Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-04-26

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Garden making mas commence

Garden making has commenced.
Miss Hulda Hauge visited at Hills
boro.
All kinds of paints and varnishes at
Towner's.
Work trousers worth SIPS, soc. at
Stoll & Groves.
Wall paper of all prices at o. E.
Davis drug store.
Golden West flour, 81. so per barrel,
at Roman & Felix's.
-Munsing union suits for men and
boys at Stoll & Groves.
Marvel flour is best to use. For
sale at Surenson's grocery.
New belts, collars, hand bags and
notions at Roman & Felix =.
If you want remnants of wall paper,
go to o. E. Davis drug store.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &c.
Mrs. o. G. Christopherson is suf-
fering from quincy and la grippe.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
Full supply of Boss feed. bran, oats,
middlings, corn and hay at Thayer's.
Just received, a second lot of those
25 cent broo'ns at Sweger's grocery.
Geo. W. Eckhart returned from a
business trip to northern Wisconsin.
VIM. Hutchison of Readstown Sun
dayed with his sister. Mrs. T. o. Mork
-Adolph Hauge was home from the
west for a short visit with his mother
Mrs. F. E. Morley had her sister
Grace from La Crosse for brief stay.
Twenty per cent discount on boys
and childrens suits at Roman & Felix s.
Price of Williamson best flour, now
S4 80 per barrel, at H. D. Williams &
Co.'S.
The old Lindemann farm north of
Viroqua has been sold to j. F. Heal of
this city.
C. w. Livingston was here from
Racine on business and to visit his
brother.
-"Curlee" trousers the leading STYLES
of peg top for young men. The Blue
Front Store.
Herman Wolfgram came home
AlOlAi CADAt1AN AOA a NACAh VIVA pal
and friends.
Wig & Solverson have purchased of
J. I. Fortney ms residence property in
First ward.
w. w. Hanson, dentist, has re-
moved to dental offices over 0. E
Davis drug store.
You can't dodge tornado; but you
can dodge the loss, by buying insurance
of John Dawson & Co.
Mrs. N. ]. Bort goes to Hillsboro
to look after the domestic affairs in the
home of her son George.
A Vernon county farm is always
worth the money. If you want one
call on Wig & Solverson.
If you intend to paint your house
use St. Louis paint. Get color card
at o. E Davis drug store.
House cleaning is here and if you
need some wall paper just look over 0.
e Davis lire before buying.
Mems dress gloves, the cullen
Make, they are the best new line just
received The Blue Front Store.
Ralph L. Moore of Wausau bust
ness college is spending his summer va
cation at the parental home in Harmony
town.
Will Ady returned home from West
Lima, where he had charge of the mer-
camille interests of c. E. Lieurance for
several weeks.
The largest, most roomy, warranted
not to rip overalls to be had. Our own
brand, THE Blue Front Special" The
Blue Front Store.
The Kickapoo association of high
school orators will be held at Viola on
Friday night. The day will be gwen
to athletic contests.
John R. Spellum received several
cans of fish from the state hatchery,
and they were placed in the wat
ers of Bishop Branch.
Mrs. AdolDh Bickle has been re-
newing friendships in the city They
have been at FennimOre for more than
a year and like their new surroundings.
There is no better place to secure
plain and ornamental commercial print
ing in all western Wisconsin than the
CENSOR Office. Work promptly exc
cuted.
MIR. and Mrs. Lutte Purdy were at
the parental home for a brief visit.
From here they went to Bangor, where
Mr.. Purdy has purchased q jewelry
business.
j. Henry Bennett, j. w. Thayer
and Sanford Wood have recently placed
in their homes standard manufacture
of pianos, all purchased from the home
dealers, the Brown Music Company.
George McGonigal had business in
the city for day. His headquarters
are in La Crosse and he reports pro-
gress in his new occupation as sales
man with the National Cash Register
Company.
If there was any question of the
arrival of spring all doubt was removed
last Friday when the hand-organ man
arrived with his music box the same
that has RECALLED the child
red of this city for quarter of cen
fury past.
1t was egg day at the Methodist
church last Sunday morning, the child
rem of the Sunday school contributing
sixty-one dozen, which are to be sent to
he Weslyn hospital in Chicago, where
hey will be served to the unfortunate
Who have charity care.
We may work whole year for you
On that real estate and then possibly
sell it without making any profit for
Is or possibly make fifteen to twenty
rips with prospective buyers to look it
,ver and then not sell it. We are ready
% take those chances. You are safe, it
lon't cost you anything We do the
work. If you want to sell or trade put
he price where it belongs and come and
zee US. Wig & Solverson.