Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12

save money by buying of John E.
Nuzum.
You can save twenty per cent on
your sash and doors by buying of John
E. Nuzum,
You can have ycng choice of fifteen
grades of shingles at John E Nuzums,
the Lumberman.
Get r9ckage of that Saturday candy
at Williams 81 Co.'S for zoe. Sold only
Saturday"
Easter neckwear in the latest de-
signs and pattern direct from New York
at the Blue Front Store
Mrs. John Brown of Minneapolis,
formerly Of this city, spent several days
with Mrs. G. G. Brown.
If you need sleeve protectors, buy a
pair at the Easter sale, Saturday, April
22nd, at Relief Corps hall
There will be a fine display of Mexi-
ican curios at Easter sale, Relief Corps
hall, Saturday, April 22d.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold q Dutch market in con-
nection with their Easter sale.
ALI the latest novelties in boys and
mems clothes are shown at the Boston,
and prices in reach of every one.
When in hurry for anything in
our line call up phone No. 80
TIBBITS, CAMERON LBR. Co.
Mrs. 81. G. Skow is visiting friends
in Blair. She will also visit at La Crosse
and Winona before returning home.
-Silhe1gh "a Bennett negotiated the
sale of the Neis Appleton farm in the
town of Webster, to Alfred Gelstrup.
A letter addressed to Mrs. M. A.
Bates has been lost. Will the finder
please return to pcstoffice and oblige.
If you are interested in lumber or
shingles caref ully manufactured call
and see the Tibbitts, Cameron Lbr. Co.
For sale, Sunlight" white seed po-
tatoes, for table use, natures ahead of
rot period. Inquire of Martin Moen,
Viroqua.
For sale, eggs for Matching, Rose
Comb Brown Leghorn, 81 for Is eggs.
Address Mrs. Hugh Porter, Viroqua,
Wisconsin.
For rent, tobacco, corn and pasture
land located near Bristow. For particu-
lars address JOE 7. FoRTUN,
Bristow, Wis.
We invite the most fastidious to in
spect our new line of spring goods, as we
are confident that we have the selection
that will please you at the Boston.
We can't let the cat out of the bag,
but can say that we are selling more
wedding rings than ever. Our rings are
the very best. Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
Those Geen Milat gray suits at the
Blue Front catch the eye of the good
dresser. They are selling too. The blue
packages on our streets tell the story.
The ladies aid society of the Luther
an Synod church will meet, Friday af-
ternoon, at Mr.. Samuel Solberg's, one
and half miles south OF town. All are
welcome.
The ladies of the Congregational aid
society will call on you to buy a season
ticket to the Basel picture entertainment
II they miss you, buy one at Arnold q
Davis drug store.
The ladies aid society of the Con-
gregational church will be entertained
by Mrs. Wyman Arnold and Mrs. Ed.
Minshall at the home of the latter, next
Wednesday afternoon.
Everything that is neat, new and mp
to-date in the line of mems and boys.
spring wearing apparel is displayed at
the Boston, and at prices that are right.
Come in and be convinced.
Mrs. Jerome Favor is at Heron
Lake, Minnesota, visiting her daughter,
Mrs. A J. Moe Little Alan Moe who
has been with his grandparents through
the winter, accompanied her.
The representative of the American
Bible society, Rev. A. A. Siefert of
Sparta, will preach next Sunday the
10th, in following churches: Spring
Vile, 1920; Brookviue, 3 p. m ; Liberty
Pole, 7;45.
If you want bed chegp, come to
Steenberg's furniture store Iext Satur-
day. Have lot Of odd iTon beds that
will be closed out regardless Of cost.
Prices from 81. .65 up
MELVIN STEENBERG.
The new advertisements in today
1 CENSOR are: w. F. Liudemann Co., Iht
Brown Music Co., The Fair Savings
\ Bank, The Egsland Land Co, Mrs. b.
F. Norris Millinery and The Tibbits
Cameron Lumber Co.
Postmaster Rustad of BIoomingdale
\ was in town, Monday. Mr.. Rustad Ii
certainly an excellent type of the hardy
| Norsemen and though well along II
years, thinks nothing Of walking from
A Westby to Bloomingdale.
4 Mr.. NJ J. Felix of the Fair Saving
/ Bank store, was united in marriage a
4 Ironwood, Michigan, to Miss Lena Ro
man of that city With his bride be re
4 turned, Thursday last, and is now re
\ ceiving the congratulate ons of friends
oh. Owen and wife returned Mon
day morning from tine northern part o
4 the state, where they have been visiting
/ relatives and friends for month or so
4 Mr.. Owen has leased some rooms in tn
4 village of Ontario, where he will go int
the barber business soon.
AT last Tuesdays election afte
spirited campaigns r. B. Mccoy wa
4 reelected to the Office of county judge 0
4 Monroe county, over Rev. E. W. Huel
ster, and o. B. Porter won ont in four
cornered contest for the county superin
1 tendency Of Crawford county.
The Modern Woodmen of Americ
! will skip the April assessments. the fun
4 on hand being sufficient 10 meet >
4 claims and expenses for the month an
/ leave an adequate surplus. This Is th
first assessment skipped this year, bu
last year the order got through wit
+ only eight and the officers are contiden
that they can do as well in.lg05.
= Mrs. Jerome Favor received Ii
4 sad news of the death of her brotha
!. Charles Fl James. at santa Anna, Cal
+ fornia He was the son Of Thos. jam
/ of the the town of Jefferson. and abOI
B., sixty years old. BE grew to manhoC