Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-05-31

| Memorial day address at DodgeVllle.
Belt pins, breaches and tie pins 90
cents to $500 j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
i have some new watches just fresh
from the factory. J. W. Lucas, JeWe-
Ter.
Another car of Ardee -four, just re-
ceived at H. d. Williams & Cos feed
store.
Wool is being marketed in limit
ed way. The price starts loW-l5 to
| II cents.
The celebrated Crown Brand Hy-
drafted lime, always fresh at Ilbblts-
Camerons.
Rev. Evert of Cashton was in the
city to attend mission meetings on Mon
day evening.
DIR. Chas. Trowbridge now has his
office over First National Bank. Office
Phone No. ga.
AN No. l span of driving horses
for sale. Inquire of DR.. Surenson or
DIR. Trowbridge
High school commencement at the
tabernacle on Thursday night. The
public is invited.
w. w. Hanson, dentist, has re-
moved to dental Offices over o. Z.
Davis drug store.
The county soldiers relief com
mission spent day at the county seat
on official matters.
"A half-ounce of policy is worth ten
| tons of wreck, buy tornado policy OF
John Dawson & Co.
Mrs. Ray Waterman of Minneapolis,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
3. F. Norris in this city.
-Lucius Favor returned from his
trip to West Baden, where he was for
three weeks taking baths.
If you intend to paint your house
use St. Louis paint. Get color card
at o. E Davis drug store.
Clark Bennett is here from Chicago
visiting parents, brother, numerous rel
atives and oid-time friends.
-Springville W. C. T. U. viii be en-
tertained by Mrs. Ottie Thompson,
Thursday afternoon, June s.
Mrs. Allard Smith, who spent three
weeks with her parents, Col. and Mrs.
Butt, returned to her Chicago home.
House cleaning is here and if you
need some wall paper just look over o.
E Davis line before buying.
Paint brushes, paint, varnishes,
putty, window glass, chi-namel, fixall,
| freskolin and alabastine at o. E. Davis
drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell of Cashton
was a guest of their son-in-law and
daughter, MIR. and Mrs. Jorgan Moen,
over Sunday.
Paints for houses, barns, wagons,
buggies, tobacco sheds, in fact we have
paint for anything you have to paint
o. E. Davis.
The special sale of millinery at
Mrs. A. o. Larson's will continue the
balance of the season. Everything goes
at greatly reduced prices.
AT late meeting of the bankers
association of Western Wisconsin, Cash
Ter E. B. Knudtson of the Coon Valley
bank was elected vice-president.
Il desire your trade. A first class
| jewelry store deserves your trade; come
in let us deal together so it won't rob
either one of US. J. w. Lucas, Jewe-
| Ter.
All will do well to commence plan
ming for the big agricultural society
celebration on the fair grounds July
Fourth. Help to make it the success
that it certainly will be.
Rev. W. H. Vance, presiding elder
of this Methodist district, held quarterly
conference on Springville circuit last
Saturday and was out the three charges
with Pastor Palmetto on Sunday.
-Overstocked on mems work shoes
we are putting price on them that
viii move them quickly. Honest made,
solid shoes that you pay So. % to 81. so
for, get at Sl.75 to $500. The Blue
Front Store.
Don't overlook our elegant new
stock of dress shirts, Mems and Boys
suits, Slp-On rain coats, Ralston shoes,
fine hosiery and everything worn by
Man or Boy. The latest and best. The
Blue Front Store.
-"Spotzoff," the new preparation
especially manufactured for automo-
biles, sold by A. j. Johnson, does just
what it's name implies remove all
dirt and rust from metal parts. Try
can. 1t will satisfy you.
We direct especial attention to the
inside news pages of today's CENSOR.
There may be found a splendid array
of intellectual miscellany, legislative
and state news, stories, world news,
Memorial day selections and illustra-
tions, and something for every member
of the family.
"A wholesome admonition is that by
an exchange wh..h remarks that the
Gypsy season is at had, SO it viii be
well to prepare for these rovers. Meet
them at the gate and tell them that
the road hes yonder, and to travel on.
Keep them goins and see that they
don't get next to your purse.
President Taft is quoted as saying: |
Il think every city is under the strong
est obligation to its people to furnish /
to the children from the time they be- |
gin to walk until they reach manhood, !
places within the city walls large !
enough and laid out in proper form for /
the playing Of ali sorts Of games which /
are known to our boys and girls and I
ara lfrad bV7 thar -