Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-22
Broken weather.

hay, bran and shorts reasonable at
Thayer's.
Remnants of wall paper in room
lots at o. E. Davis drug store.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, eecond floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 90.
Dance after the show, Friday. Mu-
sic by the Harvey Stock Cos orchestra.
"A carload each of oat straw and
Boss feed just arriving at Thayer's.
MIR. Anton Larson was a CENSOR
business caller from Coon town on Mon
day.
Mrs. Halvorsen of La Crosse is in
the city visiting her brother, Andrew
Rowland.
Mr.. F. F. Neuman succeeds Will
Ady as bookkeeper and assistant at the
Thayer lumber yard.
China at your own price. / am
going to sell it regardless of cost. j.
w. Lucas, Jeweler.
Six applicants attended the U. S.
civil service examination for rural mail
carriers at Stoddard.
When you want the finest box of
linen paper in the world, call for Gas
cade" at A. j. Johnson's.
Don't let the week pass without
seeing the Harvey Stock Co. They
present an excellent repertoire of plays.
Your toilet will never be so imma-
culate as when you select your toilet
articles from A. j. Johnson's splendid
line.
Mrs. T. w. Tower returned to her
home at Mt. Sterling after spending
some weeks with her sister, Mrs. c.
M. Butt.
Attorney Bennett made a profess
sional trip to La Fargo and West Lima
on Monday. He was accompanied by
Edward Wig.
What's become of the old fashioned
fellow who could beat anything that
happens today by something that hap
pened forty years ago?
Miss Hope Munson went to Madi-
son on Monday to re-enter the univer-
sity and take post graduate work dur
ing the spring semester.
Mr.. and Mrs John E. Nuzum and
son Clinton and Robert j. Arnold
last evening departed for Milwaukee to
attend annual convention of state lum-
bermen.
-Rogerson & Dahl have on hand
big lot of tested tobacco seed, the "Sil-
yer Leaf" Spanish Comstock" and
Genuine Spanish" ranging in price
25c, 35c and SOC.
-Towner is making a speciality of
lamps and lanterns during February.
Dietz Monarch lantern 45c; Dietz cold
blast, railway lantern SIC; Dietz cold
blast, extra large lantern 75c.
w. C. Miller of Springville, on
Tuesday, attended meeting of state
veterinarians at Milwaukee. Dr. Brophy
of Franklin also attended. They re-
port fine session and good time.
Mrs. Lee Hiles was taken to La
Crosse for medical treatmC mt and an
operation for complication of hernia and
appendicitis was undergone. The pa
tent is reported to be doing nicely.
Edward Wig has disposed of his
tenement residence in the Second ward
to Frank P. Mcintosh, and all will be
| pleased to know that Viroqua is to re-
tain the Mcintosh family permanently.
University students made home Wis
its during semester vacation over Sun
day. They were Misses Marion Dahl
and Caryl Williams, Harold Eckhart,
Roy Bean, Earl Clawater and perhaps
others.
The John Crook farm, the buildings
on which are located in old Brookville,
has been recently sold to Henry Lake,
grandson of the pioneer owner, who
adds this 100 acre tract to his splendid
farm adjoining on the north.
Mr.. R. F. Weston, the gentleman
who had the contract for and did the
first street paving in Viroqua, about
twenty years ago, died in La Crosse on
recent date. He was father to DIR.
Frank r. Weston of the same city.
Many people make speciality Of
using certain variety Of perfumes
some delicate odor which fits in with
their personality. And those people
who are so particular buy their perfume
at just one place in this city-A. j.
Johnson's drug store.
If you think of building house or
barn next spring or summer you had
better call and get our prices and haul
the material out on the snow. We will
give you very close figures, at this time,
and you will find our stock strictly up
to grade and of a large assortment.
John E. Nuzum & Son.
There was just bit of apparent
nervousness connected with the stunts
of E. M. Nye at the electric theater on
Saturday evening in his song accom-
painments. All was explained the fol-
lowing morning with announcement Of
the arrival of a son, the first born at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nye 1t was
the occasion for congratulations and
passing of smokers at the Optimo.
-"Excello" -four can be purchased
at the following dealers in groceries:
Viroqua ohm Side, Rogerson & Dahl,
S. A. Sweger, A. E. Surenson, 7. E.
Davis, 0strem & Davidson, Fortney &
Henry, J. W. ThayeT, Readstown-S.
T. Dregne, C. j. Dregne & Co.. West
Iby-Farmers' Alliance; Cashton-Asch-
er Bercu. Ask these dealers for prices.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money re-
funded
The other day at a social function
in neighboFing town one of the ladies
regretted that she could not take re-
freshments on account of her veil that
had been put on by a maid before she
started out on her afternoon calls. An
other lady said that this was equal 20
her experience when in a certain post
office strange lady approached her
with postage stamp and asked her to
lick it because she had veil on and
could not do it herself. -Ex.
Culinary art in the masculine was
we'll exeDplified by an affair Of Satur-