Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-03-29
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

Mrs. CeIestia johnson has moved
here from Sparta.
George D. Thompson came from
Hillsboro to pass Sunday.
&C" tobacco muslin at 3Ac per
ware, at Roman & Felix's.
Universal Portland cement the best
at Tlbbits-Cameron's yard.
Attorney and Mrs. Moen spent Sun
day at Cashton with relatives.
Wild Beaver was over from F oss
and spent Sunday with relatives.
H w. Barker,s coaghremedy cur IS
that awful cough. c. +. Dahl
Special prices on shingles and roof
ing az John E. .NuZum & Son 5.
F. NJ. Minshall went to Sparta,
Sunday, on personal business.
William Shower and family have
moved into the old Jail building.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Li1dernann bank build
ing. "A oZ
Mrs. T. C. Knudson and children
paid visit to Westby friends over the
Sabbath.
Come in and let me show you some
thing new in wall paper. D. Z. Davis,
Druggist.
Louis Tally braved the blast of
Monday and came to the county seat
from Bergen.
Golden West flour s1.20 per sack,
Garland fancy patent Sl.40 per sack, at
Roman & Felix's.
-TIbbits- Cameron will furnish the
sensible door frame with any one OF
seven kinds of silos.
Stock upl Rogers offers great bar
gains at his opening sale of muslin I'M
derwear this week.
Will Smell left for Milwaukee, to-
day, to take a months course In I
school for undertakers.
You can always save money by
buying your lumber, shingles, cement
and wire of John E Nuzum & Son.
The new, soft, detachable collar
shirts, the popular thing for this sea
son. tie pins to match. The Blue Front
Store.
w. W. Hanson, Dentist, will re-
spond to any call for his services, day
or night Phone Mes. residence 157i
office 284.
-Mesdames julius Slime and George
Thompson of Readstown, spent Thurs
day IN the city with relatives and
friends.
Coon Valley, La Fargo and Westby
have contracted for return of Mid
land lecture and entertainment course
for next winter.
Mr.. Christopher c. Fortney, Jr.,
snapped gossip with the CENSOR force
on Thursday. He was here from Frank
lin on probate business.
What are factory prices on watchesi
All factories of standard made watches
establish price Tor retail jewelers. K
sell by. c. NJ. Morrison, Jeweler.
Having completed his seeding
Elmer S. Nixon was In the city iron
Red Mound neighborhood on Thursday
last. Unusually early TO complete grain
sowing.
DIR. Geo. w. Minshall is arranging
to go to South Dakota Tor the spring
and summer season TO practice his pro
fession and take charge II a string o.
race horses.
Having bought full car of Parole
roofings, we are prepared to make at
tractive prices on anything IN this line
and we guarantee the goods. Tibbits
Cameron Lumber Co.
Dell D. Williams and family have
moved from West Lima and takeI
possession of their lately acquired prop
erty, the Wilt residence and thirty
acres of land in First ward.
j. L. Davis grandson of Retreat,
early merchant and long time citizen
was among tha CENSOR S Friday cal
lers. Mr. Davis followed in the foot
steps OF the older Davis, but is no"
farming.
j Ohm w. Groves has resigned a.
assistant superintendent Of public prop
erty in the state capitol, to accept 3
position with a newly organized inter
urban railroad to be BOLT the present
season from Madison north.
Mrs. Salome Miller and daughter
Cornelia are moving TO Milwaukee tenn
porarilg at least. They were given &
farewell surprise at the residence 81
Geo. H. Clarke on Friday evening by
members of the Christian church con
gregation and others.
Maker Nelson and Jacob Aberg
of West Prairie, were called to Min,
neapolis by the death of Miss Gina
Urdal, a step daughter of Nels A. Mel
son Of West Prairie. The remain:
were brought here enroute to West
Prairie, for burial. DE Soto Argus.
The best binder tobacco section
east of Connecticut valley, one of the
best dairy sections in th4 world, one OF
the best general farming sections in the
United States. is the place where yoC
can buy farm right now and at less
than value. Prices will go higher, buy
now. See Wig & Solverson.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. D. McLees are al
home after three months absence in the
milder climate of Oklahoma, where
they passed the time with their son
Attorney C. E. McLees, at Muskogee.
Neal says the climate there is great
relief during our winter months. He
met Attorney Guy Curry ana other
formerly residents here.
Simon Lepley and son returned
Monday from Oregon where he went
with his family last fall Mrs. Lepley
and one child stopped off in Nebraska
for visit Simon says he liked the
climate in Oregon but land values are
beyond all reason and much of the sol
is worn out. Fred Lepley's will return
some time later. Viola Intelligencer
Geo. A. McGonigaI was in the city
calling on friends couple of days. He
represents the National Cash Register
Company, covering nine counties in thi.
section of the state. Mack says he has
met with success so far as he has pro
ceeded and hopes for increased useful
ness to his employers. Many friend!
were glad to greet him on his recent
visit here.