Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-03-09
: Sleighing is about whipped.

tnCtC DC Twice as many.
-Sleighing is about whipped.
Hanson, Dentist, over Blue Front.
Buy your brick from Tibbits-Cam-
eron.
Good dry oak wood at Tibbits-C Cam
eron's.
Get prices on cedar posts at Tib-
bits-Cameron's.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
iOnal Bank building. Phone 81.
-For the best shingles and roofing
go TO Tibbits-C Cameron Lumber Co.
e. C. Truesdale and family have
moved. from this city to Readstown.
The Quaker doctor will be at Hotel
White, Ontario, Tuesday, March Is.
Martin Larson has resigned his po-
sition at the Knudson Bros. machinery
depot
Mrs. Chas. Chase of La Fargo is a
guest at the M. d. Chase home in this
city.
Bargains like Felix smoke sale af-
fords will never again be duplicated in
Viroqua.
Another new and extensive line
of dress shirts just received at The
Blue Front Store.
"A careful reading of Felix's large
advertisement on page five can not fail
in saving you money.
On account of the recent fire some
one will be able to buy wall paper very
cheap at o. E. Davis.
If going to use building material or
lumber of any kind it will pay you to
get Thayer's prices first.
Mrs. John Marks and twolittle sons
of Retreat were guests of her sister
Mrs. M. A. Gauper last week.
As soon as can get my stock Of
wall paper in shape | will offer you
some good bargains. o. E. Davis.
In your next grocery order include
sack of Marvel flour It's the fin
est ever. A. E Surenson, Grocer.
Mrs. j. Z. Bigley has returned from
Chicago whittier she went to select her
seasons stock of choice millinery.
The annual meeting of the w C.
I. U. will be held at the home Of Mrs.
C. c Brown next Tuesday afternoon.
Justice w. E. Butt informs us that
nine actions will be heard by him this
week. Last month thirty actions were
disposed of in his court.
Attend the dance at Runmng's hall
next Friday evening Good music will
be provided. Everybody is welcome.
John Erickson, Proprietor.
The Royal Neighbors of America
have changed their date of meeting to
the last Monday in each month Place
of meeting, Runnings hall.
Frank Williams is now encamped at
his fathers sugar camp east of town.
is right, leave orders for it now.
Marvel flour has been on the
market for many years and meets with
ever-increasing demand. You can pro-
cure it from A. E. Surenson, Grocer.
We hope no reader will overlook
the fine array of matter contained on
the inside news pages of today 8 CEN
soR. There is something for all tastes
John Spears of Genoa vicinity was
a CENSOR caller last Friday. Mr..
Spears recently disposed of his per-
sonal property and will remove to Mon
tana next June.
On a recent visit to Ismay, Mon
tana, B. w. Moore purchased a hotel
property at that place. Yesterday with
his family he left to assume active man
agement OF his hostelry.
Mrs C.. D. Williams returned from
a winters soiourn with her daughter,
Mrs Jerry Richards, in Indiana. En-
route home she stopped over Sunday
with daughter Caryl at the university.
Sherman L. McVey, the well-known
travelling man of La Crosse, has engag-
ed in the grocery business in that city
and is joined in the enterprise by JOS
eph Flanagan, a former Readstown
young man.
-Halley's comet is expected to be-
come visible to the general public with
the aid of opera glasses this week, ac-
cording to Prof. s. W. Burnham of the
Yerkes observatory, and from that
time on every one may observe the
wanderer of the skies uutil it fades
from view in the summer.
From the Harlowton (Montana)
News we CLEAN that l.. d. Glenn and
his associate in that city recently nego-
tiated the sale of 1900 acre tract of
land to an eastern party. Nearly all
of this land was irrigated and its new
owner will cut it mp into small tracts
L. D. Glenn is a son of Mr.. and Mrs
Luther Glenn of this city. He is get
ting to the front in his western home
Representative of the State Y. NJ
c. A. from La Crosse and milwaukee
will hold meetings here Saturday and
Sunday Saturday NIGHT fhav will eon
duct meeting at the Congregational
church. Sunday afternoon, in the
Opera ,.all at 3o'clock, they will deliver
an address for men and boys only. In
the evening they will conduct union
service at the Christian church. We
believe these meetings viii be conducive
to great good and urge upon everyone
the ACCESSIBILITY of attend.
Said or Written TO the Censor
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