Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-05-10


Vegetation is on the jump.
Window shades at Towner's.
Wash ties at Stoll & Groves 25c.
If you want a salty razor see
Towner.
Curtain poles and sash rods at
Towner's.
--Moores non-leakable fountain pens
at o Z. Davis
Wall paper of all prices at o. E.
Davis drug store.
Sporting good at Towner's base
ball, tennis and croquet
Marvel iour is best to use. For
sale at S1-enson's grocery.
If you want remnants of wall paper,
go to o. E. Davis drug store.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 49,.
| Best medicine on earth, H w.
Barke'rs cough remedy. c. F. Dahl.
A Woody Boy watch with every
Woody Boy suit sold by Stoll & Groves.
John Ristuben and wife of Cashton
visited with the J. H. Sherrick family.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Lindemann were
at West Salem for days stay with
relatives.
Another shipment received of those
stylish soft bosom dress shirts. The
Blue Front Store.
If you want good watch cheap,
for commencement present, come to
Sam Li..is, Jeweler.
Miss Marian Hayes is here from
Chicago visiting her mother and other
relatives and friends.
| Young Jack Smell suffers from q
wound inflicted by running ten-penny
nail completely through the hollow OF
one foot.
/ Have you used Ghi-Namel? You
had better. It's better than the best, "
and o E Davis sells it.
/ Just in receipt of large shipment
of men S famous Ralston Health Oxford
shoes. The latest styles in black, tar
and patent leather, So 90 to $500. The
Blue Front Store.
Rural Driver Lyle Tate met with a
financial loss in the death of one of his
best road animals, fire young mare.
The beast died from cello after a day 4
round on the route.
Having bought full ear Of Paroic
/ roofngs, we are prepared to make at
tractive prices on anything in this line
and we guarantee the goods. Tibbits.
Cameron Lumber Co.
Blue serge suits have advanced SOC
to 81 90 per suit. We still have a good
supply on hand and have made no ad-
vance. The Blue Front Store.
MIR. Henry G. Hauser arrived here
this morning to remain permanently
with the Brown Music Company as
their piano tuner and salesman.
Veteran Henry Kish was business
caller in the county seat from Stoddard
today. Mr.. Kish was member of the
Twelfth Wisconsin and feels keenly
the passing of his old comrades in arms.
Manager Brown positively assures
patrons of the Opera house one of the
best musical attractions of the season,
when Damon's Colored Comedy Com
pany appears here on Friday, May II.
The late Denman Thompson, one of
the most unique men who has been on
the American stage for a generation,
was full cousin to Mrs. E. A. Stark,
of this city. "The Old Homestead"
was Mr.. Thompson's most taking play.
Last meeting of the Woman's Club
| for the season was held at the home of
Mrs. w. D. Dyson on Monday after
noon, when full attendance was pre-
sent Miss Ethel Nuzum gave a brief
talk on her observations in Holland,
which was of especial interest.
mo set progi am was carried through
! in this city on Arbor Day. Many trees
and shrubs were placed on private
grounds. as there should be every sea-
SON. Doubtless numerous s tho o Is
throughout the county took due OBJ
servance of the day in planting differ
ent species Of trees.
Miss Alta Cass, a former Viroaua
young lady, recently received a fine
position as stenogrspher at the north
ern hospital for insane located at Elgin,
Illinois. Miss Cass was accorded the
place on the merit system following
civil service examination. She had
been with Belyidere firm previous to
receiving a state appointment. Miss
Cass' friends here will rejoice with her
on this good fortune and preferment.