Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-03-22


Go to the Electric Saturday night.
Garden seeds, the best, at Town
er's.
j. A. Fetty was city caller from
Viola on Friday.
Universal Portland cement the best
at Tibbits-Cameron's yard.
Friday and Saturday, Sweger will
sell a SOC house broom for 25u.
Pest medicine on earth, H. w.
Barker's cough remedy. c. F. Dahl.
Hard rubber combs, all sizes, from
Toe up to 75c at o. E. Davis drug
store.
Mrs. o. L. Buchanan of Readstown
has been visiting at the home of her
parents in jefferson.
-Tibbits-Cameron will furnish the
sensible door frame with any one OF
seven kinds of silos.
One lot of embroidery and inser.
Sions 4sc per yard at Rogers embroid-
cry sale, this week.
Paints, varnishes, stains, paint
brushes. window glass. putty, etc., al
%. E. Davis drug store.
Real estate dealers in the H. d.
Williams block, occupying Office rooms
vacated by S. r. Pollard.
Rural Driver Robert Small has pur-
chased home for himself and family,
the old Chris Oswald residence.
See our 10c and 15c four-in-hano
neckwear. Stylish and as good as you
pay 25c for. The Blue Front Store.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Li1demann bank build.
ing. "a So
W. w. Hanson, Dentist, will re.
spond to any call for his services, day
or night. Phone Nos: residence l57
office 294.
-25-inch embroideries, fine material
new goods bought for this sale at 29t
per yard; others at 39c, Ace and soc
Rogers.
What are factory prices on watches'
All factories of standard made watche:
establish price for re j jewellers Il
sell by. c. M. Norris Jeweler.
Word from La Fargo advises Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. D. Chase that they are
grandparents to little girl who ar
rived at the home of Willard Chase anC
wife
When you want the best Portland
cement on the market remember thai
this is Atlas, and that we carry fresh
stock at all times. John E. Nuzum &
Son.
Clinton NuZum was first out will
his automobile for this season. Other:
followed in rapid succession, and Sun
day was day of joy-rlding for owners
of machines.
MIR. John A Meeker, one of Rich
Woodstock at the age of eighty-sever
years. He was the father of Mrs. JohI
w. Groves.
Having bought fall car of Parole
roofings, we are prepared to make at
tractive prices on anything in this line
and we guarantee the goods. Tibbits
Cameron Lumber Co.
We welcome comparison in quality
and price with any mail order concern
offering any goods in our line, besides
we stand ready to make anything righ
that is not as recommended. The Blue
Front store.
-Evangeline Nestingen of Westby
was in town this week soliciting schol
airs for piano class. The date of hel
first visit will be next Saturday. ANY.
one interested can obtain further par
ticulars at Browns Music Store.
james E. Horribly, Burlington tele
graph operator at Bagley, was caller
on Friday Mr.. Hornby learned the
business at Victory more than a dozeT
years ago, and has been a trusted EN-.
ploye of the Burlington system evel
since
DOES the other fellow possess E
house and lot in the city of Viroqua
for which you would like to trade hin
your house and lot? Wig & Solversor
may be able to do this for you; if they
can't do it, no one will know that yoU
ever tried, nor will it cost you cent
Dispatches announce the death Of
Rev. H. w. Troy, Methodist minister
who used to regularly attend annual
camp meeting in Viroqua. For some
years Mr.. Troy had been connected
with Upper Iowa University, a Metho-
dist UNCONVENTIONAL school at Fayette.
Your farm is a good one and you
are making money, but it never suited
you-wrong location, too far to school,
too far to neighbors, wife has to do al
her talking over the phone, phone out
of order, it will never do. Wig & Sol.
version have the remedy, just see them.
County Clerk Berlie Moore has pur-
chased from James Treseder the 100
acre farm recently advertised for sale
near Ross. Having disposed of their
farm in the eastern section of the coun-
ty, Mr.. Moore parents will move upon
and cultivate the newly acquired prem
Uses.
The old Robert Hornby farm in
Franklin was sold at auction last Thurs
day, at Smith & MoeH' Office. The tract
consisted of 277 acres and it brought
$40, 252, three different parties buving
parcels of the area. They are Henry
Robson, Henry Higgins and William
HornGy.
The CENSOR is under obligation to
Merchant Chas. H. Upham Of De Soto,
who was in the city and paid US a plea
SAINT and financial call. Mr. Upham has
long carried on general mercantile
business in the Mississippi village and
is the municipality treasurer, and has
been for 10 these many years.
Grant Rogers and Phil Tate left
this city last Thursday for the west,
expecting to take government land and
also work at their chosen professions
to that extent permissible under the
land laws. Two more capable and de-
serviny young men have not parted
from home and Viroqua than these ma
tive sons.
do you want to trade horses? Yes.
many of you. Did you ever think that
you could trade farms with that person
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