Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-02-04

Mrs. Jack Watson is in Chicago
purchasing millinery goods.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
Miss Addie Serum spent a week
visiting old Viroqua friends.
Get the habit Every Saturday
night. Orchestra dance. At the Ope-
"a House.
Mrs. Albert Robinson was operat-
ed on in Lacrosse hospital for throat
trouble.
Rose Olson, D. C. Chiropractor
Office at Mrs. S. NJ. Kier's residence,
5th house south of Christian church.
Martin Larsen spent two weeks
at LaPorte, Indiana attending dealers
school at the Advance Rumely plant.
You better see T. J. Thorson g.
Son before you buy a farm. They
may have just what you are looking
for SIS
For Sale-one light double driv-
ing harness; one heavy 11a inch work
harness. Inquire of E. w. Harris, Vi
roqua, RI, Wis. 5-1-%
Mrs. A. L. McLees is recovering
nicely from her recent operation for
goitre at Lacrosse. Mr.. McLees
spent most of last week there.
DIR. c. d. Mead, Osteopath, will
hereafter be found in his Office over
Dahl's drug store every day from 9
to II, and / to 5 o'clock. Residence
phone 3454: office 1887
While at Hillsboro a few days
since Manager Baptie made purchase
of choice, large location for Ford
headquarters, on which a suitable
structure will be built the coming sea
son.
Leonard Zogg has sold his farm,
the old Paul Hanson place, twelve
miles west of town, and has purchas-
ed from Chris Peterson his Is acre
place just west of the Beck farm, pos
session to be given about March 1.
Fred Lomani is home again in town
of Christiana after spending several
months looking over land in Trempea-
leau county. He came to the conclu-
sion that Vernon county is the equal
of or superior to any country he saw.
Ladies! Good Housekeeping mag
azine goes to $500 with March issue
All subscriptions, new, renewal or to
be extended year, received before
February rs, at $500. Give me your
order today Howard j. Thayer, phone
lao.
For Sale-The Jerome Favor home.
one block north of the court house,
80 lots, good barn, chicken house,
garage, etc. House and buildings in
good condition. One of the best resi-
dence districts in the city. Inquire
of A. J. Favor, phone 1876, South Main
ST., Viroqua. BPS
"A party of twenty-five friends
gathered at the home of Mrs. Geo H..
Hauge on Dach Ridge last Tuesday
evening, January 81, to celebrate her
birthday. Many pretty and useful
presents were given An oyster sup
per was served and pleasant even
ing was enjoyed by all.
--Isaac morrison is receiving a visit
from his brother, F. NJ, of Vancouver,
Canada. Mr.. Morrison moved away
from Viroqua some fifteen years ago.
He served four years with the Canadi-
an army in France, particularly in the
Lens and Vimy Ridge battles, and on
the Ypres sector, being once wounded
He will remain among Viroqua friends
and scenes most of the winter.
DR.. Evenson's repair department
at Lacrosse is properly equipped to
do your eye-glass work at short no.
tice. The work of this department
receives the same scientific careful at
tention as DR.. Evenson pays to an eye
examination and an order for glasses.
He warrants every branch of his ser
vice to crafty your sense of values.
He will charge you moderately for
the work.-Adv.
Mr.. Farmer: If by using a Win
ner tanning mill you only raised one
bushel more the acre you would have
increased your income more than the
price of three Winner mills and the
quality of your product thus raised
would be better as it would be produc-
ed from uniform seed, for the use of
Winner eliminates the scrub seed
You feed the inferior kernels and
market the surplus. You also quit
sowing weed seed which is worth
many times the price of the tanning
mill. See Slack
Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Haskell re-
turned from Eureka Springs, Arkan-
sas, where they spent several weeks
at that health and pleasure resort.
They say everything is pleasant down
there, and tell that they have pur-
chased property at Rogers, not far
from Eureka Springs, where they will
soon locate, and they are here for the
purpose of preparing their personal
effects for shipment. Their new To-
cation is in the Ozark Mountains, one
of the greatest fruit raising and pack
ing sections of the United States.
Miss Maud E. Neprud, lady mem
Der of the state board Of control which
has complete financial and other SUI
pervision Of all our state charitable
and penal institutions, spent Saturday
in the city and went to Coon Valley to
visit home folks on Sunday. Miss
Neprud recently completed an official
trip that took her to practically every
state in the west, including the Pacific
Coast country, visiting all the capitals
and public institutions. This is a rare
opportunity for one to see the United
States while pursuing the work laid
out in official betterments for our
commonwealth. Miss Neprud is al
ready rated as possessing the force
and ability to qualify herself rapidly
for the great work of administering
the largest problem the state has in
caring for its thousands of wards.