss Minerva Stallsmith of
Rockton vicinity, has written to her
cousin. Clara Glenn, that her husband
died of influenza pneumonia in Deem
Der. In October, Mr.. McNatt, with
his wife and their two children, drove
from Kansas City in their car to visit
relatives in Vernon county. Their
stay was shortened by the fact that he
expected to be called into army SER
vice the first of November He was
man of fine physique and military
bearing, captain of the home guards.
His death Il much regretted hv rala-