Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-03-19
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with Lyman Howe.
Highest market prices paid for
eggs at Romans Grocery.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
DIR. Fortney, Dentist, office over
Dahl's drug store. Phone 176.
DIR. Chase. dentist, Office in Na
tiorai Rank building Phone -
All nainsook and long cloth price
reduced sc per yard at Rogers.
They are still aughing-Arbuckle
in Love" viii be the next big laugh
fest.
Bring your eggs to Romans Gro
Gerry and receive the highest market
price.
LII unbleached sheeting muslins,
16, II, 10, and 20 cents per yard at
Rogers
If its Carpenters bread, there is
none better. Try a loaf at Romans
Grocery.
Frank Mills has purchased the
Peter Fortney farm. in the town of
Franklin.
When in need of any electrical
work call 1924, and it will be done cor
rectly. Henry H. Seller.
Three cent Victory stamps can
snowbe had onrequest at the postoffice,
Viroqua. W. N. Coffiland, P. NJ.
Theodore Bekkum has purchased
the Coon Valley Touring mills, NOV
ing his family there from Westby.
One lot of children's and misses
fine rib black hose all sizes, to 91a,
special bargain 35c per pair. Rogers.
If you want real quality Barred
Plymoth Rock eggs for Matching read
Clayton Wheeler's ad in want ad coll
umn. Pills
Our new stock of wall paper has
arrived and we will be pleased to show
you our samples. o. E. Davis, Drug
gist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Reed have gone
to Rhinelander for two weeks visit
with Mrs. Reeds sister, Mrs. Will
Morris.
-Surenson & Dahl have just re-
ceived nice shipment of fancy ging-
hams, and they invite you to come in
and see them.
Mrs. Carl Wrobel came today
from Lacrosse after ten weeks in hos
pital there following operation. She
is much improved.
Selected University of Wisconsin
Spanish tobacco seed, grown by H.
S. McGiffin of Sparta, SOC per ounce.
johnson & Vigdahl. LIFT
III. E. Packard has sold his at
tractive residence property to S. J.
Sauer. Mr.. Packard will move into
the Dyson place now occupied by Mr..
Sauer
Gus Hook and wife went to La
Fargo to attend funeral of a grandson,
Bufort Myers, Oldest child of George
and Lena Myers, aged II years, who
died from influenza.
Eastern Star box social at the
Masonic hall Monday evening was a
highly enjoyable affair, about sixty
five couple being present. Dancing fol
lowed the refreshments.
An infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Skrede, living near Bud, died
March 18th. Burial was in Viroqua
cemetery Monday afternoon The
mother is recovering nicely.
Hon. Clarence H. Carter passed
through the city, yesterday, home
ward bound, called from Madison be-
cause of the illness of his wife and
daughter at Readstown, with flu.
We carry complete stock of al
abastire and Muresco. By mixing diff
ferent tints you can have any color
desired. Come in and let us show
you color cards. o. E. Davis, Drug
gist.
Miss Ruth Appleman of Bloom
ingdale, who recently graduated from
Oshkosh normal school, has accepted
position as instructor in the city
schools at Sheboygan, at fine salary.
William Mills has purchased the
old Mills homestead near West Prairie
from Edison Roach, Shreve & Treseder
making the deal Mr. Roach buys the
GeorgeHarris place on Pleasant Ridge
If your buildings need painting,
Thorn mr. olfh OF efI
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.
Robert Johnson of Arcadia has
accepted the position of chief engineer
at the light plant, moving his family
here and occupying the Curry proper
ty made vacant by the death of That
fine fellow and splendid mechanic,
Ebert Mellum.
Lars M.Langhus, one of our pros
porous young farmers, has very lately
sold his farm to Percy Eckhart of AS
bury ridge. Mr.. Langhus and family
have moved to this city and within a
few weeks will occupy their new mod
ern home.
"A special session of the Head
Camp of the Modern Woodmen of
America is to be held in Chicago,
March Is. The meeting is for the
purpose of arranging ways and means
for taking care of the heavy death
losses that have been caused by the flu
epidemic.
They do say as how Ira Casperson
is going to buy one of those canvas
covered prairie wagons and keep his
household effects in it to avoid the
wear and tear of moving them so Of
ten. Anyway, he has made another
transfer, selling the desirable Cade
place to Herb Mills, who will take pos
session April 1.
e. c. Truesdale has been hiber-
mating like bear during the winter
but with the return of warm weather
he is on the real estate job again, hav-
ing purchased the Mrs. Curry proper
ty and is repairing the same. He sold
Ed Norris a piece of property near
the school house at a bargain. He has
two residences and nice corne. build
ing lot to sell the same way, also 21z
acres of land.
There was held at Westby yester-
day a convention of Bird and 4th class
post masters in the county. A per-
manent league auxiliary to the state
and national league Of postmasters
was organized with G. c. Roberts of
LaFarge as president, Jens Davidson
of Westby vice president; Mrs. Olga
Peterson of Stoddard, secretary and
A. Zabolio of Genoa treasurer. All
postmasters attending the convention