Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-03-23
Roller skates at Towner,s.

Chicago are in the city.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building Phone 66.
See Bulger and his trained goats at
the Electric, Friday and Saturday.
Those needing paint and varnish
should see Towner and save money.
Mrs. l.. c. Norris in Nichols block
two doors south of Ostrem & Davidson
Wall paper cents roll and up at
Terhune's closing out sale. See the
display ad.
The prices for the Electric and
vaudeville show Friday and Saturday
are Zoe ard 15c.
After a severe illness Mrs. VIM.
Shower is making good progress to-
ward recovery.
"A clearance sale of paints and
varnishes commences at Towner's on
Friday, March 35.
Wall paper. Towner is showing a
more complete assortment than ever at
the lowest paices.
Another new and extensive line
of dress shirts just received at The
Blue Front Store.
Attorney ]. Henry Bennett was at
Sparta on professional business the fore
part of the week.
DO not fail to see those new "Sena-
tor" trousers, the trousers that fit.
The Blue Front Store.
-Bulger is making big hit with his
trained goats. Be sure and see them
at the Electric this week.
Attorney z. J. Hammer of Hills
boro was professional caller at the
county seat last Monday.
Anyone wishing cut flowers on short
vanffon loouD nrdare xxyffh III nffo-
dahl at Viroqua Shoe Store.
My stock of spring millinery is now
ready for inspection. The ladies are
kindly invited to call. Mrs. j. E. Big
ley.
John Devlin was at La Crosse the
fore part of the week. While there he
purchased delivery horse for his meat
market.
Sam Wood resigned his position at
the d. I. Fortney. meat market and is
now employed at the Morrison & Smell
market.
Get your clover seed and timothy
of Williams. 1t is all tested and APP
proved by the Wisconsin college of
agriculture.
Wall paper Remnants and re-
mainders of patterns, a large assort
ment, at prices having no regard for
first cost, at Towner's.
Miss Mile Jeffson is taking a va
cation from clerical duties at the Tate
store and is visiting her Westby home.
Mrs. P. S. Curtis is filling the position
during her absence.
-s:The Spirit of TO-" Kentucky
Feud, y Artists Dream" and "The
White Slave" are some of the feature
pictures to be seen at the Electric this
week.
-Mesdames Sam Lake and Frank
Akin of Brookville spent last Saturday
at La Crosse with Mrs. Albert Lake,
who is receiving treatment at hospital
there.
Wanted, thirty tobacco sorters at
Equity warehouse at Gays Mills. Pay
is 85c per hundred; work will last two
months; board reasonable. o. A. Kali
vestran.
The Modern Woodmen, wives, Roy
al Geighbors and husbands are c0rdi-
ally invited to 6 social entertainment
on Thursday evening, March "a, in
Running hall.
George Johnson, who until recently
was employed at the First National
Bank barber shop, will hereafter work
evenings and Saturdays at the Har-
rlngton ana byerS Snop.
No one in the city offers a larger,
better or more moderately priced line
of wall paper than A. j. Johnson. You
will never know how tastefully room
can be decorated until you call on him.
George Heron came from Fargo,
North Dakota, to spend fortnight with
bis mother and other kindred. Mr..
Heron is looking fit and fine after
ALI knights Templar are requested
to meet at their hall on Sunday morn
ing next at 10 O'Clock sharp in full uni
form FOR the purpose of participation
in Easter services at the Congregational
church l.. C. Boyle, E. G..
Rookie" the faithful old equine
that served as delivery horse for the
Devlin meat market for twelve years
past, has gene to her reward. The
animal had leg broken by being kicked
and had to be killed.
1t would greatly oblige Rev. 7. E.
Henderson, Box 8, Viroqua, if the per-
son, who took the singletrees and evener
off his cutter on the Brookville road,
would kindly leave the same at the re-
sidence of Mrs. F. w. Shepard, Viroqua.
-Byran Yakey, adjustor for the
Time Insurance Co., of Milwaukee, was
in our city looking after some claims.
While here he paid claim to DR.. A.
B. Norris on sickness, amounting to
$24.00; also one to Henry G. Johnson
for $500 on sickness.
The Liberty Pole store of G. B.
ssortney was burglarIzed IN Wednesday
evening of last week. The place was
forcibly entered by some unknown
party. About Sc in coin was taken
from the cash drawer, but apparently
no effort had been made to enter the
safe.
George McGonigal returned last
Sunday frems business trip to Chicago.
He brought with him a slice of the real
''ould sod of Ireland, upon which Pre-
sident Taft stood while addressing the
irish Fellowship club in that city on St.
Patrick's day. The sod was exhibited
in a display window at the Lindemann
store and attracted much attention.
The growing shamrock was plainly
visible.
AT Madison, on Thursday, Fred
Eckhart was awarded reparation in the
sum of S33. II by the railroad commission
on shipment from Viroqua to Mil
Eaukee. The shipment moved after
the petitioner complained of the rate of
II cents but before the commission had
declared such rate to be too high and
had caused a rate of 12a cents to be es-
tablished. The commission therefore
determined that the lower rate ought
to apply to the shipment.
On st. Patrick's day Messrs. ]. w.
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