Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-05-03

Ben Brown is showing fine pictures
at the Electric.
Wall paper of all prices at o. E.
Davis drug store.
Marvel -four is best to use. For
sale at Surenson's grocery.
If you want remnants of wall paper,
go to o. E. Davis drug store.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Go.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 81.
Just received, some choice early
seed potatoes. H. d. Williams & Co.
Bran, shorts, ground feed, hay,
calf and chick food reasonable at Thay-
er's.
Oscar Gauper came from South
Dakota to attend the funeral of his
sister.
An No span of driving horses
for sale. Inquire of DIR. Slrenson or
DR.. Trow bridge.
DIR. Chas. Trowbridge row mas his
Office over First National Bank. Office
Phone No. GA.
"A half-ounce of policy is worth ten
tons of wreck, buy a tornado policy of
John Dawson & Co.
If you intend to paint your house
use st. Louis paint. Get a color card
at o. E Davis drug store.
House cleaning is here aid if you
need some wall paper just look over o.
E Davis line before buying.
Major R. A Richards and j. P.
Rice were here from Sparta, yesterday
to attend session of probate court.
Hon. j. D. Beck, state labor stat
istician, came from Madison snd passed
Sunday on his farm west of town.
"A full supply of lumber, shingles,
brick, cement, good pulp plaster, Innate
and roofing at Thayer's. Prices right.
Wig and Solverson have sold to Mr..
Perkins the VirOqua residence property
recently purchased by them from R. j.
Solberg.
Paints for houses, barns, wagons.
buggles, tobacco sheds, in fact we have
a paint for anything you have to paint.
o. E. Davis.
In order to make our Boss Feed
better known we will sell it for 10 days
only, at ST 90 per sack of 10 pounds.
Try it at Thayer's.
Frank Rusk has joined the Bulger-
Cheney -cus and trained a n i m |
show soon 20 start on its summer cam
paign, with Sparta as headquarters.
Otto Davis has under construct
ion stone silo on farm recently pur-
chased, the old Hill place. William
Bentson and son are doing the work.
The third of the Norwegian travel
ing libraries has lust been received, to
remain six months. " e nope our peo-
pie will avail themselves literally of
the opportunity offered.
DO not forget the last dance of
the season at Running's hall in Viro-
qua on Friday, May s. Everybody
welcome. Good music will be provided.
Lavold & Bean, Proprietors.
This is the time of the year when
almost every resident is busy cleaning
up the rubbish about their premises.
a neat, clean looking city always pre-
sents an attractive and inviting APP
pearance.
Mrs. j. NJ Rusk and daughter
Mary, Philip Bouffleur and daughter
are expected home at an early day,
having already departed from Los An
geles, California, where they passed
the winter.
General orders have been issued
from headquarters of the Wisconsin G.
A. K. announcing the arrangements for
the forty fifth annual encampment of
the department which will be held at
Green Bay on June z.
Miss Mary Alexander was brought
home from La Crosse after a hospital
confinement of nearly two weeks. She
will remain at the home of her sister,
Mrs. A E. Perkins in this city, till
strength has more fully returned to
her.
-Kranich & Bach, Behr Bros, Kurtz-
mann and Kroeger are among the few
old makes of pianos that are not con-
trolled by one of the great piano trusts.
/ Samples of these celebrated pianos can
be seen at the salesroom of Brown
Music Co.
The family of Max Roman arrived
/ from Michigan and are now domiciled
| in the Hendrickson cottage, near the
residence of N. d. Nc Lees. The fam
| lily will find welcome and wish their
| stay among US may be pleasant and
for years in the future.
Owing to the number of attractions
| booked at the Opera house coming close
! together, Mr.. Brown places the price
of reserved seats for Our Village Post
master which is booked for next Tues
day at 35c. This is regular SOC at
traction. Get your seats Monday.
The May Queen met with rather
cool reception in this year 1911 wend-
ed her way to the place of festivities in
driving northeast snow storm Meth
er snow nor cool weather have damaged
vegetation and as a whole the soaking
rain and penetrating snow have done
good
Albert Kuehn, Junior, of New
Albion, Iowa, spent Sunday in the city
with his brother, Alderman Kuehn.
| Albert is engaged with Boston pack
ing housh, representing the same in
purchase of live hogs. He says they
ship direct to the eastern city and it
makes an exceptional local market for
that class of live stock.
From the CENSOR office is being is
sued the annual catalogue for the coun-
ty training school, which will soon be
in circulation Size it up carefully and
we conclude that your judgment viii
be that it is a piece of printing well
calculated to meet critisism aud admir-
alton. Just the class of work the CEN
sof Office is prepared to give to custom
ers.
Did you ever add a one cent stamp
to an overweight letter thinking that