Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-03-01

adjacent barns being also destroyed.
See ''In Africa" at the Electric.
Just received at Towner's large
assortment of purses and pocket books.
-"Linweave" for graduation dress.
Sold only by Rogers. Green trade mark
on edge.
Mrs. D. B. Collins of De Soto, was
a guest of Mrs. B. F. Ferguson over
Sunday.
New line of "Priestley's" crava-
nette coats, just received at The Blue
Front Store.
Cheer up! Liquid Veneer makes old
things new. For sale by j. Omundson,
Opera block.
Mrs. A. ]. Smith and Lyle Tate
were called to Elroy by the critical i'll
ness of sister.
Dove Eyes Gratitude one of
the best Indian pictures, at the Electric
on Saturday night.
Paints, varnishes, stains, paint
brushes, window glass, putty, ETC., at
o. E. Davis drug store.
Miss Lotus Weber did not return to
her school the first of the week, being
i'll with la grippe.
-Elgin, Waltham, Towards, Illinois
and Hamilton watches at factory prices.
j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
Golden Loaf" -four 81. 40 per sack
and Good Luck" -four 81. 35 per sack
at Ostrem & Davidson's.
Order cut flowers from A. E. Sur
enson, the grocer, who is agent for
Jewett & Co., Sparta florists.
-"In Africa" and Dove Eyes Graf
itude." great Indian picture, will be
featured at the Electric, Saturday
night. 81
IF. M. Towner sells the best rat and
mouse exterminator known to the
world; no danger in using, no stencil,
easy to apply-and so cheap.
You are welcome to come in and
see US and talk over your interests in
real estate, no matter where located
Wig & Solverson, Williams block.
Will the fire hose reach your pro-
perty? Whether it will or not, if you
are not insured, telephone to John Daw-
son & Co., No. los. Let them insure
you.
Mrs. L. C. Norris has jrst returned
from market and made purchases of
her spring stock of millinery and learned
the newest styles in trimming. Call
and examine her stock in Nichols block.
DIR. McElwee will visit his patients
at Hotel Fortney next Wednesday,
March 8 Persons requiring the ser
vices of specialist in diseases of
chronic nature will do well to not for
get the above date.
Merchant Galloway was in the city
from Rockton on Monday. He tells the
CENSOR that their section has enjoyed
a good season in logging and lumber
ing. Ole o. Tuhus accompanied Mr..
Galloway to the county seat.
No better evidence of genuine bar
gains than the large number of suits
and overcoats that have gone out dur
ing the past ten days. Look around
then come here is all we ask. We court
comparison. The Blue Front Store.
-Viroqua Home Circle Society took
possession of the Congregational par
sonage on Friday evening, giving Rev.
and Mrs. Hartwell a merry surprise.
Refreshments were carried along for
the occasion and jolly time was en-
joyed.
Isaac Silbaugh was painfully injured
on Thursday last. While saving wood
with a power machine on the James
Turner farm few miles east of town,
he, in some manner, came in contact
with the saw, deep laceration in his
thigh being the result.
"A. ]. johnson attended convention
ax.fE
at Milwaukee last week. Pres. Leggitt
of the ''RexalI" Drug company came
from Boston to address them. Banquets,
speeches and shop talk contrived to
make the meeting most enjoyable.
Friends are panied to learn of the
death of the wife of Dr. F. S. fainter
of Readstown, leaving husband and five
small children. the youngest a babe of
one week. This is a cruel blow to Mr..
fainter and his brood of motherless
children. and friends everywhere will
deeply sympathize with them.
Mr.. A. B. Thompson, a respected
resident of Pleasant Ridge, died on
Monday from cerebral hemorrhages,
after a weeks Illness, age,' xty-two
years. Mr.. Thompson and family came
to this section from Dane county in 1892
Funeral will be held from the home and
United Lutheran church in this city
Thursday afternoon.
We are just starting on our seven
teenth year in the marble and granite
business. In all this time we have tried
to sell at as small a margin as possible,
materials and workmanship considered,
and we viii now take the opportunity
to thank the people of this vicinity for
their liberal patronage. We have sold
hundreds of monuments during this
year, and this spring we viii be in bet
ter shape than ever to take care Of our
trade, as we will have several carloads
of monuments in stock when we get all
our new stock in. Owing to there be-
ing so many fraudulent agents on the
road be careful when placing your Or
ders and place them with the Larson
Bros, Viroqua. We also handle iron
fence and an KINDS Of cemetery fixtU-es.
Write or call for prizes.