Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-04-14

Viola Niiiage-JoSGph Nj. Clark
Westby Village -Jens Davidson.
Viroqua City-First ward. |. $. Hamilton. Sc
cond ward. J. Henry Tate; Third ward, C. E. Nor.
ley.
Plenty of wood at Thayer's yard.
Wall paper of all descriptions at 0.
E. Davis.
Remember ]. W. O'Leary's auction
sale occurs next Saturday.
A full line of Sherwin- Villains
paints at o. Z. Davis drug store.
p NJ. Stafslien and Helge Larson
were Coon town callers on Thursday.
Brick and Portland cement at Thay-
er's. Let Thayer figure on your lum-
Der bills
For lumber or building material of
any kind at reasonable prices, so to
Thayer's lumber yard
John K Nuzum and AsSemblyman
Mains made prospecting tour into
Montana the pas5 week.
Elmer Hauge went to Coon Valley
/ last week where le is employed in the
barber shop of his brother, Adolph.
-Enoch Hetiand and wife of Coon
1 Prairie, we've in town Thursday. Mr..
| hetland has been i'll most of the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Krutson were
called to Cottonwood, Minnesota, last
week by the death of brother of the
latter.
New and stylish neckwear, hats,
caps and furnishing goods at less than
they can be had elsewhere The Blue
Front Store.
e. E. Rustad has disposed of his
stock of merchandise at Bloomingda e
to Martin Melby, who is restocking the
place with new goods.
The Venerable Charles Waters
writes the CENSOR from Portland, Ore
gon, that he is becoming very fecble
and is able to move about but little.
The Eagle shirt is the best dress
shirt made in this country. The styles
| this spring are beautiful. These shirts
/ have no equal. The Blue Front Store.
-Mesdames Howard Simpson of st.
| Paul and William Butterfield of Chica-
go are visiting their sisters, Mesdames
| I. A. Thompson and Oliver Heigeson.
Mrs. L. c. Boggs is at Madison
hospital being treated for serious all
ment Her relatives. Aaron Glass and
Geo. w. Snyder, paid her visit during
| the week.
Mrs. Herman Layer, nee Queen
Cass, accompanied by her two children
and her mother, arrived from Califor-
mia this evening for visit with rela-
tives and friend3.
Relatives here have been apprised
of the recent death at Valley Springs,
South Dakota, of Miss Lulove De Lap,
aged II. She was a grand daughter of
w. r. De Lap of this city.
Theodore Boggs died at his home
in Liberty town Saturday last at the
ripe age of seventy-nine years. Fun
eral services occurred at Manning church
on Monday, with interment in cemetery
there.
The aged father of Congressman
John J. Eseh died at the Sparta home,
whore he SO long lived and reared hon
orably large family. Mr.. Esch was
eighty-four years old, native of Ger
many.
We waited for VIII Lawton to
catch his second wind before plying the
usual question "How' 'dy like it?'' The
/ boy, Will says, has natural hello voice
and lungs strong enough for an assist
ant manager of telephone system.
Rogers is offering 5000 ladies'
white hemstitched handkerchiefs at the
phen0ninally low price of four for FIVE
cents. aisD come splendid bargains in
/ higher priced ones, and some real snaps
in dress goods, skirts and suits. See
I his advertisement on last page.
The Coon Valley News states that
/ Louis Brazda and Matt Maitland de-
parted for Bowman, South Dakota,
/ with two carload of stock, household
/ furniture and farm implements. They
have purchased land at that l.ace, where
! they will make their future home.
Hans Amundson was here a portion
\ of the week renewing olj friendships
made by forty years residence at Spring
] vile, Westby and town of Coon. He
( has resided at Mondoyi for some time,
and came from La Crosse, where a
/ daughter was operated upon for APP
I pendieitis.
Last Monday W. w. Dunlap sold
I to Fred Bean Of Retreat, the old dinner
bell which many years ago apprised the
Z hungry public when it was meal time
at the Dunlap House, now known as the
! Park hotel The bel has been stored
away in Mr.. Dnulap's granary over
Z thirty years, but win again be put In
service on the Bean farm.
People Of Vernon, Monroe. La
Crosse, Crawford ard Richiand counties
should be sure to either see or write TO
Larson Bros. if in want Of a monument
or a marker. As we have no agent and
20 our own work we can save you the
agent fee, which means twenty per
cent, and you can depend on us in re-
presenting the best materials in the
market. Larson Bros.
Not all Of us can attain a home
where rare and costly things abound
But we can each have a home in tune
with the poets song. ''Be it~ever "a
humble there is no place like home.
Even the most modest home may at
tain beauty, and the dainty coverings Of
wall paper which we supply 50 reasona-
bly, viii change the inside 10 hsrmonize
with the outside.
o. Z. Davis, Druggist.