Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-04-07
Short News Stories of Interest
of the Coming Dongs
viroqua Vicinity
In Old Kentucky.

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]. Felix.
Mems new neckwear at NJ. ]. Fee
lix'.
douglas Fairbanks, Monday and
Tuesday.
Various kinds of curtain rods at
Towner's.
-Kirsch curtain rods of all styles
at the old prices at Towners'.
DR. R. w Baldwin, dentist, over
Stoll & Groves, Phone No. Sc.
-Salzer and Rice's garden seeds at
5 cents per package at Towner's.
Oil mops and O-Cedar, Liquid Va
neer and other oils at Towner's.
Tom Lem he's been seriously i'll
but is now somewhat improved.
Miss Erma Owen and Mrs. Will
Best were in Madison last week.
Many new spring coats and suits
received since Easter. Suttle & Tate.
In Old Kentucky, keep this in
your bonnet and wait patiently for the
| date.
For the best in Jewelry at the
lowest price, go to Morrison's jewelry
store.
Victor Hetland, manager of the
Ford garage at Hillsboro, was home
to pass Sunday.
u. W. Lucas is in Milwaukee and
Chicago attending jewelers. eonven-
tion and buying goods.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Berge, at their farm home east of the
city, on April LIST, a son.
For Sale-House and V acre of
ground, with small basement barn.
TnnIIire of Edward lind 10 IF
Miss Erma Owen goes to Milwau-
kee on next Tuesday, where she will
take up the study of music
While at Andrew Johnson's, as
sisting in loading a hog, Steener ia
cobson sustained broken leg.
The latest novelties in dress goods
all wool and cotton and wool mixed
for skirts at Suttle & Tate's.
For Sale-W. 7. Pomeroy Cos.
pure Spanish Comstock tobacco seed.
Inquire of S. T. Dregne, Readstown,
1872
New arrivals in mems and young
mems spring caps, just received at
the Blue Front Store, Ellefson & John
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Brye received
word from Florida, of a new grandson
first born of Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Brye.
Mrs. c. L. Weber and children of
La Crosse were at the parental home
d. F. Allen, over Easter, returning or
Tuesday.
Don't forget the big line of rugs
furniture, monographs, sewing ma
chimes, pianos at Oscar Anderson's al
Readstown, Wis. 1872
w. I. Pomeroy's celebrated pure
| Comstock tobacco seed, SOC per ounce
for sale at Surenson & Thompson's
The Farmers Store.
County Agent Paul F. Graf was
in Madison last week attending con
vention of county agents and voca.
tional high school men.
Paint is high but lumber is high.
er. Don't ruin your house for lack OF
paint protection. See Fred Long.
worth. He'll do fright.
Does your Saturday Evening Post
or Ladies' Home Journal expire ir
May? Better renew it TODAY with
Howard Thayer, Phone 140.
Willard Bowman has been assist.
ing at the Williams sugar camp, but
expects this week to join his family in
Dakota. We regret his departure.
Henry Lake was owner of A. j
Johnson's residence property but q
few days, reselling the same to Viro.
qua's new harnessmaker, Carl Eng.
gaard.
There will be a box social at the
school house near Tom Throndson's
on Saturday night, April 10, for the
benefit of Wesley Philips. Everybody
welcome.
For Sale-Studebaker six cylinder
passenger automobile. Car has beer
used very little and is in fine condition
For particulars write or call on Marz
Brothers, Cashton. 1872
Simply great-will knock you of
your seat-come and see Fairbanks in
his very latest comedy and thriller
When the Clouds Roll By, at the Star
Monday and Tuesday
Ladies, beat the high cost of liv.
ing by bringing your old hats to Mrs
! A. 0. Larson, as she will make a spe-
cialty of fixing them over She also
will carry small line of up-to-datt
millinery. 14-2
-Rebekas enjoyed fine social time
Monday evening, instituting Dora Oh
! son and Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Hogan
Lodge session was followed by refresh
ments, cards and dancing. A large
crowd was present.
County Agent Graf is at Hills.
boro assisting in the organization OF
the vernon County Holstein Breed
ers' Association" Success to then
ard all the rest of our societies which
are doing so much for the cause OF
Vernon county's stock raising indus.
try.
And one of the occasions YOU
want to keep in mind is the dance al
the Opera House every Saturday night
Ladies Take Noticel The ladie.
will give a leap year dance at the Ope.
ra House, Tuesday, April 10. Music
4 by Culver's orchestra Tickets 75c
| Everybody invited.
Chris Homstad, who has beer
managing the cooperative store al
Newry the past two years, has pur-
chased the stock of merchandise and
building in which it is conducted. Mr.
HOmstad was for a number of year:
a Viroqua and Westby clerk. Hi,
many friends will wish him abundant
success in this established business.