Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-05-21

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Weather continues to be cold and
unreasonable.
Coon tobacco seed for sale at
Sweger & Fleming's.
Diana of the Green Van, Thurs
day this week, at the Star.
James Allen from Webster town
was a visitor here recently.
Save your little chicks by using
Avicol. o. E. Davis, druggist.
Dance. Viroqua Opera House.
Friday, May 23. Culver's Orchestra.
Allie Thrune of Coon Valley was
a business visitor in the city on Tues
day.
Miss Gertrude Cox was brought
home Saturday and taken by auto to
the sanitarium at Prairie du Chen.
She rs badly afflicted with sciatic rheu-
matism.
She Travelled in a little green van.
See Miss Rubens the noted artist mod
ell in Diana of the Green Van which
comes to the Star tonight, Thursday.
Mrs. Walter Ledman recently re-
turned from visit with relatives in
South Dakota.
Margaret Drinkwine and Frances
Older went to Sparta on Saturday, re-
turning Monday.
A complete line of children's Rah-
Rah hats. The Blue Front Store, Ell
lefson & Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. P H. Knutson and
son Earl passed a couple of days at
the old LaFarge home.
-Harmonicas, we have a few Just
received of the American and Swiss
make. Brown Music Company.
&C. H. Egstad of Chaseburg had
business in Viroqua Monday, and met
his son, Salesman Henry Egstad.
Fashion caps in the plain green
with the new novelty top. The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson & johnson.
Miss Hattie Dennis, a trained
nurse of the Lacrosse Hospital, spent
Sunday with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold WEIGH were
guests at the home of Mrs. Welch's
parents, Tom beavers, on Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert Parker continues very
i'll. Her sister, Mrs. w. H. Tennicliff
of Alexandria, South Dakota, is here
Mr.. J. w. Sanger and family and
Mrs. Louise Sine motored to the old
Soldiers Grove home and3return on
Sunday.
After eight months stay with her
daughters in Chicago, Mrs. S, M.
Thompson returned to her Coon Prai-
RE home.
Mrs. J. D. Beck sustained a bad
fall last Thursday, breaking a bone in
her ankle and dislocating two bones
in her foot.
The Times says that masons are
getting Sc per day for work in West
by this season; carpenters IS, common
laborers $3.50.
There is no better fertilizer for
tobacco plants than nitrate of soda.
1t makes strong healthy plants. o..
E. Davis, Druggist.
Mail us your films. We are now
equipped with electric drier and can
give you "a hour service. NJ, ]. JAS
person, photographer. 20-2
Earl NJ. Aiken has moved his
family and household goods from La
Crosse and will occupy the house va
Gated by Prof. Heindel.
Captain Curtis, custodian of State
property at Camp Douglas, was in
Viroqua Tuesday looking over state
military equipment here.
Arnold +. Olson and Anna Test
hammer were united in marriage on
May IA at the parsonage at Folsom,
Rev. NJ. Finstad officiating.
Don't drive a shabby looking car
Take it to Liberty Pole and have it
reprinted at the Brick Garage. 20-2
FOR SALE-The Hans Larson
house, doors north of Main St., Lu-
theran church. Large house, one full
lot, modern house. Chris Davik, VII
roqua, RI. 20-3-*
Watkins products are now for
sale one block east of the Bank of vi
roqua. Phone $50. All mail or tel
ephone orders promptly filled. M. J.
Nelson, Viroqua. 20-tf
DIR. Mead will be found at his of
flee above Dahl's drug store all day
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days, at other times he can be reached
by calling him on the Liberty Pole line.
Rev. and Mrs. Smelly rejoice over
the arrival of a third child in their
home, and the good pastor is doubly
jubilent for the new arrival is the first
boy, coming on Sunday.
MIR. Erick Rudrud, pioneer and
respected citizen of northeast Viro-
qua town, died from hemorrhage of
the brain, after a months illness. Mr..
Rudrud was seventy-seven years old.
Manager Brown refused to show
the Mickey film Monday because of
| its being in poor condition, and a new
copy was telegraphed for and shown
Tuesday. Ben believes in giving the
people service.
After a year of paralysis, Mrs.
S. F. Denning of Warrens, Wisconsin,
passed away. The remains were
brought back to the old home, Rev.
Jacobson conducting services at the
Main Street church on Monday. In
terment was at Liberty Pole.
Just few overails and jackets
left. One lot of striped overalls at
S1.25, one lot of heavy blue denem
overalls at S1.75; heavy blue denim
jackets at SITE. A few children's in
sizes 4 to IS at radical reductions.
Johnson & Vigdahl
-Viroqua surely had its fill of dane
ing last week. Mystic Worker lodge
helda ho-Gown at Running's hall Tues
day night, Crouse's orchestra at the
| Opera House Wednesday night. and
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