Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-06-07
Locals

Month of roses-not very plentiful
yet, however.
Wall paper of all prices at o. E.
Davis drug store.
Get your noxious weed notices at
the CENSOR Office.
-Viroqua amateur team is playing
some ball, we guess.
Headquarters for poultry food at
Williams feed store.
Sporting good at Towner' base
ball, tennis and croquet.
Marvel -four is best to use. For
sale at Surenson's grocery.
-Tibbits-Cameron will save you
money on shingles or roofing.
Homegrown Strawberries are ready
for use, in limited quantities.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &C.
Special prices on shingles and roof
ing at John E. Nuzum & Sons.
Nothing like H. w. Barker's cough
remedy for cough and colds. c. F. Dahl.
See the big watch display in the
window of j. w. Lucas jewelry store.
-Barnum & Bailey's circus and me-
nagarie will show in La Crosse on June
%.
Edward Clarke returned to Mil
waukee after several weeks spent at
home.
Miss Hazel Wolfe of Sparta has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Chester
Minshall.
Miss Lola Eastman of Valley was
taken to La Crosse hospital for medi-
cal treatment.
Mrs. Jerome Favor went to Heron
Lake to pass month with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. j. Moe.
Mrs. C. E. Morley goes to La Crosse
today to take treatment and possibly
undergo an operation.
DO you want to color or stencil?
Get those Easy dyes at Towner's.
Other dyes carried in stock.
Great reduction in sterling silver
tea spoons so cents to S1.72 Engraving
free. j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
You can always save money by
and wire of John E. Nuzum & Son.
w. w. Hanson, Dentist, will re-
spond to any call for his services, day
or night. Phone Nos: residence 157;
office 284.
Now let the boys and girls devote
their vacation period to useful occupa-
! zion and healthful and beneficial re-
creation.
If you are needing a good silo of
| tile, brick, concrete or fir slaves, with
homemade or Iowa swinging door,
buy of Thayer.
The special sale of millinery at
Mrs. A. 0. Larson's will continue the
balance of the season. Everything goes
at greatly reduced prices.
"A large party of people took in the
excursion to La Crosse on Sunday, and
good portion of them participated in
the steamboat excursion to Winona.
Fred Hanson secured employment
with a manufacturing institution in
Minnesota, where he took up his work.
His family will follow before long.
Miss Eunice Hayes of this city,
now student at the La Crosse normal,
has been engaged to teach in the pub
i lie schools at De Soto the ensuing year.
MIR. and Mrs. VIII E. Nelson took
their child to La Crosse, where it was
operated on for blood tumor S4tisfac-
tory results are reported from the hos
pital.
John W. McLees departed for his
/ Montana home after a month spent in
I this section. He remarked that his
! boys were now having on their ranch
They grow alfal r., cutting two and three
crops each season.
Watches, jeweiry and silverware
| .ytlI raYralxy aFa finn fit1a
sents; this is something that one can
keep for life. My stock is the most
! complete in this part of the country. j.
w. Lucas, Jeweler.
Boys "Kazoo" suspenders and hose
supporters combined. They are the
| best thing for boys yet invented. Easy
on the stockings and good support to
the shoulders. Every boy should wear
them. The Blue Front Store.
When you buy watch buy of a
man who has had experience in watches.
My twenty-five years experience in the
jewelry business is free to you. All
watches sold under a guarantee as to
price and quality. j. w. Lucas, Jewe-
Otto and Ben b Nwn are in Chicago
to attend the national piano dealers
association, which is composed of more
than thousand handlers and manu-
features of musical instruments. The
Browns are members of the organiza-
ton.
Through Wig & Solverson Mr.. Ole
o. Tuhus of Rockton, has acquired
through trade the Wilt property owned
by d. d. Williams, north of the old
fair grounds. Mr.. Williams receives
as part consideration quarter section
of land in Northern Wisconsin.
Mrs. Alma Peterson Chapman, with
her young son, was in the city paying
a visit to her relatives. the Fortney
families. and others. For ten months
following her marriage Mrs. Chapman
resided in Mexico. where her husband
is civil engineer, serving large min
ing interests, They will be transferred
to Los Angeles. California, where Mrs.
Chapman expects to go within a few
weeks.
After six weeks spent at the La
Crosse Lutheran hospital +. r. Lemen
returned home Saturday, accompanied
by his wife, who remained with him
during his absence. AS has before been
announced, Mr.. Lemen suffered am
putatiOn of his right foot, the result of
bad blood. 1t is a great satisfaction to
his many friends to know that Mr..
Lemen is very much improved in gen
eral health.
Captain Jackson Silbaugh does not