Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-05-24
Electric theater Saturday nigh.,

Davis.
Boys wash suits 4sc at Roman &
Felix's.
Eight bars of Lenox soap for Csc at
Roman & Felix's.
Marvel flour is the cheapest to use.
A. E. Surenson.
-Childrens 15c black hose lie at
Roman & Felix's.
Mrs. Chas. j. Kuebler visited rela-
tives at Cassville.
-Childrens muslin drawers lie at
Roman & Felix's.
An addition is being built to the
residence of H. P. Larson.
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.
Mems tan Elk shoes worth $3.50
now Sl.75 at Rogerson & Dahl's.
Leave orders for cut flowers for
Decoration day with Towner early.
Another child has been added to
the family of J.. o. Anderson of this
city.
Boys two piece suits in the latest
styles. Ages toll The Blue Front
Store.
Il have few wall paper remnants
left that will &c at big bargain. o.
E. Davis.
Nice line of oak timbers and planks
and lot of maple 2x4 and wider, cheap
at Thayer's.
Mrs. Albion Lindemann is in Madi-
son for a weeks visit with the family of
Professor Woll.
Now if you want to rid your stock
of lice use Hygiene. Price Sl.00 per
gallon at o. E. Davis.
Have you used Chi-Namel? You
had better. It's "better than the best, "
and o. E. Davis sells it.
For more than a week Harold
Proctor has been obliged to remain at
home because of sickness.
DO you want to color or stencil?
Get those Easy dyes at Towner's.
Other dyes carried in stock.
Great reduction in sterling silver
tea spoons so cents to 81 72. Engraving
free. j. W. Lucas, Jeweler.
The Henderson ventilated corset,
something new for hot weather, sold
by Rogers, ask to be shown.
Mayor and Mrs. Mork entertained
the Institutional force of the city
schools at their home Monday evening.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law Offices to the Li1demann bank build
ing. 452
M. ]. Jasperson, always alert to
improve his photography gallery equip
ment, has added three fine new back
grounds to his outfit.
Now is the proper time to use sheep
dip and disinfectant. Andrew Johnson
sells it either in cans or bulk. Bring
your own can along and buy it cheaper.
Big millinery clearance sale; 70
trimmed hats for ladies, so trimmed
hats for children. All go atgreatly re-
duced prices at this sale, balance of
this month, at Mrs. L. G. Norris.
And this time it is Albert Solver
son who has been telling the boys ito
have 'suthin that is, take smoke, on
the new daughter that came to his
wife and himself on Saturday last,
their first offspring.
Chris L. Foss of Purdy returned
from La Crosse, where he went to
bring home his daughter and numerous
children, the McKinstry family, who
were abandoned by the father. They
once lived in this city.
"A Tomah paper is authority for the
distressing information that the mother
of Mrs. Geo. A. McGonigale was sever
ely burned while disposing of spring
rubbish. Mrs. McGonigale immedi-
ately went to her old Iowa home.
-Richland Center is to have new
postoffice building. A leading citizen
and capitalist of that city is to coz
struct the block for exclusive mail SER
vice, having secured a lease from the
government for term of ten years.
Suppose you were found dead.
Would your relatives and friends care
to recognize you with the underwear
you are now wearing? Try some of the
Lewis underwear that the Blue Front
store is selling and you won't care who
sees il.
For the first time since early in
January Mr.. C. j. Cherrington was
able to come to the postoffice and call
on uptown friends. He came in car
riage, yesterday, and is greatly i'm
proved in health, being confined 10 his
bed much of the time since the fl st of
the year.
Mrs. Carl Baker, nee Nellie South
wick, died in Salem, Oregon, on May II,
1911. The deceased was daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Southwick of Salem
and niece of Mrs. l. D. Bennett of
Salem and Mrs. Leroy Hiles of this
vicinity. She leaves a husband and
two small children.
The newly organized ball team has
blossomed out with an attractive uni
form breaches, shirt and cap-of a
maroon color. If the boys shall play
ball anywhere as successfully as they
appear natty in their new toys, they
will bring some honors and winnings to
Viroqua and themselves.
A new rat poison is now manufactured
which kills and completely consumes
the body of the rodent, leaving no re-
sultant odor. 1t has greater attraction
for rats, mice, reaches and other YER
min than has cocaine Fer a dope fend,
while dogs and cats will not touch it.
Rat-Annihilator is the name of the pre-
paration, and A. ]. Johnson sells it.
The cottage owners of Maple Dale
and farther down the creek near the
old Mason farm, suffered by the loss of
a considerable amount of equipment by
having the cottages broken into and
most everything Of value carried away
since the places we're closed last fall.
There appears to be no clue to
the property or perpetrators of the
burglarious thefts.
-Viroqua Woodman Camp has order
ed sixteen attractive Forester team