Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-05-10


-Rubberset tooth brushes price Csc at
o. E. Davis drug store.
Call On Sam Lillis, jeweler, before
you buy commencement gift.
Martin Robinson was a caller from
Manning vicinity last Saturday.
Good peaches &c, good rice cents
per pound at the Farmers store.
Just received, some choice early
seed potatoes. H. D. Williams & Co.
When you buy at Stoll & Groves
you know you are dealing at one price
store.
DIR. Chas. Trowbridge row has his
Office over First National Bank. Office
Phone No. "a
An No. ! span of driving horses
for sale Inquire of DR.. Surenson or
DIR. Trowbridge.
"A half-ounce of policy is worth ter
tons of wreck, buy tornado policy OF
John Dawson & Co.
If you intend to paint your house
use st. Louis paint. Get color card
at 0. E Davis drug store.
House cleaning is here and if you
h~N0 SOAtAS wan P0PSA JAot iOOh OsCA W.
E Davis line before buying.
The new styles in summer dres:
goods sold at the Farmers store al
only 12c yard, are certainly fine.
Wig and Solverson have sold to Mr..
Perkins the Viroqua residence property
recently purchased by them from r j.
Solberg.
w. w. Hanson, Dentist, will re.
spond to any call for his services, day
or night. Phone Nos: residence ISL
Office 284.
Mrs. R. B. Hoyt came from Chas
burg 20 witness the high school class
play, her daughter Letha taking part il
the same.
Paints for houses, barns, wagons
buggies, tobacco sheds, in fact we havI
a paint for anything you have to paint
o. E Davis
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Norton of Ii
Crosse were guests of their relatives
the Arlington family in this city owe
the Sabbath.
-Damon's Colored Musical Comedy
Co, at the Opera house Friday, Ma,
| II. Special prices for this engagement
Csc, S5c and SOC.
Fred w. Shepard was here fron
Prairie du CHEN to see his family. HI
reports plenty of business in his marbl
yard at the Prairie.
Granville Hall brought his trottin,
stallion, Easy Dawson, nere for tracl
work for this season with F. M. Min
shall, and for public service
lannon's Colored Musical Comed
Co, that appesr at the Opfra horze n
! Friday. May Il is said to be the bes
coloTed show in America.
There isn't anything more suitable
than a nice piece of jewelry for pre-
sent, and my stock Is complete, witt
prices that are right Sam Lillis, Jew
eler.
Friday and Saturdays high sehoc
plays brought large number of West
| by people to the county seat to witnes
the same. A good percentage of tn
cast was composed of Westby students
Quite a large number took ad
vantage of the initial cheap excursion
rates on the Southeastern last Sunday
There was noticeable increase in trave
between this city and La Crosse AM
intermediate points.
Congregational church people ar
commencing a general overhauling o
the interior to their house of worship
Among the improvements will be de
eorated steel ceiling. Bath room fix
lures and cess pool will be added to tn
parsonage.
w. w. Bennett, Indian agent TO
| the government, stationed in Fores
county, was in the city on Monday en-
route to the north from his Crawfcy
| county home. For a number of year
/ Mr.. Bennett was located among tn,
tribes in Oklahoma.
We realized early that there wa
going to be an unusual demand for blut
serge suits this season and bought ex
tensively before the raise in price. w,
believe we are better prepared to sui
your needs in this time than you vii
find elsewhere. The Blue Front Store
Frank Sargent was brought here ;
week ago from Stoddard, where he wa
picked up by officers in demented con
dition. Upon examination of physi
clans he was committed to Mendot;
hospital. Sargent is a resident of De
Soto, where he conducted a barber
shop.
"A very sad matter in the life Of
this community is the mental deranee.
ment and committing to Mendoza hos
pital of Mrs. George Morrison, thai
action having been made last week
Grief over the fatal accident that came
to her son last January is doubtless the
foundation for mental trouble.
Rev. Cry Goodseil tarried with old
friends in the city and country for a
couple of days, joining Will Post in q
fishing trip. He is now stationed al
Fennimore as pastor Of the Methodist
church, is married and has a little
daughter Guy has sort of love for the
Springville- Brookville- Liberty Pole cir.
cult, his first pastoral charge.
Mrs. ]. L. Glenn is in receipt of
cards announcing the marriage of her
son, Louis E. Spellum, at Mohawk,
North Dakota, May 8, to Miss Cora
Alice Thoreson, at the home of the
brides parents. Lou is in business at
Lorraine, in the same state, where he
has done well and has a good future,
which he much deserves because of his
life of industry, uprightness and good
character as Viroqua boy and western
business man.
We don't often enthuse over any,
thing we sell in the varnish line, but
when we procure a wood work finish