Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-16
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Buy your hosiery at Seyersons.
Base ball goods and all kinds of
sporting goods at Towners.
Spring Jackets at greatly reduced
prices, st fl, ID. Williams & Co.
-Messrs Griffin & Martin. Viola
merchants, were in the city on Sunday,
New. Era paint can't be beat for
quality and durability. ToWner sells
Ii.
Get your elbow length Lace mitts of
II. d Williams q Co. for Decoration
day
j. C. G eorsets sold exclusively at
| Severson & Co.'S. and every ono guaran-
teed
Next Sunday confirmation services
will be held in Coon Valley Lutheran
church
Mrs. l.. C Rice is receiving a visit
from her nephew, Mr.. Leo Chapman of
| Milwaukee
-Pillsbury's 8 flour is guaranteed every
pound and price is the lowest at Sever
son e Cos.
"A concrete walk has been laid on
the south side of Park hotel by Land
lord Fortney.
Miss Rue Alexander returned home
after years residence in the state Of
Washington.
! ALBION Lindemann has fine driving
horse, purchased for 5000 from Gran
vile Hall Of Cashton
Mr.. and Mrs. III. d. Chase returned
J home from California on Friday last,
where they spent the winter
NS...1,z..L frvr.-.,,oo ,,v,c -,
from Bristow and patroniZed the CEN
/ soR job printing department.
-Richland Center Masonic lodge
yesterday, celebrated the fiftieth an
niversary of its establishment.
I -Christofer Leum, & pioneer Skandi-
navian Of Coon Valley community died
at the age Of eighty-three years.
Wanted, TO purchase a second hand
baby carriage in good condition In
quire at this Office.
Arabian rugs 0x12 will wear
equal to body Brussels. Sold at ten dol
lars worth more. II, d. WILLIAM a. Co.
MIR VIM. Morris after spending sev.
eral weeks in this city the guest of his
sister, Mrs. August Smith, has gone to
his home at Randolph.
When in need of ready prepared
plaster that you can depend on as first
class, get Gypsum" sold by Tibbits-
Cameron Lumber company.
Supply yourself from our May sale
of ladies fancy hosiery. Worth IS cents,
our price eleven cents per pair.
III. D. WILLIAMS q Co.
-Our guarantee of absolute setisfac-
tion gives you assurance againtst disap.
pointmenB and loss,
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
When LOOKING for good line Of
shed lnmber, both boards and shingles,
drop in at the Tibbets. Cameron yard
and just inquire the price That's all
With Herman Vile guaranteed
clothing we can help you 10 your new
spring outfit at less money than you ex-
pect to pay. The BLUE FRONT STORE
The regular meeting of the won
ans missionary society Of the C0ngre.
gatonal church will he held at the res
idence OF Mrs Beat on Tuesday next, a.
p IN.
Viola fair dates have been fixed for
the first week in October. Gays Mills
association moves mp two week1 earlier
, than in the past, conflicting with Rich
land Center dates.
The stone crusher belonging to the
city, ia being moved from the old loca.
tion to the Morrison quarry east of the
city, where they expect to obtain rock
more easily and cheaply.
We want every lady in Vernon
county to get a ticket on our fine kitch-
en- cabinet it will cost you nothing for
the chance Come in and see us and ask
how. {. j. SEEERSON & Co
w. D. Dyson purchased the b f.
Purdy interest in the Pnrdy and Casson
block on Tuesday of this week This
makes him owner, of one of the most
desirable business blocks IN the city
The Christian Endeavorers Of Malt-
son, are making elaborate preparations
for entertaining the state convention of
the society, which meets at the Monona
Lake Assembly grounds June 30-July l.
A program OF rare excellence will be
offered.
William Owen. the Shakeaperian
, comedian who has visited this section
OF the state aud who has appeared in
r large companies with Booth McCol-
! Tough and other stars. died in New York
, recently. Mr.. Owen appeared in Firo-
qua many times.
Earl Truesdale has been Obliged to
| relinduish work in his barber shop for
an indefinite time on account of con
: tinued suffering from rheumatism He
left for Prairie du Chen, Monday, 10
{ take treatment at one Of the sanitariums
His friends all hoTs that Earl may find
E speedy relief.
( "A farmer saws that Re rid his farm
t of rats in the following manner: On
> a number of pieces Of shingles | put
/ about half teaspoonful Of molasses
3 and on that / put a small quantity Of
; concentrated I've and then put the old
: shingles around under the cribs The
] next morning found some forty dead
Q rats and the rest left for parts unknown.
E have cleared several farms Of the pest
F.. in the same way and never knew 1t to
J fail Bangor Independent.