Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-01-21
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Better Times will make you fee
better.
Better Times we all can have il
we try.
Ladies wool coats at $3.50 and up
at Suttle & Tate's.
Mrs. Fred Kellicutt is at Beloit
visiting her brother.
"A. s. Smith was called to Berlin
| by the illness of sister.
Better Times is some picture. At
the Star Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. F. E. Morley entertained the
Bridge club on Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Dawson entertained the D.
of P. club at bridge on Monday even
ing.
Rev. John Pollen of Rising Sun is
spending the week on business at Alb
botsford.
-Thayer will buy your good oak
logs or lumber on any good road to
Viroqua.
Coming next week Wednesday
and Thursday Rex Beach's The Brand,
fine special.
Mr.. Daniel Weber. u Dach Ridge,
is reported much improved from re-
cent attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. Frohrlader of Camp Douglas
is IL the city called by the death of her
brother -iii-law, John Friedell.
We still have number of fine
coats and suits that we offer regard
less of cost. Suite & Tate.
Let the nurse be your guide for
reliability. Santox remedies sold by
o. E. Davis have no superiors.
Remember the sale at the Viroqua
Shoe Store. Ladies', misses and boys
shoes at very low attractive prices
Basket social for benefit of local
band at the band hall, Wednesday
night, January 28. All are invited.
Remember this date, Wednesday,
January %, and arrange to attend the
basket social at the NJ. w. A. and band
hail.
-Towner not only handles the Al
adm Mantle lamp, but carries all the
supplies needed for it. Make note of
this.
Miss Veronica Side, high school
student, was taken to Lacrosse last
Thursday to be operated upon for APP
pendicitis.
We have an attractive assortment
of mems neckwear in the latest pat
terms. The Blue Front Store, Ellef-
son az Johnson.
Chevrolet car has not made a
raise this winter. The model 400 tour
ing car, completely equipped, sells for
79500 laid down here. 81"
The band needs the money, you
need the good time. Lets all get to-
gether, old and young at the M. w. A.
and band halls next Wednesday night,
January 28th.
Just received new assortment
of mems Cutter & Crossette dress
shirts in the latest designs and colors.
Come in and look them over The
Blue Front Store, sEiiefson cJohnson.
Friends will be pleased TO know
that Mrs. w. d. Dyson is able to be
up after two weeks of illness. Re-
ports from Mr.. Eckhart are also most
encouraging, and he may be home in
a few days.
Mrs. Herman j. Allen, nee Mary
Baker, returned last Saturday from a
visit with relatives in Cleveland, Ohio,
and Bellville, Wis, and will spend sew
eral weeks here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. M. Baker.
They say there never was any,
thing more popular than those two
cent hot lunches the Domestic Science
the school children. The patrons av-
erage about one hundred.
Mr.. Ole Severson of Mankato,
Minnesota, is renewing acquaintance
on Round and Coon Prairie, from
years since. He was owner of the
fine farm now possessed by R. T.Bent-
son.
DIR. NJ. R. Sathe wishes to inform
the public that he has secured the SER
nurse of Lacrosse Lutheran hospital
spent last year in the Mayo hospital
at Rochester.
John z. White, nationally famed
speaker on the single tax, will lecture
at Westby under the auspices Of the
neighbor town next Tuesday, January
subject is Taxation and It's Effect
on County Development"
-Varigated weather, this-snow
one hour, sunshine the next, ten be-
low zero, ten demonstrating galore,
too deep in the woods, roads badly
drifted. But from every standpoint
the thing most desired, if but for two
days, is case weather. Then things
would hum as they have not for years
Much happiness is brought to the
farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan T
Dach, on Dach ridge, because of the
advent into the big world of daugh-
ter, their first born. The little won
der first beheld the light of day in
Lacrosse Lutheran hospital, last Fri
day. The proud parents accept the
infant as precious first anniversary
gift, and their many friends extend
CONGRATULATIONS
The most beneficial treatment yet
found for the flu is 0steopathy. Out
of 110,122 cases treated by Osteopa-
thy, only, 257 deaths occurred, or a
mortality of Il of %. 6,258 cases of
pneumonia treated 0steopathically
and only 635 deaths, a mortality of 10
/ 20. Compare this with regular medi-
cal statistics. In Chicago the mortal
/ ity from the fiji was 14i5 e. From
pneumonia was 26 &c. d. G. Mead
| Osteopath