Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-05-24
Locals

Window and door screens at Thay-
er's.
Ladies gauze underwear &c. Ro-
man & Felix.
Lace curtains at reduced prices at
Roman & Felix's.
Motions at special low prices at
Roman & Felix's.
La Force Perfume and wife have
returned to Viroqua to live.
Ladies white hemstitched banker.
chiefs lc at Rsman & Felix's.
H w. Bankers cough remedy cures
that awful cough. G. F. Dahl.
See the big watch display in the
window of ]. w. Lucas jewelry store.
Mrs. Jitley Norris and son of Ban
gor, are visiting at the residence of
William Webb.
In regard to Ardee flour. once you
try sack, you will have no other.
For sale at Williams feed store.
You can always save money by
buying your lumber, shingles, cement
and wire of John E. Nuzum & Son.
Our Retreat correspondent tells of
the death of Mrs. Mellan, one of Tao
early settlers of western Vernon ccdn-
ty.
w. w. Hanson, Dentist, will re-
spond to any call for his services, day
or night. Phone Nos: residence 1877;
oiiice 2s4.
Mrs. Chapman of Stoughton was in
Vircqua for visit with the families of
her brothers, M. D., Chas. W. and G.
z. Chase
Miss Eliza Hall of Bangor, visited
tive Viroqua. She is a daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. John r. Hall.
Burns Morrison goes to Jackson
county to visit his son Bert and family,
who are farming. Mr.. Morrison makes
the drive by private conveyance.
Rev. and Mrs. Nuzum arrived home
this morning after many week spent
at GAINESVILLE. Mr.. Nuzum is yet very
weak from his critical surgical opera
tion.
Minnesota mixed paint is unques-
tionably the best paint made. john
son sells lots of it, and also keeps a
complete line of supplies -varnish, fill
lers, brushes, etc.
Today, for the first time in many
weeks, Colonel C. NJ. Butt walked to
the city and attended official matters at
the court house. All were pleased to
see his familiar figure once more on the
street.
--0verstocked On mems work shoes
we are putting price on them that
will move them quickly. Honest made,
solid shoes that you pay So. rs to 81. SO
for, get at $l.75 to $500. The Blue
Front Store.
Don't overlook our elegant new
stock of dress shirts, Mems and Boy
suits, Slip-0n rain coats, Ralston shoes,
fine hosiery and everything worn by
Man or Boy. The latest and best, The
Blue Front Store.
The city band has an addition of
some note in the person of Vincent
Maddoc, who will find employment in
the city. He is q musician or fine
equipment and can give instruction on
almost any instrument.
| The Bryant Stock Co., fourteen
acting people, at the Opera house Dec
Grafton day, presenting the appropriate
military play. ''On Parole. Popular
prices, l5e, 25c and 35c.
Immediately after return from the
cemetery on Memorial day, the Relief
Corps will serve lunch to the old sold
iers at Running hall. Hospital corps,
band members, city officials, husbands
! of Corps members are also invited.
Peter E. Mitby of Cashton, and
| Martin Jackson of Sparta, were busi-
ness and social callers in the city on
| Thursday. 1t is the first time Mr.. Nit
\ BY has ventured out from home for
some months, having suffered greatly
| from rheumatism.
Nathan J. Hayes, who went west g
few months ago, is now located at Ana-
conda, Montana. where he is connected
with the government forestry bureau
and is engaged in an interesting and
lucrative work. It is a study he has
pursued and finds his services are q p
preeiated.
An exceptionally fine show. The
Bryant Stock Co, now playing La
| Crosse, having an open date on account
of Madame Sherry being booked at the
La Crosse Theater, Decoration day, vii
present the military play, ''On Parole
Tuesday evening. This is an oppor-
tunity Of witnessing q guaranteed at
traction at popular prices-Z5 and DC,