Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-04-19
Short News Stories of Interest
Did you go fishing?

-Towner is prepared to furnish your
window shades.
Coon Tobacco seed for sale at
Sweger' 5 grocery.
Wall paper of all prices at o. E.
Davis drug store.
Coat and skirt hangers at 5 cents.
The Blue Front Store.
Car of bran just received at H. D.
Williams & Co.'S feed store.
r. G. Cooley of Fond du Lac was
in the city to visit relatives.
If you want remnai is of wall paper,
go to o. :. Davis drug store.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
DR.. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 81.
You can cure that cough with H. w.
Bankers cough remedy. Z. f. Dahl.
Price of Williamson best -four, now
81 so per barrel, at II. D. Williams &
Co.'S.
District Attorney Bennett passed
two or three days IN Chicago on bust
ness.
Many teachers and students from
other parts came home for Easter va
cation.
-Magnus Theige was kicked by
horse. His wounds are painful but rot
serious.
Ever Monsen is again installed as
baggageman and pumper at the st.
Paul station.
President Henry Lindemann of the
Bank of Viroqua is IN Chicago on bust
ness matters.
W. w. Hanson, dentist, has re-
moved to dental Offices over 0. E
Davis drug store.
You can't dodge a tornado; but you
can dodge the loss, by buying Insurance
of John Dawson & Co.
If you intend to paint your house
use st. Louis paint. Get color card
at o. Z Davis drug store.
House cleaning is here and if you
need some wall paper just look over o.
K Davis lire before buying.
Saturday marked opening of trout
ing season, and the day was well ian
proved by not few in this city.
DIR. Suite is visiting different sect
ions of the state on fraternal matters
connected with Odd Fellowship.
Mems dress gloves, the cullen
Make, they are the best, new line just
received. The Blue Front Store.
SirKnights Hunter ofViola and John
NJ. Bennett OF Bud, came TO attend
Easter service with their fellow Knight.
LATE Fox is re-appointed deputy
game warden at Black River Falls. He
was q longtime resident of Hillsboro.
Piano instruction, every Saturday
by Evangeline Nestingen of Westby.
For particulars call or write to Brown
Music Co.
-Viroqua and Sparta high school
ball teams have schedules as follows
for the season: At Viroqua April 20;
at Sparta May n.
The largest, most roomy, warranted
not to rip overalls to be had Our own
brand, The Blue Front Special" The
Blue Front Store.
and joined fishing party on Brush
Greek last Saturday. They secured
few of the finny tribe.
-Thos. Pierce and w. A. Lewis were
Bloomingdale callers in the city. Mr..
Lewis met his brother here, Supervisor
o. G Lewis of De Soto.
Editor and Mrs. E. H. Brown were
in the city from Cashton to spend Sun
day with Attorney and Mrs. j. A. Moen.
Their son Freeman accompanied them.
There is no better place to secure
plain and ornamental commercial print
ing IN all western Wisconsin than the
CENSOR office. Work promptly exc
cuted.
1T was a beautiful Easter-the sun
shone brightly, the birds warbled sweet
ly and all nature and people were in
harmony with the spirit of the story of
the resurrection.
-Viroqua Chapter, order of Eastern
Star, will give a social and whist party
at Masonic hall, Friday evening Of this
ladies are invited to attend.
Mrs. C. E. Lieura1ce and family
left for West Lima on Thursday last.
Mr.. Lieurance came here to meet and
take them to the new home, where he
is engaged in the mercantile trade.
The local telephone company has
erected garage in the rear of the
First National Bank in which to house
new truck automobile purchased for
the uses of the service in and about the
city.
Avalanche merchant, c. S. Froi-
land, was a business caller in the city
on Thursday. To the CENSOR he said
business had been good in his line and
trade increased from the time he took
possession.
Miss Myrtle Shanks came from La
Crosse to spend Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. Henry Hendrickson. Miss Shanks
is much pleased with her new duties as
private stenegrapher to Professor Cot
ton, president of the statenormaI school /
in La Crosse.
Richard Elacott and wife arrived |
home on Monday, after having spent |
six months abroad, renewing friend |
ships of the old day Is in England They |
also visited Scotland and other Europ- |
can countries. They look hale and /
hearty and pronounce their trip one
round of pleasure.
Viola high school held a contest, /
Saturday evening, to ascertain who |
among its students was most entitled /
to a place or the program for the /
Kickspoo valley oratorical contest. /
Superintendent Gardner, Principal /
Smith and Professor jerks were called /
to pass judgment.
Miss Mary Alexander, seventeen
year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. |
". Alexander, was taken 70 La Crosse /
hospital on Sunday morning and oper- 1
ated upon for appendicitis. Mrs. Alex