Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-04-09
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

Dftlce at tavorS Harness shop. K.
w. Rogerson.
Favor, the Viroqua harness maker
will exchange harness for Liberty
| loan bonds. If
We are exclusive agents in Viro-
qua for the celebrated ". T. Pomeroy
Comstock Spanish tobacco seed. Sur
ienson & Dahl.
At the Farmers Store is the only
place in Viroqua that you can get the
celebrated W. T. Pomeroy Spanish
| Comstock tobacco seed.
You want the best tobacco seed,
of course. Then get W. I. Pomeroy's
| celebrated Spanish Comstock tobacco
seed, sold exclusively in Viroqua by
Surenson & Dahl.
Mems hats 81 values at $3.50. NJ
] Felix.
Talking machine records, all kinds
at Browns.
-Children's new bingham dresses
that please at NJ. J. Felix
-Childrens and misses new MILDLY
and smocks at NJ. J. Felix
New spring coats and dolmans
| Just received at NJ. J. Felix:
Genuine Victrolas, the popular S25
style, Just received at Browns.
The shady side of the street was
sought by pedestrians on Sunday
-Viroqua orchestra dance at Run
ning's hall Friday night of this week.
The dates for the Viola fair have
been set for September "a, 25, 26 and
~.
Mrs. John Stewart and little daugh
ter went to Waukeegan Illinois, to
visit relatives.
Beginning Friday, special bar
gain sale in remnants while they last,
at Surenson g. Dahl's.
Henry williamson of Bud, has pur-
chased and moved upon 90 acres OF the
old Ramsland farm on Coon Prairie.
Mrs. C. E. Lauder and daughter
Ruth return from Champlane, llli-
nois, where they passed the winter.
A little Victory child Mildred Su-
therland, is said to have sleeping in
| fiuenZa, and is receiving treatment in
a Lacrosse hospital.
The red flag can be used no long
er, except as railroad signal, "a warn
ing on highways, or as a quarantine
signal by boards Of health.
Biggest bargain ever--next Wed
nesday and every Wednesday while it
lasts. A Fight For Millions, the big
gest serial ever screened.
Don't get mixed on trout fishing
dates-or the warden will get you.
Season opens May LIST, not April LIST
or 18th as many suppose.
Il have a number of Victor records
for sale. They are in good condition,
having been played only with fibre
needle. Howard J. Thayer
-Ralston's are your insurance
against disappointment in footwear.
All the latest styles. The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson and Johnson.
Smart spring styles in the famous
Gimbel hats and fashion caps. All
the latest shades. The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
William Duncan in A Fight for
Millions, at the Star Wednesday. 1t
costs you no more. The big double
program on every Wednesday.
Wisconsin now produces forty per
cent of all canned peas put up in the
whole country. And straightway the
industry is to come in for "supervis-
ion and inspection"
Articles of incorporation have
been filed for the establishment of
bank at Yuba, lively hamlet touch
ing almost the south town line in
Greenwood, but in Richland county.
The sale of the pickle association
equipment sold at fair prices, Satur-
day, except the tractor, which brought
$500, or one-half what it cost two
years ago. Ed Zitzner bought it.
Frank Robinson purchased the auto
mobile.
When your boy comes home, think
of the things he will tell you-tales
strange and horrible-others beauti-
full and heroic. See something of
what he has gone through with in Why
Germany Must Pay, at the Star Sat
urday and Sunday.
Lieutenant Kenneth B. Smith ar
rived home from Washington, =. C.,
last Thursday, bearing his honorable
discharge, after nearly two years of
government service. Scarcely had he
put foot cn home soil before he was
taken down with flu, but is recovering.
After thirty-five years of practi
cally continuous service at the Good
ell livery barns, Frank Primmer has
retired, moving with his family to his
farm two miles southeast Of Viroqua,
where he will renew the farming game
of boyhood days.
All auto owners who have as yet
failed &C take out 1919 license will
run their cars at peril of arrest. Or
ders have been issued to arrest every
car owner who operates his car with
out the necessary number plate. The
order went into effect April 1st, and
will be enforced to the letter.
An important farm sale is just
reported, Ever Monson having sold
! so acres out of the old Porter home
stead, including buildings, to John n.
Hanson. Consideration is understood
to be $4,000. Mr.. Monson retains
so acres, winch adjoins his home on
south hill
1t tells of Viroqua's "fullness"
when we say that L. L. Baptie was
obliged osmove his family out of town
! because a suitable residence could not
be leased. They go to Westby and oc-
cupy portion of the A. II. Dahl res
| idence. Mr. Baptie looks after his
| business here and goes to Westby for
| Sunday.
Lieutenant Howard Winton, who
with Prof Thurston, resigned their
/ teaching positions IN Viroqua high
/ school to enter the army, two years
ago, made his first return visit to this
city on Friday and Saturday. Lieu
| tenant Winton had just been released
from military service, where he ac-
1 quilted himself with great credit as
/ soldier and officer. He expects soon
/ to try affairs in the expansive west,
going there in the expectation of tax
! ing up scientific farming.
In thrilling situations and death
/ defying stunts; A Fight for Millions,
exeells any photoplay ever produced.
i To enumerate a few. In the begin
/ Vnsr I F.