Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-03-08
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

southern trip.
Merchant Carl Fortney was in from
Liberty Pole, yesterday
Wall paper remnants in room lots
at 0. E. Davis drug store
BOSS" feed is the best on the
market for the price; at Thayer's.
Pretty good time to join the pro-
cession and subscribe for the CENSOR.
M. A. Gauper, travelling salesman,
has been with his family for few days.
Miss Mary Webb is visiting her
sister at West Salem, Mrs. Jitley Nor
ris.
Hard rubber combs, all sizes, from
10c up to 75c at o. E. Davis drug
store.
Complete line of ground feed, grain,
potatoes and hay at Thayer's feed
store.
"A. D. HeIgeson and family have
located in the Suttle residence on Main
street.
New line of ''Priestley's'' crava-
nette coats, just received at The Blue
Front Store.
Cheer up! Liquid Veneer makes old
things new. For sale by j. 0mnndson,
Opera block.
Call and learn our prices on barn
boards. They will interest you. John
E. Nuzum & Son.
-Elgin, Waltham, Towards, Illinois
and Hamilton watches at factory prices.
]. W. Lucas. Jeweler.
Golden Loaf" flour 81. 30 per sack
and Good Luck" -four 81. 35 per sack
at Ostrem & Davidson's.
Paints, varnishes, stains, paint
brushes. window glass. putty, ETC., at
o. E. Davis drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams are
enjoying life on the Williams maple
sugar plantation near Ross.
Mrs. d. W. Favor is at Mondovi
visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. S. Ar
mold, and son at Winona.
Mr. Blythe and Rev. Buffers were
called to Chicago to attend the funeral
of an aunt of Mrs. Buffers.
Order cut flowers from A. E Sur
enson, the grocer, who is agent for
Jewett & Co., Sparta florists.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law Offices to the Li1demann bank build
ing. a. So
Mrs. Peter Eide returned from the
Lutheran hospital at La Crosse, where
she underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis.
Emil Erickson of Clinton, and w.
A. Homstad of Newry, exchanged farm
shop talk in the CENSOR sanctum OH
Saturday.
If going to build house, barn or
sht d. or do repairing, it will pay you to
go to ThayeT's for your lumber and
building material.
F M. Towner sells the best rat and
mouse exterminator known to the
world; no danger in using, no stencil,
easy to apply-and so cheap.
"A patent device for harness has
just been granted E. B. Hyde of this
city. 1t is reported to be time and
expense saver in harness arrangement.
Will the fire hose reach your pro-
perty? WHITTIER it will or not, if you
are not insn, ed, telephone to John Daw-
son & Co., No. los. Let them insure
Ever Mpnsen has purchased from
Rev. G. W. Nuzum fifteen acres off the
old Nuzum homestead, south of the
road This will give Mr.. Monsen nice
addition to his present slightly home on
the hill.
Treasurer T. S. Jordan was over
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settlement with County Treasurer RentZ.
He returned only SIG delinquency from
his town. Mr.. Jordan was accompanied
by his wife.
No better evidence of genuine bar
gains than the large number of suits
and overcoats that have gone out DUR
ing the past ten days Look around
then come here is all we ask. We court
comparison. The Blue Front Stare.
At the close of Post meeting Non
day evening, Commander H. c. Costing
gave his comrades and fellow members
an oyster supper at Running's restau-
rant. And maybe there weren't some
yarns splnned as to how they bagged
the lohnnies in the days when they
we're younger.
Captain Henry Conner is in the city
from Hillsboro to pass few days. He
will soon depart for Philadelphia, where
he will assist In the settlement of an
estate. From there he hopes to go to
Washington to witness the opening ses-
sion of democratic house of represent
tatives on April fourth
Former Sheriff Ericsson was in the
city from Rockton on Saturday. tie
told the CENSOR that William Selbach
arrived home on March first, having
been paroled by the state board OF con-
troll. 1t will be the wish that he may
be granted every opportunity to re-
establish himself in the confidence OF
his fellows and be useful to his family
and the public,
Cards received here announce the
marriage of Mr.. Dow Glenn at Helena.
Montana, the last day of February, to
Miss Edna Caine of that place. Mr..
Glenn is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
II. Glenn, a native Vernon county boy,
a graduate of our high school and
Michigan university, who has practiced
his profession of the law for some years
at Harlowtown, Montana.
Andrew johnson and son Sylvester
were callers from Jefferson town. The
Young man Just returned from Montana,
where he sold REIMBURSEMENT of hi:
homestead rights for better than q
thousand dollars, after one season.
ranching. He says Wisconsin and Yer
non county look good to him and he il
content to remain here.
State Factory Inspector Norris was
here and gave our factories and in
dustries a close inspection. Although
there were no children found at WORK
nnder the age of sixteen. he found somt
that he advised to quit work and go Il
school. as the schooling would do then
q great deal more good than the money
theve would earn bv working. -sX iol'
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