Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-03-08
Short News Stories of Interest

Spring election falls on April 4.


Montana.
-Compo-rubber roofing: the best, at
Thayer's.
Nominate the best men for town,
village and city officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Beck will place
a silo on their farm near town.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &C.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
-Wanous' shampoo bags lOc each,
three for Csc at o. E. Davis drug
store.
Miss Hazel Shower returned from
a visit to Winifred Davis Brandon at
Black River Falls.
Will P. Hudson is visiting in Iowa.
He will take up a residence at Aber-
deem, South Dakota.
After visit with her sister, Mrs.
Roy Moore, Miss Ethel Leadman, went
to her Hillsboro home.
Mr.. C. H. Campbell was here from
Cashton to pass Sunday with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jorgen Moen.
Mrs. Emma Proctor went to Mon
tana after spending the winter with
Mr.. and Mrs. Hi Bellows.
Il have application for $1,000 on a
Sc, 900 farm, near Westby, at 6 per
cent. Who has it? Report now to w.
E. Butt.
so mems suits just received. The
popular 'Bacharach" cheap suits. Prices
$500 to So so, sizes "a to AZ. The Blue
Front Store.
Howard Smith has assumed man.
agement over the Hiles milk route.
Continued illness on part of Mr.. Hiles
caused the change.
-"Hygeno" kills lice, ticks, etc.,
and is one of the best disenfectants on
the market. Price, 81 90 per gallon.
o. E. Davis, Druggist.
Attorney Drew and E M. Potter
were La Fargo business callers at the
county seat on Friday. MIR. S. Glenn
was also over from the same vicinity.
Cape Shore Goldfish worth Is cents
per can, sold on Friday and Saturday
of this week, only, at 10 cents per can.
Overstock; get some of it. S.A. Sweger
Mr.. Lee Huntington, one of the
leading farmers Of Genoa town, was
business caller in the city on Thursday
Frank Knower was also here on bus
ness.
The very latest in hats and spring
caps. The Belmont So 90 and the Magic
81 90 hats are leaders everywhere. The
new spring styles. The Blue Front
Store.
On or before March 18th, the den
tai parlors of Dr.. w. W. Hanson will
have been removed to rooms in second
story of Dyson's block, oyer Davis
drug store.
A general dance will be given at
Running's hall in Viroqua on Friday
evening of this week, March 10th:
Everybody is invited. Good music will
be provided
What's become of the old fashioned
man who stputly maintained he was
interested in the schools but never
proved it by showing his face inside
the school house?
Mems work shoes We have just
received a large line of milwaukee
Made" mems work shoes. We feel
we can recommend these as the best.
Prices are reasonable. The Blue Front
Store.
Farmers say that the warm wealth
er of February saved them a lot of
feed. Most farmers are buying feed
and the fellows who have enough to
carry them through until spring opens,
are fortunate.
Inspect our line of white and Red
cedar shingles. Our stock is unusually
large and we can make attractive prices.
Better call and see them and arrange
to haul while the sleighing is good. John
E. Nuzum 4 Son.
Mrs. S. N. Neprud was in the city
from Westby to pay her daughter, Mrs.
Olaf Walby, a visit. While here she
made purchase of three fine Jersey
heifers from the herds of Geo. b. Fish
er and Will Lindemann.
H. M. Isham and daughter Cora
Sargent, have taken possession of their
new home in the Third ward. Mrs.
Shepard, who occupied the place, has
rented the Webb tenement house adj
joining court house park.
Rivalry in innocent athletic sports
has been rife between Viola and La
Fargo for years, sometimes one ahead
then 'tother. Now Viola is wearing the
belt with much of exultation, having
defeated La Fargo by "a to IL at bas-
ket ball,
William Crook was In the city, last
Friday, to receive transfer from the
administrator of the old James Crook
farm of eighty acres in kickapoo. This
is nice addition to Mr.. Crooks pos
sessions, and he is to be congratulated
on the acquisition.
-Viroquains are anticipating a rare
treat on the occasion OF the visit of
Beloit College Music Club when they
make their twenty-sixth annual tour.
The date for this city is made for March
Isl. Next to the university mandolin
and banjo club there is no western col
lege musical Organization to excel Be-
| lott.
The Wilt residence and thirty acres
of land north If the old fair grounds,
was exchanged by Edward Wig for
general merchandise at West Lima. ID.
| d. Williams is the second party to the
deal, and as a consequence it will make
himself and family residents of this
city, where they will remove before the
close of this month.
Auction sales are numerous in the
country districts already this spring.
And this is to remind the public that
the CENSOR Office is the very bestplace
to have bills printed for that purpose.
With each sale is given free notice in
the CENSOR, which sfour-fold more val
liable than bills in giving publicity to
the announcement Bringig yourorders
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Forrest ". Alexander received q
dispatch on Saturday morning advising
f4r1 80 @'8ha 1.--saIonr.aS .1auga Of the