Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-04-12
Short News Stories of Interest,
picked Up by Censor Reporter. from varou. source.

3r 8.
&C. tobacco muslin 81 cent at Roman
& Felix.
Buy Golden West -four at Roman
& Felix's.
Get fine silver spoon free at the
Electric Saturday night.
May your Easter hat be a Mallory
or Stoll & Groves special.
Universal Portland cement the best
at Tibbits-Cameron' s yard
New shapes, new colors, in Easter
zaeck-wear at Stoll & Groves
Special prices on shingles and roof
ing at John z. NuZum & Sons.
-Utz & Dunn oxfords $3.50, So. 90
and So so at Roman & Felix's.
-Children's Zoe black stockings Sc
per pair, at Rogers this week.
Special new Easter hand bags for
Saturday, only zoe. Roman & Felix.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Li1demann bank build
ing. 44-52
Don't fail to see and hear the col
ored jubilee singers, Monday evening
next.
Assertion Lilly the most delicate
Easter perfume at 0. E. Davis drug
store.
Fred Eckhardt returned from his
winters sojourn in California and the
south.
New dress goods in nearly all
shades at 12c per yard at the Farmers
Store.
You will save money by getting
posted on prices OF rugs at the Farmers
Store.
Rev. Hoysington filled the Metho-
dist pulpit Sunday. He is from Black
River Falls.
Complete showing of new spring
and summer millinery now on display at
Ethel Atwood's.
-Tibbits-Cameron will furnish the
sensible door frame with any one of
seven kinds of silos.
-Alsyke, medium mammoth alfalfa
clover seed for sale by H. ID. Williams
& Company, Viroqua.
Just received a car of Golden West
flour which we can sell at 81 20 per
sack. Roman & Felix.
Major M. c. Bergh was in the city
last Thursday on business connected
with his new occupation.
Prices made by Rogers on Child
ren's stockings this week, you can not
duplicate again this year.
Anton H. Nelson was a social and
business caller at the CENSOR Office
from Coon Valley on Thursday.
Crowded condition of our columns
necessitates the putting over of much
matter prepared for this issue.
Rogers takes orders for ingram
carpets and linoleum made to fit the
room. Get prices before buying.
You can always save money by
buying your lumber, shingles, cement
and wire of John E Nuzum & Son.
q. E. 81
will be on sale Saturday morning at
nine o'clock at Lillis' jewelry store.
Infants pink, blue and white silk
finish stockings, usually sold for Csc,
Rogers price this week 15c per pair.
-Towner is selling those remnants of
wall paper very fast. You had better
secure some before they are all gone.
-Chas H. Collins, travelling sales
man for La Crosse wholesale house,
circulated among old Viroqua friends on
Friday.
Paint brushes, paint, varnishes,
putty, window glass, chi-namel, fixall,
freskolin and alabastine at o. E. Davis
drug store.
"A number of Viroqua stores have
opened for evening business. At pres
ent there does not appear to be unani-
nifty of agreement on the subject.
Will L eileen, drug clerk at Nee
nah, is home for a brief visit and to
attend official inspection of National
Guard hospital corps, which falls on to-
morrow evening.
Mother Nuzum went to GAINESVILLE
on Monday to see her husband and take
treatment. Reports srom Rev. G. w.
Nuzum are that he is getting around
well but is very weak.
His friends in the boyhoOd home
will be pleased to learn that to Don
Purdy has been assigned large respon
sibilities in Montana; the management
of 600-acre fruit ranch.
Mrs. Barthell, wife of DR.. A. W.
Barthell, a former Viroqua dentist,
died at their home in Milledgeville, Hi
nois, on a late day. She leaves seven
children, one of them an infant.
Mrs. Jane Nelson returned from
Spokane, where she spent the winter
with daughter, Mrs. Van Dorm. She
met most of the numerous Vernon coun- |
ty colony while in that prosperous city. |
AT last nights session of the city |
council the tie between John E. Stoll |
and Dell Morrison for Third ward alder |
man, was decided, Mr.. Morrison draw |
ing the luck number, and will thus con- /
tinue to serve as alderman.
Rev. |. F. Nuzum and wife are at /
home after winter pleasantly spent /
with their son and other relatives at /
Spokane. Mr.. Nuzum speaks of that I
marvellous city and its prospective fu- I
ture in the most glowing terms.
From distance the relatives who |
came to attend the last rites of the late I
Mrs. Goodell were: Sam Bailey of /
Wonewoc, DIR. T. c. McGonagle, a 4
nephew Of Chicago. Miss Nettie Good +
ell of Sedgewick, Kansas, a niece.
Fifty years ago today inaugurated /
in this country one of the most stupen-
duous civil wars ever fought on earth. /
April 18th Fort Sumpter was fred up
on by the Confederates. Fifty years.
What marvellous changes in country
and people.
Buy Lewis" union suit of un-
derwear and you will have no other.
All points of comfort are covered in
this underwear. Luxury. fit, durability
and actual value. Sole agents for this
most famous underwear. The Blue
Front Store.
Ludwig Sansmarck, who has been
located at Lavina. with the Vernon
county colony, mas disposed of his land
and hotel interests and moved to Bill
lings, in the same state. His farm was
sold to Lawrence Brennan, another of
the Viroqua crowd.
e. H. Officer, the dray and bus
man. met with a material loss in the
death Of one of his matched bus team,
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