Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-03-03
Shor, News Stories of Interest
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DIR. F ,rtney, Dentist, office over


DIR. ortney, Dentist, Office over
DahPs drI store Phone 176
Bring your eggs to Romans Gro
Gerry and receive the highest market
price.
Our spring hats are now on dis
play. The Blue Front Store, Ellefson
& Johnson.
H. E. Rogers has bought Relia-
bletire proof safe for private use from
Chas. S. Slack & Co.
EDISON MAZDA, the guarantee
of excellence in incadesent lamps. B.
F. Root, WHY'S Light. 7-3
--latest popular styles in spring
coats-a new shipment just received
by SurenSon and Thompson.
Rose Olson, d. C. Chiropractor
office at Mrs. S. NJ. Kier's residence,
5th house south of Christian church.
Come in and let us demonstrate
the Fiance line Of perfumes and face
powders, at O. E. Davis Drug Store.
Mrs. Bertha Mason returned to
her home in North Dakota, after a
visit with Mrs.Ole C.Ruud and friends
in Viroqua.
--Adolph Sanwick has been in Chi
cago for some days. His place in the
clothing store was filled by Louis
Hendrickson.
in Indiana, according to Superin-
tendent of testing in that state, out of
2421 cows on test, of the 10 highest
We're Jerseys.
Mystic dance at the Opera House
Tuesday evening, March 9. Public is
invited. Good music and a good time
assured. Come.
If you want your painting and
paper hanging done on time, better
get your order in now. Fred Long
worth, phone 181.
Special price of 45c per plug for
Clipper chewing tobacco while it lasts.
Buy it by the butt and save money.
Romans Grocery.
w. T. Pomeroy's celebrated pure
Comstock tobacco seed, SOC per ounce.
For sale at Surenson & Thompson
The Farmers Store. Off
We have jim-dandy mixed can
dy which we put in some time ago
and can now afford to sell at 25c per
per pound. John Side.
DIR. C. D. Mead, Osteopath, viii
hereafter be found in his Office over
Dahls drug store every day from 9
to II, and l to O'Clock. Residence
phone 1854; office 1927
The letter of appreciation to DR..
Evenson of LaCross is worthy of con-
sideration by those who have head
aches or in need of eyeglasses. Read
the letter on the first page.
The flu ban is raised. A fine or
chestra dance will be held at the Opera
House Friday night, March 5. The
time of your life awaits you at this
opening dance You'd better be there
-Chas. S. Slack & Company are
receiving many orders from Wisconsin
and Illinois dealers for Winner Fan
ming mills. They have exclusive sale
on Winner mills for Wisconsin and
Illinois.
Don't throwaway your old clothes.
We can make your dirty clothes like
new gith our dry eissTing nlethod,
and our dies will restore your faded
clothing. Let Otto Lund & Son care
for your tailoring needs.
-Chas. S. Slack q Co. have ordered
carload of eight silos for Viroqua
to fill orders for early delivery, also
a carload for Boscobel and a carload
for Blue River. They will soon order
out a carload for Viola that are all
ready sold there.
Mrs. C. E. Ward of Venice, Cal
ifoTnia, writes to her mother, Adelia
Allen, 1--WE have bought home here.
Have roses and lilies in bloom in the
yard and one lot in fruit trees. The
peach trees are all in bloom. 1t looks
so good to see them at this time of
the year.
AT California State Fair in test
conducted under the auspices of the
University of California, the Jersey
won first for production over all
breeds. The same COW was first prize
in her class. The Jersey has been
bred for type and production for the
last 200 years.
-Viroqua fraternal societies are all
enjoying healthy increases this win
ter, all the orders having all and more
work than they are able to handle.
The Masonic bodies have been handi-
capped by the late destruction of their
fraternal home and loss of parapher-
MALTA and equipment.
Why will a farmer buy electric
lights, gas tractors, autos, etc. and
put off buying a Winner tanning mill
because he cannot spare the money
just now. He leaves the foundation
for a bumper crop for next years
business. Not all do this as the sales
on Winner mills will prove, but some
are still thinking they must sow scrub
seed once more.
The sad news recently reached
friends here of the death of Mrs. G.
NJ. Abbey of Victorville, California.
She leaves to mourn their loss. hus-
band, five children, and one grand
child. . She was the sister of Elvey j.
and Miss Edith Jennings Of Virodua.
Mrs. Abbey previous to her marriage
was one of Vernon county's teachers,
beloved by all who knew her.
Prof. Becker entertained a large
audience at the VanWagner school
Friday evening and was very well en-
joyed by ALL He is very clever in his
work. He gave a full evening show
in modern magic, shadow graphing
and rag pictures. He is playing q
lyceum tour engagement through Wis
consin and also his assistant, Spike,
the educated canine, is very clever
and we all expect him to return with
the coming season with an entire new
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