Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-04-05

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store.
Hear DIR. Alexander Thursday, to-
morrow.
-slrs. Kit Pierce is opening her pri-
vate hotel.
Universal Portland cement the best
at Tibbits-Cameren's yard.
Editor Bert Ferguson was here
from Coon Valley on Monday.
Special prices on shingles and roof
ing at John E. Nuzum & Sons
Everybody is going to Norway, Fri
day, April 7th, Opera house, Viroqua.
Calf meal and chick starter are
money makers for feeders at Thayer's.
You will save money by getting
posted on prices of rugs at the Farmers
Store.
DO not miss seeing Mr.. Fuhr' fam
GUS pictures of Norway. One night,
Friday.
Come in and let me show you some
thing new in wall paper. o. E. Davis,
Druggist.
Best base ball line in the city!
That's just what A. j. johnson offers
to the fans.
Mrs. J. D. Beck is here from Madi-
son visiting relatives and looking after
farm interests.
Complete showing of new spring
and summer millinery now on display at
Ethel Atwood's.
-Tibbits- Cameron will furnish the
sensible door frame with any one of
seven kinds of silos.
Circuit court convenes on Tuesday
next. The calendar will be a light one
and the term doubtless brief.
Rogers takes orders for ingram
carpets and linoleum made to fit the
room. Get prices before buying.
Miss Hatch, niece of Mrs. H
Trowbridge, is here from New York
visiting the Trowbridge families.
You can always save money by
buying your lumber, shingles, cement
and wire of John E Nuzum & Son.
-Towner is selling those remnants of
wall paper very fast. You had better
secure some before they are all gone.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Li7demann bank build
ing. ASP
Mr.. Albert Moen of Neville, North
Dakota, left for his home Monday after
a two weeks visit at the DR.. j. H.
Chase home.
Norwegian skiing, skating, all kinds
of winter sports and trip through the
"'Land of the Midnight Sum-" Friday,
April Z, at the Opera house.
Albert o. Hanson of Jefferson town,
shipped from this station for Montana
two carloads of live stock and farm
implements. He homesteaded last fall,
securing 800 acres.
-Knute M. Hooverson, of Folsom.
long time clerk of Franklin. was a cal
Ter on Friday. H, is placing materials
on the ground for the erection of a
modern substantial farm dwelling, to
be completed this season.
Arthur E. Perkins and family re-
turned from Litchfeld, Minnesota,
where they moved some months ago.
They are satisfied to get back to the
old stamping grounds. Mr.. Perkins
will again engage in blacksmithing.
Buy Lewis" union suit of un-
derwear and you will! have no other
All points of comfort are covered in
this underwear. Luxury. fit, durability
and actual value. Sole agents for this
most famous underwear The Blue
Front Store.
Ben Brown has secured extra fine
films for this week. They cost con-
siderable more and improve the service
1905. The pictures shown last even
ing were certainly up to standard.
Don't miss the special bill Saturday
night. Fine western drama and comedy.
1t is reported that Brad Miller,
conductor on the Viroqua branch rail
road, has fallen heir to a good sized
estate by the death of an uncle in Clark
county, lumberman. That there may
be no mistake about this windfall Mr..
Miller has a host of friends who will
so wish.
Edwin Peterson, who resides in
Bloomingdale neighborhood, had a SER
ious misfortune few days since in the
severing of the principal cords on the
back of his left hand. He was chop
ping in the woods, his axe catching
above on limb when in the act Of
striking blow, with the result stated.
Monday evening at close of regular
meeting of Alex Lowrie G. A. r Post,
the ladies of the Relief Corps took pos
session and served fine supper to all
post and corps members, including a
few guests. 1t was an enjoyable affair
in which nearly sixty persons partici-
pated.
Every horseman and breeder will
profit by attending the practical lee
lures of Dr. Alexander at the Opera
house tomorrow, Thursday, afternoon.
They will be illustrated, giving full in
formation as to every joint, blemish.
weakness the animal is heir to. Lee
lures absolutely free; for men only.
Ben. Jennings has been circulating
among friends along the Kickapoo and
Viroqua. He is connected with a bridge
crew of the St. Paul Railroad, head
quarters at North McGregor. Ben saws
the st. Paul's policy of retrenchment
in expenses is being carried out to the
letter, and the crew with which he is
associated was divided in halves, fifty
per cent of the usual number being
laid off.
Relatives here are in receipt of the
sad intelligence of the death of George
Earl Everson, who passed away at Mis-
soula, Montana, on Sunday, after an
illness with typhoid fever. Earl was
born here "a years ago. educated in the
schools. Later he engaged in rail-
reading and has been absent for dozen
years or more. For the past four years
he was with the Northern Pacific rail-
road. Seven years ago he was married
to Miss Ethel Cobb; parents both dead.
the mother passing away only a few
weeks since. Funeral viii be held at
Missoula on Friday.