Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-03-17

Boys shirts at 45c at SamYick's.
Kodak finishing at Jasperson's.
Studio. S-tf
Blair Sherrick was at Lacrosse
on business Friday.
Powell & Dawson, Insurance.
| Farmers Bank Building.
DIR. ortney, Dentist, Office over
0ahl's drl store. Phone 176-
Henry Lindemann is out again
after bad time with his throat.
Miss Kate Goodell has gone to
Chicago for an indefinite visit with
relatives.
Ole jackson and Charlie Honaker
vent. 10 Lacrosse Friday and returned
WITH Dodge car.
New models in spring caps just
received at The Blue Front Store, Ell
lefson & Johnson.
Rose Olson, D. C. Chiropractor
Office at Mrs S. NJ Kier's residence,
5th house south of Christian church.
Eats" at the Methodist church
Thursday evening from o'clock on
for 20 cents. There will be crowd
Come in and let us demonstrate
the Fiance line of perfumes and face
powders, at o. E. Davis Drug Store.
-RaymondWrobel commenced work
Monday on the Harry Porter farm
where he will be employed this sum-
mer.
Ten pound kegs New Holland her
ring at a special price of $1.45 per
key for one week only at Romans
Grocery.
Why not enjoy life? Every Sat
urday night one of those fine orches-
-
to attend.
See our assortment of the latest
spring neckwear. Select your Easter
tie now. The Blue Front Store, Ell
lefson & johnson.
Sugar Season is with US again.
Reports are that the juice ran a little
Sunday, and a big crop of the con-
jealed sweetness is hoped for.
Ship at once six Winner Tanning
Mills with baggers to E. F. Boetzel,
Wilton, Wis This is the second lot
of six Winner Mills for Boetzel in a
short time.
WHY'S Light Dealer Root has
been afflicted by the popular malady
but is improving. Cashier Henry Da-
Wis of the Farmers Bank suffered the
same affection.
If you have any clothing to dye
get your dyes at o. E. Davis Drug
Store. We carry the Diamond, Put
nam, Dy-o-la, Deluxe, Rit, Alladin,
and Butterfly tints.
DIR. C. d. Mead, Osteopath, will
hereafter be found in his Office over
Dahl's drug store every day from 9
to IL, and l to o'clock. Residence
phone 3454; Office 16S-2r
w. S. Groves returned Sunday
from DeSoto where he assisted in the
care of the family of his sister, Mrs.
C. f. Mcdowell She is still at La
Crosse hospital, but is improving
-Chas S. Slack & Co. have a few
Winner tanning mills left at 1919
prices. Now is your opportunity Mr.
Farmer. A Winner mill will earn
many dollars for you if you will let it,
We learn that Dr. W. p Gorsline
has abandoned the medical profession
and moved to place near Palatine,
Illinois, where he is now engaged in
the blooded stock business. Success
to him is the wish oS the old friends.
Thornton Taylor has sold his
place to Carrie Haugen and purchased
the slightly Richard Ellacott residence
in the east part of the city Mr.. Ella
colts plans for the future are not de-
finite, but he contemplates building a
new residence.
Accidents sometimes happen at
favorable time. A casting at the mill
broke Friday and put that busy in
stitution out of the running until Tues
day; however, just at the time when
wretched roads were keeping the far
mers at home.
On the back page of this issue
will be found the annual report of the
Equitable Life Insurance Company, of
which Asst. Cashier Elmer Kuehn is
local agent. 1t shows wonderful in
crease in business on the part of this
strong company. Read it.
-Sciatic rheumatism seems to have
rather a strangle hold on All Atkins,
and that gentleman has now gone to
Farmville, Virginia, to take treatment
at the lythia springs, this being his
second visit to that health resort We
hope he will secure the benefit he an
ticipates.
The spring is the accepted time
for cleaning up. Now is the time to
take care of those chimneys which are
dangerously clogged with the accum-
ulation of winters SCOT. Anti Car
bon does the job cheaper, cleaner and
more satisfactorily than any other
method. Get it at Johnson & Wig
dahl's.
-Viroqua is to have new harness.
maker in the person of Carl Enggaard,
who comes here from Tomah, where
he has been in partnership with his
brother. The gentleman is a married
man, viii soon move his family here
He has spent his entire life in the bust
ness and should prove valuable ad-
dition to our business fraternity. He
opens up in the place occupied by
Fladen & Hendrickson.
DR. Evenson at Lacrosse has stud
led the eye and its care and is recog-
nized as a competent optometrist. He
knows how to examine and test each
part of its delicate eye mechanism
and find the seat of your vision-diffi-
culties. He will inform you in the
manner that layman can understand
as to what is the trouble with your
eyes and furnish you with a pair of
glasses that will relieve and remedy
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