Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-03-15


Gold Medal -four ard Boss feed are
unsurpassed. For sale at Thsyer's.
-Wanous' shampoo bags l0c each,
three for 25c at o. E. Davis drug
store.
Ben Rogers of this city has been
granted an increase of pension to $50
per month.
Don't buy wall paper until you see
Towner. He has some unusual bar
gains.
Mrs. Geo. II. Clarke entertained
number of neighboring ladies at an
afternoon tea on Thursday.
Mrs. Maggie Snodgrass Curry came
from Tomah to pass few days with
relatives and old-time friends.
See our 10c and 15c four-in-hand
neckwear. Stylish and as good as you
pay 25c for. The Blue Front Store.
New style belts, new suspenders,
new dress shirts, new and stylish fur
nishings of all kinds. The Blue Front
Store.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Hanson are en-
route home from South America. The
trip requires four weeks of continuous
travel.
We call attention to the change Of
tobacco seed advertisement offered by
j. Henry Tate for chance to purchase
Cumstock Spanish seed.
-"Hygeno' kills lice, ticks, etc,
and is one of the best disenfectants on
the market. Price, S100 per gallon.
%. E. Davis, Druggist.
Grand Lecturer Drier of Milwaukes
was in the city on Friday to give the
Masonic brethren a schooling on, the
unwritten work of the order.
Just call and see cur nice clean lot
of barn boards, siding and shingles.
We can save you money and furnish
you the goods. Tibbits- Cameron yard.
viii the fire hose reach your pro-
perty? Whether it will or not, if you
are not insured, telephone to John Daw-
son & Co., No. 105. Let them insure
you.
David Smith and wife have been
visiting at the residence of Mr.. Smith
mother. He is the youngest son of
Mrs. Isaac W. Smith and resides in
Minnesota.
On or before March 10Th, the den
tai parlors of Dl. w. w. Hanson will
have been removed to rooms in second
story of Dysons block, over Davis
drug store.
Many men of many minds, many
silos of many kind, but only. one SEN
sible door frame. Tibbits- Cameron sell
silos with the sensible door frame.
Place your order now.
"A note from Professor Martin Nell
son states that he is greatly pleased
with his work in the state agricultural
experimental station in Arkansas. Mr..
Nelson holds the chair in agronomy.
Advertised letters at Viroqua post
Office: Mrs. J.. Larson, Mrs. Nels NJ
Saalsaa, Mrs. VIM. Mckinney, Ed
Anderson, John Woidvig, C. A. Steen-
berg, j. Layer G. Co !, Ada Anthony,
A petition sufficiently signed has
been filed with the city clerk asking
that vote be had on the question of
licensing saloons. The question will be
submitted at the annual municipal cleo
ton.
Going to put on a new roof this
spring? Call on John E. Nuzum & Son
for the best redwood or red cedar
shingles. and forget your roof troubles
for twenty five years. 1t will pay you
to use the best.
Rev. T. Edgar Henderson dropped
in upon Viroqua and country friends TO
spend Sunday. He is an attendant at
La Crosse normal school, and also has
an outside charge where he holds Sun
day services.
Byron F. Sherman and Frank r.
Emo, clerk and treasurer respectively
of the town of Forest, were in the city
on official business last Wednesday
Mr.. Emo made a small delinquent return
of tax from his town.
F. w. Alexander returned from
Nebraska, where be went to attend the
funeral of Lis brother Charles, who was
stricken with a strokeof apoplexy, hav-
ing never regaIned CONSCIOUSNESS after
the fatal affliction came upon him.
We can name you right prices on
all kinds of building material and if you
fail to figure with US we both lose. Our
stock is very large and our grades the
best. We can supply all your wants in
the lumber line. John E. Nuzum & Son.
Milo Sabins called to tell us of an
error made in giving publicity to the
statement that he had recently pur-
chased the Josiah Latta place He says
he gave So, 500 for the farm six years
ago, and considers it worth third more
today.
Ole Lewison and family are enjoy
ing a visit from Mrs. Aaberg and
daughter Angie. Mrs. Aaberg is a sis
ter of Mrs. Lewison. The two listers
had not met for over forty years. Mrs. |
Aaberg came from Norway a short
time ago. Her daughter went there to
accompany her here. They have been
visiting Rev. NJ. X. Aaberg's at Glen
wood.
Many friends in this section will |
learn with regret of the trouble arising |
between I crest county and Mr. E. Il. |
st. John, former citizen IT this coun-
ty, and some years book keeper for
Miner Brothers at their extensive lum- I
Der mills near Bloomingdale. Mr.. st. /
John accompanied the Miners to Forest /
county on their removal there. He was /
later elected county treasurer, and at /
last election chosen sheriff. He has I
been arrested charged with embezzle- /
ment of county funds, it being alleged /
that the defalcation is something ike /
S, 900.
"A delegation of our young men re-
turned from Madison on Thursday, !
where they have been attending agri-
cultural college They were: Ernest I
Henry, Walter McClurg, Seimer Sherry, /
Alfred Jasperson, Carl HsndOn, the /
three first named receiving their di- /
plomas as full graduates from the short
course in agriculture. The CENSOR I
wishes that twice or three times the