Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-15

-Sleighing gone.
Harvey Stock Co. all next week.
Hay and straw wanted at Thsyer's.
Pocket cutlery, new assortment,
at Towner's.
Mrs. Alex Thompson suffered
fractured arm.
Tobacco is coming as fast as I'M
favorable roads will admit.
Sheriff Root had official business
that called him to Ontario.
Chairman Michael Brody was in the
city from Clinton, yesterday.
If you want good results from your
cows, buy Thayer's Boss feed.
Good hay, tame or prairie, at Thay-
er's at very reasonable prices.
Remnants of wall paper in room
lots at o. E. Davis drug store.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
Miss Blanche Wigginton visited
friends at Cashton over Sunday.
For sale, good dry oak stove wood.
F. R. Gohde & Co. Telephone 294.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
Gloomy weather, foggy, rain, mild
good time for colds and damp feet.
Miss Jea, Starting was a guest of
Cashton friends Saturday and Sunday.
Dress ginghams, q inches wide,
not guaranteed sun fast, 10c per yard.
Feeders verdict: ''Thayer's Boss
feed is worth the price you pay for it. "
Dress ginghams, 80 inches wide,
sun fast, tub fast, l4c per yard ut Rog-
ers'.
going to sell it regardless of cost. ].
w. Lucas, Jeweler.
Chairman Bert Cunningham and
George Oliver were CENSOR callers
from Liberty on Monday.
George McGonigal has been en-
employed as salesman with the Doer-
finger store in La Crosse.
Bring your Lindemann gold Land
trading stamps to Roman & Felix's be-
fore March 10, to redeem them.
"A few sheep lined corduroy over
coats left. These go at less than origi-
nal cost. The Blue Front Store.
-Cashton pulls off its big annual fire.
mans mask ball on Tuesday night next.
Maeder orchestra will furnish music.
Richard Fisher returned from Madi-
son, where he finished the short course
in dairying at the college of agricul-
ture.
Rev. Buffers lectured at Tomah
last night and will speak at Oakdale
tonight Or the subject of his travels
in Egypt.
Grant Rogers, longtime attache of
Lucas jewelry store, is in Minneapolis
to take six weeks training in work of
the optician.
"A st. Valentine girl came to the
home of Prof. and Mrs. A. E. Smith on
Tuesday morning. and its not comic
edition either.
--fLinweave" in plain and fancy
whites, both light end heavy weight
material; prices, 1Sc to Coo per yard.
Sold only by Rogers.
Some wonderful bargains in suits
and over coats in sizes "a. 35 and SO,
| Strictly up to-date in every respect.
The Blue Front Store.
We have one bolt genuine black
siIkized poplin worth 39c per yard,
slightly factory damaged, to be closed
at 25c per yard. Rogers.
If you are going to use any kind of
lumber, shingles, roofing, cement or
building material, it will pay You to
call on Thayer for prices.
Conductor Brad Miller is still at his
La Crosse home and unable to perform
his duties on the branch. He has been
off duty most of the time since Novem-
Der.
Superintendent Gardner and Prin-
cipal A. E. Smith went to Madison; last
evening, to attend a state conference
of superintendent and training school
principals. t'
-Towner is making a speciality of
lamps and lanterns during February.
Dietz Monarch lantern 45e; Dietz cold
blast, railway lantern 55c; nietz cold
blast, extra large lantern 75c.
| Ladies of the Relief Corps gave
their sister, Mrs. M g. qgdeh, trea-
surer Of the society, pleasant surpsise
at her home on Saturday evening. The
surprised host gave the party Jolly
time.
! Mr.. M. C. Bergh is in the city to-
day calling on old friends. He is more
than gratified with his change from
official to private life and is hustline
for the concern with which he has united
his efforts. an as
Fired Eckhardt writes home that BIZ
is having a splendid time in the south.
west. He passed a day with the Rog
ers and Hazehs at Past Christian, Miss
issippi, and visited Asa E. Groves Al
, Huston, Texas, last Sunday.
-Assemblyman Grlmsrpd was among
I his Viroqua constituents on Monday
He spends alternate Sundays at home
He tells the CENSOR that work in tn.
legislature is proceeding well consider
: ing the faet that there are large mum
: Der of important matters pending.
If you think of building q house o.
4 barn next spring or summer you haG
! better call and get our prices and hau
: the material out on the snow. We vii
give you very close figures, at this time
and you will find our stock strictly VI
to grade and of large assortment
i John z. Nuzum & Son. .i- f
: AT their living quarters, the resi-
5 dence of Nels Solversou, the Mise
WelIers and Kane, entertained their as
n soeiates of the Institutional force in th
J city schools In Valentine party, Sat
trday evening. Comic costumes, de
! corations, gay time, all followed b
z toofhsoFae fefyeshtAepFs,
a A newspaper clipping FROM Apo
r lonia tells of the death of Mary G. Bow
n man, wife of Thomas j. Bowman, wh
a departed this life January IL. alter onl
d an hplr's illness from paralysis, a
, though she had been in delicate healt