Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-03-15
Paints and varnishes at Towner's

Mrs. ALBION Lindemann returned
from st. Paul, where she visited friends
Hard rubber combs, all sizes, from
Toe up to 75c at o. E. Davis drug
store.
City council has granted a re-license
to I. B. Potts for three pool and bill
Hard tables.
-Tibbits- Cameron will furnish the
sensible door frame with any one of
seven kinds of silos.
-Elgin, Waltham, Towards, Illinois
and Hamilton watches at factory prices.
j. W. Lucas. Jeweler.
Golden Loaf" -four 81. 40 per sack
and Good Luck" flour S1.3 per sack
at Ostrem & Davidson's.
Paints, varnishes, stains, paint
brushes, window glass. putty, etc, at
o. E. Davis drug store.
Theodore johnson, manager of vi
roqua's and 10 cent store, was bust
ness visitor to Chicago.
Order cut flowers from A. E. Sur
enson, the grocer, who is agent for
.Jewett & Co., Sparta florists.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Li1demann bank build
ing. 44-52
Earl Slack has been taking a va
cation from fireman duty on the South
eastern, with Fred Wheeler as substi-
tute.
DIR. A. B. Norris of Portage passed
a day with his parents in this city. He
sontemplstes making professional visits
here.
-Rogerson & Dahl are receiving
shipment of rugs and it will be to your
advantage to learn their prices before
buying.
When you want the best Portland
cement on the market remember that
this is Atlas, and that we carry fresh
stock at all times. John E Nuzum &
Son.
Rev. and Mrs. Hartwell are enter
tanning Mrs. Lucy Kellogg, friend
from Vermont, par shioner of Rev.
Hartwell on his first charge after en-
tering the ministry.
Having bought full car of Paroid
roofngs, we are prepared to make at
tractive prices on anything in this line
and we guarantee the goods. Tibbits-
Cameron Lumber Co.
DIR. Will P. Gorsline and wife have
OCCll ACIC NiclbliS anu AOOhlhS dlkCA
farm interests. The doctor says Viro-
qua looks so good to him that he is
tempted to return permanently.
Evangelne Nestingen of Westby,
was in town this week soliciting schol-
airs for piano class. The date of her
first visit will be next Saturday. Any
one interested can obtain further par
ticulars at Browns Music Store.
"A real estate deal of no small
moment was consummated in the town
of Clinton when the Peter Stigen farm
was purchased by Godfrey Dorshied,
consideration being $4,000 Deal was
made by W. A. Lewis
Rev. Palmetto and wife have taken
possession of the property purchased
from j. E. Nuzum in the southwest
section of town by Springville- Brook
ville-Liberty Pole circuit congregations
for use of their pastor as a permanent
parsonage.
The two services by Rev. Faville of
La Crosse Congregational church in ex-
change with Pastor Hartwell, last Sun
day, were much appreciated by good
congregations. Rev. Faville is not an
entire stranger to Viroqua church goers,
and each visit here assures him atten-
tive listeners.
Co; C. E. Morley arrived home
from Washington, D c., on Sunday,
where he spent the winter IN perform
ance of his duties as assistant book
keeper in the house of representatives..
He looks we'll and says the winter was
an enjoyable one at the seat of govern
meHt notwithstanding the turbulent and
political factional wrangling during the
entire session.
W H. Caldwell was called from
Montana by the serious illness of his
mother at Ross. Recently he made a
visit to a number of old Vernon county
acquaintance in Canada, and says he
likes that country. Mr. Caldwell tells
the CENSOR that they had severe win
ter in Montana, especially on ranchers,
citing that one man near him lost a
thousand sheep in blizzard.
M. L. Horribly blew in from South
Dakota on Monday to spend a few days
with relatives. He says they had COM
menced seeding in some parts of the
Dakotas. Notwithstanding the fact
that he has done we'll during his twenty
three years residence in the west, Mr..
Hornby regrets that he did not remain
here and reap the benefit of increased
land prices, averring that the average
man who has stuck to old Vernon is the
gamer.
Fred Riley shipped two car loads of
farming implements, live stock, house
hold effects and years provisions to
Custer county, Montana, yesterday,
where he will take up farming on the
900-acre ranch acquired there last sea
son. 1t is not necessary to wish Fred
success because he is one of the fellows
who can always turn over success where !
ever placed. He retains his farm in
Franklin. Enroute to town, Monday, |
Fred sold to buyer a four year-old
horse Re had intended to take west. /
al rTice better than $780, Mr. Riley's !
family viii rot leave for the new home !
for some time.
We are just starting on our seven |
teenth year in the marble and granite |
business. In all this time we have tried |
to sell at as small margin as possible, /
materials and workmanship considered, |
and we will now take the opportunity I
to thank the people of this vicinity for |
their liberal patronage. We have sold I
hundreds of monuments during this /
year, and this spring We will be in bet |
ter shape than ever to take care o. our i
trade, as we viii have several carl, ais 4
of monuments in stock when we get all /
our new stock in. Owing to there be- 4
ing so many fraudulent agents on the 4
road be careful when placing your or I
ders and place them with the Larson 1