Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-03-26

Warmers corsets, 81, to SIS. at NJ.
J. Felix.
e. w. Hazen made business trip
to Dunn county.
Norma Talmadge in By Right of
Purchase, Friday.
Chippewa work shirts, 1925 to
SIS at M. j. Felix
-Peaberry coffee 35c per pound at
Romans Grocery
Special at Romans Grocery: lake
trout at 10c per pound.
Extra quality L L muslin at 1Sc
per yard at Nj. J. Felix
Wilson or the Kaiser, at the Star
Saturday and Sunday.
Judge Mahoney went to Hiilsboro
and held court, yesterday.
Try a loaf of Carpenters bread,
today, at Romans Grocery.
Miss Faye Smith entertained for
Amy Colt Thursday evening.
Romans Grocery just received
carload of fresh stock salt
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 Ma
Sionsi Bank building Phone 81
w. C. I. u. will meet with Mrs.
Grant Dewitt on Tuesday, April l.
Get your sorghum cane seed at
Romans Grocery and have the best.
Ladies new coats, dolmans and
suits for Easter wear at M. J. Felix.
Percy Eckhart has purchased the
farm of Lars Nj. Langhus at Asbury.
Mr.. Jos. A. Fayes was a business
caller in the city from LaFarge, Mon
day.
Lieutenant R. Preus of Calmer,
Iowa, spent a day in the city visiting
friends.
Dance at Opera House Thursday
night. Culver's orchestra furnishes
the music.
Miss Zell Mccall has returned
home after some time spent in clerk
ing at Lacrosse.
Ben Nuzum, wife and son came
from Tomah to spend the week at the
parental home.
Chairman C. w. Moore sold val
liable Ayrshire bull to Chris Kvale of
Pleasant Ridge.
Next Sunday the new day light
schedule goes into effect. A jump Of
one hour forward.
Dance at the Opera House Thurs
day night of this week. Music by
Culver's orchestra.
to Mr.. Lavold. He will build on an
adjoining vacant lot.
Postmaster Alex Tulloch of Vic
tory, had business mission in the
county seat on Monday.
Miss Anna Holverson, experience
ed saleslady of Gays Mills, has accept
ed position at Rogers store.
All of our young university stu
dents, full a dozen of them, are pass
ing weeks vacation at home.
Mrs. N. A. Douglas of Lacrosse
is spending a few weeks with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Norris.
-Tomorrow - Thlg'Sdavs pight s.
the Opera House, Culver's orchestra
will give big dance. Be there.
&C. H. Groh and family have gone
to Neville, North Dakota, to spend
the summer with their daughter.
-Jeweler c. NJ Morrison is enjoy
ing few well-earned days of rest,
taking baths at a Lacrosse hospital.
Mrs. L. r. Heindel and daughter
Ellen go to Platteville to celebrate the
anniversary of Mrs. Heindel's father
Robert johnson moved his family
here from Arcadia. He is employed
as engineer at the electric light plant
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Verlo of Mad
ison, South Dakota. came Friday to
farm Chris Brudos' place on West
Prairie.
Our new stock of wall paper has
arrived and we will be pleased to show
you our samples. o. E. Davis, Drug
gist.
After several years of proprietor
ship of the Bud store, Albert Trygge-
stad has sold the same to A. NJ. Skrede
of this city.
e Il
recently returned from overseas, was
in the city with his sister Helen, to
visit relatives.
From Mrs Albion Lindemann Fred
Kellicutt purchased vacant lot in the
Second ward. He will build mod
ern bungalow on the same.
e. B. Knutson, formerly of the
Fisk Tire Co., is now located at Horn
by E. Jackson's garage, prepared to
do expert vulcanizing. 1872
Sylvester Solverson purchased the
slightly farm of Andrew Kinserdal near
Folsom. The latter bought the Theo
Bekkum farm north of Westby.
Yarn for the Red Cross has ar
rived, and knitters will be supplied
with same by calling at the rest room
Friday afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock.
Selected University of Wisconsin
spanish tODdcCO Seeu, grown Dy III.
S. McGiffin of Sparta, SOC per ounce.
johnson & Vigdahl. lift
Sheriff Rogers conveyed Bernice
Peterson to the state home for defect
i've children at Chippewa Falls. Her
trouble was caused by infantile paral-
ysis.
AT the late sale of the old brick
jail residence Berlie Moore was high
est bidder. He will move it to va
cant LOT purchased from Henry Hen
erickson, opposite his residence.
"A fine exhibition of brotherhood
was staged by MartinMunsons neigh
bors last Thursday. While he slowly
RECEIVERS from the narrowing exper-
fence of nearly having his foot sew
cred with a power saw, they gathered
Saturday to split up his wood The
rain interferred so the job was COM
pleted Thursday.
The great Victory, or Wilson or
the Kaiser, will be shown at the Star
two days, Saturday and Sunday. This
big production shows the fall of the
Huns and is a timely picture of merit
as are all of the big Metro Specials.
aCulver's orchestra will furnish music
for the picture.
MASONIC BANQUET
a band11et followed nv an oven 1