Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-04-19
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

Groves.
Universal Portland cement the best
at Tibbits-Cameron's yard.
Don't miss the Maeder orchestra
dance next Wednesday night.
Miss jacobson of La Crosse is pay
ing visit to Miss Stavrum-
Special prices on shingles and roof
ing at John E. Nuzum & Sons.
See the Jap wonder and young
Sampson tomorrow night, Thursday.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law Offices TO the Li1demann bank build
ing. "a 50
Extra good show at the Electric
Saturday night. Have you won spoon
yet?
Free with every Woody boys suit, a
watch guaranteed for l year at Stoll &
Groves.
Mrs. John Henry went to South
Dakota to visit her daughter, Mrs. &.
o. Bush.
Allan Graves and Verne Slack left
for Montana expecting to join survey
ing party.
The last big dance of the season
next Wednesday nipht. The Meader
orchestra.
-Theo. johnson is removing his ten
cent store stock to the Felix room next
to postofice.
William Hall, Jr., and family have
removed from their Genoa farm home
to La Crosse.
-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. D. Williams
& Company, Viroqua.
Mrs. Earl Truesdale and little
daughter visited at Soldiers Grove,
Readstown and Sugar Grove.
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.
Robert j. Solberg, Watkins re-
preventative for Crawford county, was
over from Gays Mills meeting friends.
-Towner is selling those remnants of
wall paper very fast. You had better
secure some before they are all gone.
Mr.. and Mrs R. R. Lemen are re-
ceiving a visit from their daughter,
Mrs. E. l.. Cooper and two children, of
Cuba City.
Paint brushes, paint, varnishes,
putty, window glass, chi-namel, tixall,
freskolin and alabastine at o. E. Davis
drug store.
Mr.. j. C. Groh was a business cal
Ter from Rising Sun on Monday. He is
getting actively into the machinery and
vehicle business IN the old town.
The CENSOR calls attention to the
advertisement of Marx Brothers, who
tell of the virtues and benefits to be
derived from silo use on the dairy farm.
-Viroqua busin ess men have given
Main street two good cleanings up Now
let people on residence streets follow
suit and we will have a clean city. And
be sure not to neglect the alleys and
back yards.
The old Jail building was sold to
Sheriff Root for $500. Interior furnish
Ings were reserved by the county.
This sale includes only the stone part.
Mr.. Root will remove the rock to his
farm for use.
-Silo builders! If you are going to
build any kind of silo, either wood stave,
brick, stone, concrete or hollow tile,
you will do well to call on US for prices
and also see our Iowa swinging door
and fence. ]. w. Thayer.
Buy Lewis" union suit of IN
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.
Mr.. and Mrs E. w. Hazen return
ed home on Monday, after a winters
sojourn in the south country, where
they enjoyed the gulf breezes of Flori-
da and Mississippi and saw the winter
sights in many states and cities, spend
ing delightful and healthful season.
Otto Davis is fortunate in his first
angling for 1911 beauties. Far prefer
able to ''fisherman's luck" Monday
there came to him from an unknown
source, a rainbow trout that weighed
one and three fourths pounds when
ready for the skillet. We'd like to
fish too.
Prof. jerks and C. A. Parker be-
took themselves to the sparkling brooks
in quest of speckled beauties. High
wind and raw atmospere were not con-
ducive to liberal catches, but you know
true disciple of Isaac Walton is al
ways content if he as much as gets
''nibble.
The open season for catching trout
opened Saturday and will continue till
September l. The open season for
black bass commences June /. 1t is
unlawful to take or retain any variety
of trout less than six inches in length;
also any black bass less than ten inches
in length must be returned to the water
without injury.
Col Henry Casson, the best known
man in public life in Wisconsin, will
retire after twelve years as sergeant
at arms of the house of representatives
at Washington, D. C. His Office in the
capital Yas the headquarters for Wis
consin people and no man was more
thoughtful of his Wisconsin friends
than the genial Casson. He will return
to Wisconsin. Chippewa Independent.
Veteran S. P. Bon who has been
visiting friends here, went to Rockton
to visit his old army captain, Van S.
Bennett, who commanded Company /,
of the 18th Wisconsin during the Civil
War Mr.. Bon was one of the early
settlers of the Kickapoo country and
finds many Of his old comrades here
abouts to renew the fraternal friend
ship that ever binds them together. -
Viola Inteliigencer.
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