Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-05-17
Short News Stories of interest
picked Up by Censor Reporter. from v.rou. Source.
Plenty of good hay at Thayer's.

Assessors are making their rounds.
Window glass and putty at Town
er's.
All colors of alabastine at o. E.
Davis.
Marvel -four is the cheapest to use.
A. E. Surenson.
Special prices on shingles and roof
ing at John E. Nuzum & Sons.
AT Surenson's where you get the
best of everything for the least.
Buy your wall paper at Towner's.
Bargains in closing out patterns.
If you want remnants OF wall paper,
go to o. E. Davis drug store.
Liquid Veneer makes old things
new. For sale at J. Omundson's.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Lindemann bank builc-
ing. "A 81
"A sixth offspring came to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A. Peterson, a
son.
Boys two piece suits in the latest
styles. Ages toll. The Blue Front
Store.
Everything that is suitable for a
commencement present at Sam Llllls',
Jeweler.
Il have few wall paper remnants
left that will go at big bargain. o.
E. Davis.
w. w. Hanson, dentist, has re-
moved to dental Offices over 0. +.
Davis drug store.
Everything in lumber, brick, GEM
sent pulp plaster and feed at reasonable
prices at Thayer's.
Now if you want to rid your stock
of lice use Hygeno. Price Sl.O0 per
gallon at o. E. Davis.
DO you want to color or stencil?
Get those Easy dyes at Towner's.
Other dyes carried in stock.
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. Nuzlm & Son.
Elmer Anderson arrived from Nc
Henry, North Dakota, to visit for
fortnight among relatives and friends.
Fountain pens make an appropriate
present. Towner handles the Conklin
self filling, also the Moore and Parker
makes.
Paint brushes, paint, varnishes,
putty, window glass, chi-namel, fixall,
freskolin and alabastine at o. E. Davis
drug store.
Lee Griffin of Viola and Nellie Ma
honey of this city, have contracted with
Cashton board of education to teach
there the coming year.
George E. Sanford, late editor of
the Viola News, now student at La
Crosse normal, is engaged for principal
of West Salem schools the ensuing
year.
Sheldon Treseder ran into Viroqua
TO spend Sunday with his parents. He
has connection with an extensive man
ufacturing plant, and is a travelling
salesman.
Will Ady, Neil Nelson and Herman
Atkins accompanied j. I. Knudson to
Montana. The two former expecting to
be employed on his ranch during the pre-
sent season.
Suppose you were found dea d i.
Would your relatives and friends care
to recognize you with the underwear
you are now wearing? Try some of the
Leeve's underwear that the Blue Front
store is selling and you won't care who
sees it.
-Mesdames o. H. and Henry Helge-
son arrived from Montana for visit
of some time. The latter stopped at
the Westby parental home. Mrs. Hell
Zeson is welcomed among large circle
of old friends, where she long resided.
She is quite content in the great west,
as is her husband.
Mrs. ]. M. Rusk and daughter Mary
arrived home Thursday from California,
where they spent the winter months.
They met and visited with numerous
former Vernon county people. In CHI
cago they were joined by Miss Mary
Cooper, who came to spend the summer
with them, as has been her custom Tor
some years.
Fred P. Bean of Retreat made quick
trip in the purchase of an Imperial auto
mobile. He left this city on the South
eastern Saturday afternoon and had re-
turned here by 1890 in the evening.
He was accompanied 80 La Crosse by
Martin Larson, agent for the Imperial.
Mr.. Bean purchased a first-class outfit
for his purposes.
Warm growing weather of late has
brought out the leaves upon the trees
and sent vegetation forward at ire
mendous pace and reminds US that sum-
mer is almost here again. Not in a
number of years have the farms in this
section experienced so propitious a
spring. Everything at this date be-
tokens splendid agricultural year.
Rev. George E. Hunt, pastor of
the Presbyterian church at Madison,
refused to deliver his sermon Sunday
until the women had removed their
spring hats. The pastor said he was
tired speaking to animated flower gar
dens and that he had waited six years
for the styles to change, but in vain.
Henceforth he is going to have the
women place their hats in their laps at
service.
1t is not general tnown that the
year 1911 corresponds in all respects to
the year 1865, when Lincoln was as
assinated, that is, so far as the days
and dates of holy days are concerned
The shooting occurred on the night of
Good Friday, April l4th, and this year
Good Friday came on April 14th. Cal
endar for the years 1866, 1893 and 1899
can be used for the year 1911. but 1865
is the only one that will correspond in
all respects to the present year.
The sudden death of Lutte Purdy at
Hillsboro, last Friday afternoon, shocked
this community and the sympathy for
parents and kindred is unusually. keen.
Relatives and friends who came to ct
tend the funeral are. Mr.. and Mrs .