Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-02-19
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Grandma Lawton continues very
i'll.
Mrs. L. .Brye spent several days
at Cashton.
One day roads are fair next day
woefully bad
-Osteopathy can correct all your
acute and chronic conditions.
Clean up prices on all our ladies
tailored suits Suttle & Tate.
w. E. Lawton is attending Ma
sonic convention at Milwaukee.
DR.. Baldwin. dentist. second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Ga
DIR. Fortney, Dentist, office over
DahfS drug store. Phone l76.
DR. Chase. dentist. office in No
tiNusl Bank building Phone 20
Juvenile band rehearsal Tuesday
night; city band on Thursday night.
Plain sewing taken in at $40 So.
Washington Avenue, Viroqua. 8-2-*
Special prices this month on our
wool and silk dresses. Suttle & Tate.
Mrs. j. w Lucas is at Chippewa
Falls visiting her son Keith and family
Favor, the Viroqua harness maker
will exchange harness for Liberty
loan bonds. If
Mrs. w. NJ. Trowbridge spent
few days with Mrs. Edith Lindemann
Wanted, $4,000 Liberty Bonds.
Office at Favors' Harness shop. r.
W. Rogerson.
Clinton and Ralph Nuzum are at
tending lumberman's association meet
ing at Milwaukee.
Use DR.. Hess Stock Tonic Pan
acea and Instant Louise Podwer. o.
E. Davis, Druggist.
-Osteopathy is the only safe and
sane method of treating diseases of
the human system.
i offer my well improved 80-acre
farm one mile east of the city for sale.
VIM. Webb, Viroqua.
There will be installation of Off
GERS in Eastern Star lodge Tuesday
evening, February 25th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Lake rejoice
over the arrival of a fine boy at their
home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Willard Bowman and daug h
ter Daisy, are spending a few weeks
in Worthwhile, South Dakota.
English services in Rev. Hof-
stead's Bethesda church Sunday even
ing at 7:45 by Rev. jacobson.
-Hofstead's Zion church followed
up the good work begun for their pas
tor by surprise of about $3.50.
Miss Gladys Collins has resigned
her position at Lacrosse and is now
employed in our telephone Office.
Mr.. and Mrs Van S. Bell have re-
turned to their Canada home after
month spent at the T. B. Potts home.
Sal Vet is sold on a guarantee.
It saves you good feed and puts your
stock in condition. o. E. Davis, Drug
gist.
-Hornby & Jackson are at Minnea-
polls attending the auto show and
looking over the Archer Cord Tire fac
tory.
Miss Marie O'Connor has resign
ed her position in the training school
and gone to her home in Marathon
county.
1t is estimated that between s.
600 and 10000 people died in state of
Wisconsin from flu, and the scourge
is not over yet.
You will not have to wait long at
the Potts Brothers barber shop now.
Three chairs going all the time. I'm
der the First National Bank
Mr.. and Mrs. n. G. Sollie of ESQ
fea section are called to mourn the
death of little son, aged years and
4 months who died from influenza and
pneumonia Rev. RondeStvedt con-
fea.
Jack Watson, who has been des-
perately i'll with pneumonia following
Influenza, is better at present. He
suffered a pulmonary hemmorhage
Saturday and was in a critical condi-
ton, but has been improving since
and chances for his recov1 cry now APP
pear good.
-Shreve and Treseder sold to Dave
Harris the 160-acre Melvin Quain
farm in Jefferson. Also transferred
Levi Somerfeld's 50-acres in Viroqua
town to Charley Burkhart, Mr.. Somer-
field taking Mr.. Burkhart's residence
property.
In order to close out the stock of
the estate, l will sell at greatly re-
-duced prices, from February 25 to
March /, all watches, clocks, jewelry,
silverware, etc. Be on hand. Won
,,derful bargains. Ethel Atwood, Ad-,
ministratrix
Lacrosse Tribune says women are
to be given government jobs in the
railway mail service of the country.
Examination of persons for the SER
vice will be held in Lacrosse March
Is. Women will be placed on mail
trains running out of Minneapolis,
St.Paul and Milwaukee.
B. F. Girdler of West Salem, at
tended the funeral of his sister-in-law,
Mrs McCrillis, here last Sunday, and
is visiting old friends in town for
few days. Mr.. Girdler is one of the
very few Civil war veterans left, and
although getting along in years, he is
enjoying good health.-Gays Mills In
dependent.
According to the records aC the
Richland Center postoffice, the sum of
1888 ,927.71 was invested in war saw
ings and thrift stamps during the year
1918 by the patriotic people of Rich
land county. The month of July show
ed the greatest purchase of these saw
ings stamps, the total of S128,000 be-
ing invested during that month.
-Quadrangular debate Of Viroqua,
Sparta, Tomah and La Crosse high
schools was pulled off Friday night.
Unfortunately Viroqua was unable to
participate because of our schools be-
ing closed by the epidemic. Sparta
won from La Crosse at the latter
place. Judge Mahoney acted as one
of the judges. Carlson Gauper at
tended from the senior class.
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