Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-03-10
Read the Star program.

Read the Star program.
Big stories and comedies at the
Star.
Oranges 3Oc per dozen at. Ro-
mans Grocery.
You can get Brown sugar at Ro-
mans Grocery.
Ethel Atwood is in the city buy
ing millinery goods.
--Jasperson's for kodak finishing.
Write for price list. S-tf
-Chas. S. Slack has been confined
to his home by illness.
Larry Semon the great comedy
star Saturday and Sunday.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
over Stoll & Groves. Phone Sc.
For Sale-Oak stove wood. w.
e. Nelson, Viroqua, Phone 129. S-3
Judge D. o. Mahoney will hold
probate court Monday and Tuesday at
Hillsboro
They will all lay eggs but the
voosters if you use Hess Panacea.
Ask 0. E. Davis.
Virgil Grubbs lame member is
sufficiently improved to permit of his
returning to work.
Henry Wise has taken the man
agement of Luther NJ. Roseland's lum-
Der yard at Viola.
What's the use Of living if you
don't enjoy life Attend the regular
Saturday night dances at the Opera
House
Mrs. Hannah Christensen h a S
moved to the city of Viroqua, Theo.
Erickson moving onto her farm which
he purchased last fall.
L. L. Baptie is looking after Ford
affairs at Hillsboro. The local Ford
dispensory has received fourteen civ
vers" so far this month.
AT the St.Louis test a Jersey pro
duced butterfat at cost of 81 cents
a pound This was the lowest pro-
duction cost of any breed in the test.
Rev. Gerald Smith of Footville
spent from Tuesday to Friday with
home folks. We are glad to report
that he continues to improve physical
ly.
There was crowd of sixty gath
cred at Julius NJ. Johnson's Saturday
night and had a sumptuous supper and
a fine time and also had splendid mu-
SIC.
Rev. Jennings was summoned to
Richland Center by the illness of his
daughter, Mrs. Pugh, her condition
being such as to necessitate an opera
ton.
Rev. j. A. Hindeflee of Chicago
filed the pulpit at the Viroqua Luth-
eran church Sunday night, delivering
strong address to large congrega-
ton.
a At the Columbian Exposition in
chicago the Jersey produced butterfat
at cost of 14.3 cents a pound. This
was the lowest production cost of any
COW any breed in test
Don't throw away your old clothes
We can make your dirty clothes like
new with our dry cleaning method
and our dies will restore your faded
clothing. Let Otto Lund & Son care
for your tailoring needs.
"A joint congregational meeting
for voting on candidates for the min
istry and election of a minister will be
held at Viroqua Lutheran church on
Saturday at one o'clock at the church
parlors. BY order of the committee.
The big event of the season will
come ON next Tuesday. The Royal
Hawaiians at the Star from 1880 to
$50, tone show and the big dance
at the Opera House following from
$3.50 to 80. Dance to Hawaiian mu-
sic. Be there.
-A.C. Lake drove up Tuesday from
near Soldiers Grove on a semi-annual
trip to our grist mill and to renew his
. subscription to the Censor. Mr.Lake
is one of those fortunate farmers
whose premises are electrically light
ed, being on a line from Viola seven
miles away.
j In the Wisconsin Dairy Cow Com
petition which was conducted under
the supervision of the Wisconsin Sta
ton, the Jersey produced butterfat at
cost of 1917 cents a pound, and the
nearest competitor produced butterfat
al a cost of 1863 cents pound. In
this test there were 395 cows of diff
ferent breeds.
Venerable Fred Zitzner was in
from his Franklin home on Monday,
the first time for quite spell. He is
not as spry as he would like to be, but
fairly well preserved for his adyanc-
ed age. While here he showed US a
clipping which tells of the son of his
niece being a cOrnettist with the pres
ident's band on the peace ship.
-Viroqua now has new physician
In the person of DIR. o. n Begtrup,
Who has located above Dahl's drug
store. For ten years the doctor has
been the head surgeon at the Good
Samaritan hospital at Rugby, North
Dakota and has twice taken post grad
uate work in the leading cities Of Eu-
rope. He should prove a valuable adj
diaon to Viroqua's medical fraternity.