Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-03-01

March.
Go to the Electric, Saturday night.
Pocket cutlery, a new assortment,
at Towner's.
Here it is March and no spring po-
litics yet talked.
DIR. w. NJ. Trowbridge was in Chi.
cago for four days.
See Wig & Solverson for farms, city
property or western lands.
Asa HOMELAND was up from Sparta
to spend Sunday with relatives.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
Mrs. ALBION Lindemann is visiting
friends at st. Paul for fortnight.
Spring suits and jackets, all 1911
styles, now being shown by Rogers.
You can cure that cough with H. w.
Barker's cough remedy. c. F. Dahl.
ALBERT Solverson was at Blue River
to receive tobacco deliveries in that
section.
-Under-Sheriff Hoveland cried a sale
on Brinkman Ridge, in La Crosse coun-
ty yesterday.
Assistant Postmaster Wilson has
been confined to his home by infsmma-
tory rheumatism.
-Lumberman S. B. Gates was in the
city from Mansion on Monday looking
after business interests.
When you want the finest box of
linen paper in the world, call for Gas
cade" at A. j. Johnson's.
so mems suits just received. The
popular 'Bacharach cheap suits. Prices
81. 90 to So so, sizes "a to AZ. The Blue
Front Store.
-"Hygeno" kills lice, ticks, etc.,
and is one of the best disenfectants on
the market. Price, $1.00 per gallon.
0. E. Davis, Druggist.
The very latest in hats and spring
caps. The Belmont So 90 and the Magic
81 90 hats are leaders everywhere. The
new spring styles. The Blue Front
Store.
Leslie Beaver writes home from
Chinook, Montana, that they are having
severe winter; that it is disastrous to
live stock and not the most pleasant
for humans.
Ole N. Wig of Litchfield, Minneso-
ia, has disposed of eighty acres of the
Spellum farm north of this city, to An
ton Hanson who has leased same for
the past several years.
-Towner is making a specially of
lamps and lanterns during February.
Dietz Monarch lantern 45c; Dietz cold
blast, railway lantern 55c; Dietz cold
blast, extra large lantern 75c.
Inspect our line of white and Red
cedar shingles. Our stock is unusually
large and we can make attractive prices.
Better call and see them and arrange
to haul while the sleighing is good. John
E. Nuzum & Son.
Miss Matte Smith made happy her
mother. Mrs. Isaac w. Smith, by the
presentation, on her anniversary, of a
fine Victrola. together with many re-
cords pleasing to one in enfeebled health
and declining years.
j. w. Henry If Bishop Branch left
on Monday for Iowa, where he has en-
gagged as farm hand for years ser
vice. The gentleman for whom he will
work is cattle breeder and also grows
eighty acres of popcorn yearly.
Jos. Omundson paid visit to his
nephew, P. H. Oftedahl, at Wilton, and
found Pete well engaged, busy, and
suited with his newly acquired business
venture. He has general stock of
merchandise invoicing more than S10,-
600
Rev. Palmetto of the SpringviIle-
Brookville- Liberty Pole circuit, filled
the pulpit at Viroqua Methodist church
last Sunday. The young minister was
introduced by Pastor Buffers as son of
one of the most famous presiding elders
in all Methodism.
Many people make a specially 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.
The span of fine black, full blood
Percheron mares owned by Roy Atkins,
that gentleman has disposed of to
Hillsboro man. The combined weight
of the animals was nearly or quite A.
600 pounds. Price for team 1926. 90.
That's going some, Ell?
On or before March 18th, the den-
tai parlors of d.. w. w. Hanson will
have been removed to rooms in second
story of Dyson's block, over Davis
drug store. DIR. Hanson expects to
have one of the contest suit of rooms,
and convenient, in the city.
"A civil service examination of can
didates for chief deputy oil inspector
will be held in this city, like other coun-
ty seat towns, on Saturday, March H.
Doubtless there will be large field of
contestants throughout the common
wealth for this choice official position
Mr.. Austin Collier came from North
Dakota to join bis wife and little daugh-
ter and visit numerous relatives in this
section and city. Mr.. Collier was at
one time Viroqua clerk. He is now
trusted engineer on the 800" system
with run out of Enderlin, his home
town.
Some idea of the enormous business
done by the Modern Woodman ofAmer-
lea can be gained when it is known that
during the past year nearly Sl1, 900, 600
was paid out in claims allowed by the
board of directors, and of these all but
fifty were paid, the latter being held
up for various reasons until legal for
malities were complied with.
-Neighbors and friends extend con-
gratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Stokes over the arrival at their home,
last Sunday, of little girl. 1t is prob
ably well to explain that the little one
was taken from a Milwaukee society
for homeless infants, but they hope to
give her good home and have her so
ciety and assistance when they have