Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-02-19

Senate and House of Representatives
OF the United States of America in
Congress assembled, that the Secre-
tary of War be, and he is hereby au-
taOriZed and directed to donate to the
city OF NirOqua, State of Wisconsin,
one cannon or fieldpiece captured by
the American Army from the forces Of
the Imperial German Government dur
ing tAc present war,
Otto Ristow mas gone to Lacrosse
for employment.
-Marearet Drinkwine spent last
week with home folks in Sparta.
New spring dress materials in
wtito and colors at Suttle & Tate's.
Pearl Fisher has accepted q posi-
ton rs salesman with A. II. Dahl & Co
Special discount on all our finest
shirt waists all this month. Suite &
Tate
W. H. Morgan was confined to
his home last week by an attack OF
quinsy.
Born, Monday morning, to Mr.
and Mrs.Oscar Erickson, near Newton,
son.
Use San Tox, syrup hypophos-
phites Co. as a tonic. o. E. Davis,
Druggist
Remember! Howard Thayer takes
new or renewal subscriptions for ALL
magazines.
w. A. Lewis of the firm of Lewis
Brothers of Lacrosse, was a business
caller here.
John T. Nelson sold his lots in the
First ward to Jos. Buchanan, who will
build in the spring.
Henry Hendrickson slowly gath
ers siren 9Th and is able to come to
his store occasionally.
Will Ady has resigned his posi-
ton at Gays Mills and accepted po-
sition in Clark's garage.
Ladies winter coats worth from
SO to S55 going at So to S39 this
month. Suttle & Tate.
Mrs Bertha Bolstad is back from
North Dakota after a three months
visit with her children.
AS gargle use listerine, alpho-
zone tablets or B. K. All are good.
o. E. Davis, Druggist.
After having the flu and you are
weak and in a rundown and nervous
condition, try Osteopathy.
On Sunday the oldest man in Wis
consin celebrated his l03rd birthday
Captain Thomas Edwards of Viola.
Bring in your Battery and have
us take care of it during the winter.
1t will pay you we'll. M. D. Larsen's
garage.
Lester burden and wife came
down from Sparta to attend the fun
eral of Mrs Burdens sister, Mrs. Os-
car Baldwin.
Judge d. 0. Mahoney addressed
a meeting of farmers at Hillsboro
Monday night, speaking on Equity
matters.
Annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the VirOqua creamery company
will occur at the Opera House on
Thursday, February 9th.
W S. Frazier of Madison, former
ly town of Jefferson boy, was in
town. viii is representing a book
manufacturing company.
Gus Morterud of Blo0mingdale,
like all county food administrators, is
relieved from official duty, after a
strenuous campaign for months.
-Cashton Record says the physi-
clans of Monroe county recently adopt
ed a new fee bill, making a substantial
increase in all their charges for pro-
fessional service.
Tall can salmon zoe; Bob White
soap bars 35c; Swift white laundry
soap bars 35c; 81 brooms soc;
matches boxes zoe; oranges SOC per
dozen. C. J .Ostrem.
Ed Gorsline met with painful
accident while piIing logs. One of
them rolled onto his foot, breaking
and bruising his toes. He was brought
to town and the injured foot dressed.
Frank Chase was in town Friday
transferring fifteen acres of the Por-
ter farm to Knute Everson. He said
that he had purchased of Smaller
Bros their splendid 80 acre stock
farm two miles west of HillsbOro.
The man who spends his time sit
ting on a cail-keg at the grocery store
ranks as a producer along with the
hen that sits on door knob, except
that she is honest in her intentions.
Eek.
One week only, ga bleached mus
lin at So per yard; "a bleached mus
lin 55c per yard; IA bleached muslin
Sic per yard; lot q inch dress ging-
hams at 23c per yard; l lot 32 inch
ginghams at 25c per yard at Rogers.
Get your eggs for Matching from
t4aS 1AAShOAy Lii PcA1SAS SoANo' ASAAA-
gle Comb White Leghorns and Rhode
Island Reds. Incubator eggs a spe-
cialty. None better in the county.
See adj in another column. G. B.
Fisher, Phone 1874.
Chairman Dolen goes to Milwau-
kee to attend a two-days meeting of
county board chairmen, which has for
its object consideration of numerous
subjects effeeting public welfare.
Governor Philip and other officials
and prominent citizens will deliver ad-
dresses.
Dan Dach was married on the
18th to Miss Mary VanDyke Gross,
eldest daughter of Rolls and Mary
Gross VanDyke. Miss Mary has made
her home with her grandparents since
the death of her mother in this city
many years ago.