Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-04-14

]. Felix.
Lillian Gish coming at the Star
next week.
Dandy line of children's and miss
es' dresses at NJ. j. Felix.
Ladies oxfords and pumps st Sc
and S7.75, at NJ. ]. Felix.
Catherine Munson returned to her
school at Hartford Saturday.
DIR. R. w Baldwin, dentist, over
Stoll & Groves, Phone No. &c.
The Farmers Store is showing a
complete line of mems fine hats.
Miss Gunild Lewiston was at La
Crosse receiving treatment for knee
trouble.
Judge D. o. Mahoney was called
to Cashton the latter part of the week
on business.
Floors finished and refnished by
one who knows how. j. H. Quick, tel
ephone 366M. 1871
Send your films to NJ. j. Jasper
son. The best of work and quick SER
vice in guaranteed.
Henry Silbaugh was at Cashton
last week paying visit to his daugh-
ter, Mrs. VonRuden.
For Sale-House and y acre of
ground, with small basement barn.
Inquire of Edward Lind. 12-tf
Let me figure on your painting.
Can handle just a few more jobs. J.
H. Quick, telephone 366M.
George Hall of DeSoto visited old
Viroqua friends Saturday. "All a.
board for the fair grounds"
We make speciality of repairing
gasoline and kerosene stoves. Call
us up. Clarke & Fehlberg.
Several shipments of ladies suits
have arrived since Easter week, more
attractive than ever. Suite G. Tate.
Dress skirts of Georgette crepe,
Baronet satin, Kumsi- Kumsa, wash
satin etc. on display at Suite & Tate's.
John Side has on hand a large
supply of all kinds of syrups at the
old price Get them while they last.
Shake off your caresl Shake your
feet at the regular orchestra dance at
the OperaHouse every Saturday night.
We are showing all the latest
shapes and colors in spring soft hats
The Blue Front Store, Ellefson & john
son.
We congratulate John A. Doerr
upon receiving his appointment, Mon
day, as one of the state apiary inspec-
tors.
"A new assortment of boys spring
and summer hats and caps, just arr
rived. The Blue Front Store, Ellef-
son & Johnson.
Have you joined the baseball as
ISOLATION yet? Our new mayor, L. NJ.
Roseland, just enrolled with a $40 do
nation. Get in line.
w. T. Pomeroy's celebrated pure
Comstock tobacco seed, soc per ounce,
for sale at Surenson & Thompsen's,
The Farmers Store.
F. w. Alexander visited his sons
Morton and Charles at Sparta last
week. Forest is kept busy these days
adjusting tornado looses
"A. U. Curry was at the old Valley
home trying to put out his bees, but
foul weather prevented. This week he
is at his farm near DeSoto.
The Farmers Store is showing
an elegant line of ginghams and per-
cales-the finest in the city. 1t is
impossible to get them now.
John Hall was up from near Viola
to pay annual Censor dues and inform
ed us that he learned his a b c's from
the columns of this paper a half-cen-
fury ago.
&C. w. Atkins has purchased resi-
dence property at Readstown and will
remove his personal effects to that
place this week. His state of health
is very poor.
Thomas J. Call drove up with a
grist from Freeman on the Crawford
county line, and incidentally made the
Censor call that added to our de-
pleted bank account.
Ladies, beat the high cost of liv-
ing by bringing your old hats to Mrs.
A. o. Larson, as she will make a spe-
cialty of fixing them over. She also
will carry a small line of up-to-date
millinery. 14-2
While playing with another young
ster, the little son of Orville Smith
had his eyes badly injured. He was
taken to Lacrosse where one was re-
moved and it is feared he may lose
the sight of the other.
Due to wreck on the Kickapoo
branch and strike at Chicago, Ford
Dealer A. E. Zimdars of LaFarge is
having his "Lizzies" shipped to Viro-
qua. He was here Friday and Mon
day driving home cars.
DIR. Wade Harrington and wife
drove over from Viola Saturday spend
ing Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Ed.
Harrington The doctor brought along
a much-prized Persian cat he recently
purchased in Milwaukee.
Atkins and Clark have disposed of
their barber shop in the Star theatre
building, VIM. Elliot being the new
proprietor Mr.. Elliot is a local boy,
has lately been working at Viola, and
he viii be assisted by his brother.
/, Someone to spend the
night alone in a grave yeard-S10 Of
fered to anyone who will sleep alone
from 10 p. m, to 600 a. m. in the
grave yard. No professional medium
need apply. Apply at Star Theatre.
AT the regular meeting of Mason
ic lodge last Wednesday night, very
large attendance was recorded. 1Ed
the question of the future home of the
lodge was thoroughly discussed pro
and con. Nothing definite was done,
except empowering Master Brown to
appoint committee of investigs ton.
Sentiment was strong for a Masonic
ally owned building. located off from