Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-03-22

DAVIS was forty-nlne years Old, leaves
wife and four children.
Paints ard varnishes at Towner'F.
Embroidery sale, Rogers. this week.
The Dispatch Bearer" Saturday
night.
See the Niagara Falls" Saturday
night.
.-Towner is prepared to furnish your
window shades.
A dead watch's friend-C. Nj. Nor
rison, Jeweler.
Ladies and misses spring coats
and suits. Rogers.
Wall paper remnants in room lots
at o. E. Davis drug store.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building Phone 80.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Anderson spent
Saturday and Sunday in La Crosse.
Will trade you land for any kind of
stock OF goods. See Wig & Solverson.
Cashier Lewis of De Soto bank,
was in the city between trains on Sun
day.
Chairman Alex Skolaus of jefferson
town, was among CENSOR callers of
Monday.
You can buy a one-gallon oil can
for l0c, Friday and Saturday, st Swe-
gers.
Tested Spanish Ccmstock tobacco
seed sold by Rogerson & Dahl at 25
cents per ounce.
MIR. and Mrs Fl. Running and
daughter Harriet passed Sunday at the
2. Z. Mitby home in CAshton
The Farmers Store sells 20 pounds
of sugar for one dollar; cheese Is cents
and peaches 8 cents per pound
MIR. and Mrs. c. E. Holcomb and
little son were here from Viola TO spend
Sunday with Miss Ella Wilson.
-Dode Fisk has disposed of his cir
Gus. He was in this city on Monday
interested in western real estate.
DO not fail to see our new "Colleg-
| ian" suits and rain coats Just re-
ceiyed spring line. The Blue Front
Store.
Have your election tickets printed
at the CENSOR office. Orders by mail
or telephone promptly and correctly
executed
Everything in bulk garden seeds at
Williams Feed Store. OH meal and
feed of all kinds. Goods promptly de-
| livered in the city.
To all members of the Institutional
force of the city schools has been
rendered an opportunity to return for
the ensuing school
While employed at the Officer dray
barn, Whitney Morrison, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. C. Morrison, had his left leg
broken below the knee by a kick from
vicious horse.
The finest farm on Pleasant ridge
for sale right now; forty rods to school
house, eighty rods to Sunday school,
finest location, dwelling house and all
kinds of out-buildings; S., 600. See Wig
| & Solverson.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Thompson we're
given a farewell surprise on Friday
evening last at their home. They ex
pect to depart soon for their western
possessions after having spent the win
ter months here.
We can name you right prices on
all kinds of building material and if you
fail to figure with us we both lose. Our
stock is very large and our grades the
| best. We can supply all your wants in
the lumber line John E. Nuzum e. Son.
DO not peddle your property to ev-
eryone who comes along to take a look,
but go direct and right away to Wig &
Solverson and make them your lowest
price They know the parties who are
in the market and are finding more ev-
cry day. That is their business, you
see.
Henry Higgins delivered his crop
of tobacco on recent date. 1t was
grown on viii Mills forty near Liberty
Pole cemetery. The entire crop brought
S430 and every plant was set in July,
between the eight and nineteenth, and
was harvested the latter part of Sep
TENDER.
1t may never come again J. Just ex-
actly what you wont, located just right.
prices right. Why wait? Time flies,
opportunity passes; it is up to you to
s. Wig & SoIyerson. They will nail
that farm, that city property, that
North or South Dakota land Or that
Taylor county land for you right now.
MIR. Ole T. Fortney Of Franklin was
ia 1AA~ Wy hLNitAdFg Abl AAfE hA6L ElAtiG
in seven months. During most Of that
period he has been confined to his home
by critical illness. He experienced a
long siege Of typhoid fever. and after
being around for some days had a re-
lapse ard suffered from typhoid pneu-
monia. He is feeling quite himself
again although whitened out ard not
strong.
"A few Of the very best farms abso-
Iutely free from quack grass and Cana
da thistle, lying close to the city of vi
roqua, are offered for sale today: never
were offered before, but just now you
have chance to buy them, and that
at prices that are very low. Do you
want to possess one Of the best right
now II you 10, walk in and see Ed
ward Wig or Albert SOlyerson. They
will show them to you.
Hans Christensen, son Of DR.. Chris
Jensen, was in the city on Monday en-
route to the big farm on West Prairie.
The young man was returning from
nine-mouths' service on Governor
Hoard's stock and dairy farm at Fort
Atkinson. Mr. Christensen has given
three years to study in the agricultural
college at Madison, and is row commits
stoned BY that institution to 20 nut and
make advanced registration testing Of
dairy production.