Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-03-22

Get your stock horse and auction
| bills printed at the CENSOR Office.
in our made-to-order garments we
show 30 different cloths. Rogers.
Blue and white enameled ware, SOC
values for 25c, at Sweger's grocery.
7. o. Mork and wife attended the
funeral of relative at Readstown.
You are welcome; always glad to
see you; come in. Wig & Solverson.
Don't boy wall paper until you see
Towner. He has some unusual bar
gains.
-Wanous' shampoo bags Zoe each,
three for 25c at o. 4. DAVIS drug
store.
Mrs. W. E. Butt returned after a
months absence in a Madison SAM
tarium.
-Elgin, Waltham, Towards, Illinois
and Hamilton watches at factory prices.
j. W. Lucas. Jeweler.
Peter H. Oftedahl was a Sunday
caller in the city, having come over
from Wilton to greet friends.
New style belts, new suspenders,
new dress shirts, new and stylish fur
nishings of all kinds. The Blue Front
Store.
DIR. r. R. Frazier, formerly of JEFF
ferson, son of Stephen Frazier, de-
ceased, is connected with the Anoka,
Minnesota, hospital.
-"Hygeno" kills lice, ticks, ETC.,
and is one of the best disenfectants on
the market Price, Sl.00 per gallon
| o. E. Davis, Druggist.
Rogers represents the Ideal Ladies
Tailoring Co., making ladies' and miss
es' strictly tailored garments to your
own measure; fit guaranteed.
Just call and see our nice clean lot
of barn boards, siding and shingles.
We can save you money and furnish
you the goods. Tibbits- Cameron yard.
-Corlis F. Bulger has organized and
equipped circus and menagerie to take
the road in May. Associated with him
in the enterprise is bud Cheney of
Sparta.
Wig & Solverson have nothing else
to do = just go and tell them to do your
property up in money. They may do it.,
you cant tell. Office over Sweger' S
grocery.
Ladies and gentlemen come and 60
all day long. They are finding what
they want or getting rid OF what they
don't want in real estate lines, at Wig
& Solverson's office.
You may not want your neighbor
or anyone else to know that you want
to buy part of his or her farm. See
Wig & Solverson; they will get it for
you at the right price.
Many men of many minds, many
silos of many kind, but only one SEN
sible door frame Tibbits- Cameron sell
silos with the sensible door frame.
Place your order now.
You will find in my stock six stand
ard makes of watches, Howare, Hamil-
ton, Rock ford, South Bend, Waltham
and Elgin, which | sell at the right
price c. M. Morrison, Jeweler.
-Knudt Moseng has been down from
| Colfax, Dunn county, to visit relative 8
and friends He has resided in the
north for several years and is content
with his surroundings and general con-
ditions there.
Going to put on new roof this
spring? Call on John E. Nuzum & Son
for the best redwood or red cedar
shingles, and forget your roof troubles
for twenty. five years. It will pay you
to use the best.
No fictitious prices, no 500 or 81,
900 more than it is worth, but less than
actual value is what we can sell you
farms and city property for just now
Are you looking for this kind of deal?
We can deliver the goods. See Wig &
Solverson.
Annual Woodman picnic for west
ern Wisconsin association will be held
at Galesvil!e on July 4th 1t was so
decided at recent meeting of society
officers, at which time election was held.
Judge Mahoney was chosen vice-presi-
dent for Viroqua camp.
Mrs. Colt pleasantly entertained at
tea, Saturday afternoon, the lady mem
bers of the city Institutional force. As a
long time teacher and member of the
city board of education, both retired
host and active pedagogues were suscep-
tible to much appreciation of the gath
ering.
The heirs Of the late Charles A.
Tenney of Wheatland, have presented
the public library of this city with a
number of Greek and Latin classics and
/
able addition to the reference depart
ment of our library and the gift is very
much appreciated by our library board.
DIR. A. B. Norris has made orange
ment to make professional visits to Vi
roqua and will be at Mrs. Norris mil
linery store. Those having trouble with
their eyes, or in need of a change of
/ glasses, should consult him next Mon
day, March q. All work guaranteed
and prices reasonable. Return visit
every month.
AT Stoddard, on Thursday last
| passed away Mrs. Cushing, wife & the
/ late w S. Cushing, one of the we'll
/ known and respected residents of the
extreme western section of our county
/ for many years. Mrs. Gushing was
/ temporarily living at Stoddsrd while
her daughter Lulu teaches the village
school. Remains we're taken to De Soto
/ for interment.
/ DR. Porter attended roundup farm
+ ers institute held at Hudson last week,
| reporting a large and enthusiastic gath
ering Of farmers and dairymen from
many sections Of the state The mi
tial institute of this character was held
at Hudson twenty-five years ago, by
state authority, and we believe was the
| first Of its kind By sanction Of law. in
United States. Since being adopted in
/ Wisconsin not few other states have
followed suit.
/ "A CENSOR representative had oc-
casion to visit the dental parlors Of DR..
/ w. w. Hanson in his new quarters in
! second story Of Dyson 3 block, over Da-