Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-05-24
Short News Stories of Interest
Picked Up by Censor Reporters Various Sources
Window shades at Towner's.

man & Felix's.
-Rubberset tooth brushes price 35c at
o. E. Davis drug store.
Editor Ferguson was here from
Coon Valley on Monday.
IF you want remnants of wall paper,
go to o. E. Davis drug store.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone sc.
Buy your wall paper at Towner's.
Bargains in closing out patterns.
Rev. R. W. Palmetto is attending
ministerial meeting at Whitehall
Liquid Veneer makes old things
new. Fc9 sale at ]. Omundson's.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
Leave orders for cut flowers for
Decoration day with Towner early.
Il have some new watches just fresh
from the factory. J. w. Lucas, Jewe-
ler
"A fine assortment of ladies' and
mems Oxfords and pumps at Roman &
Felix.
Another car of Ardee -four, just re-
ceived at H D. Williams & Co.'S feed
store.
Special sale, at SOC, of children's
dresses at Rogers, worth 76c to 81. so
each.
Ladies' and gentlemen velvet slip
pers all colors, while they last l9c.
Roman & Felix.
-Children's 6 to Ia year summer
dresses, one lot to close at so cents
each. Rogers.
DIR. Chas. Trowbridge row has his
Office over First National Bank. Office
Phone No. GA.
An No. / span of driving horses
for sale. Inquire of DIR. Surenson or
DR.. Trowbridge.
Earl Henry, wife and child of
Peoria, Illinois, are visiting at the home
of Milton Henry.
"A half-ounce of policy is worth ten
tons of wreck, buy tornado policy of
John Dawson & Co.
All kinds of field seeds, peas, millet,
clover, timothy and bulk garden seeds
at Williams feed store.
If you intend to paint your house
use st. Louis paint. Get color card
at o. E Davis drug store.
New summer dress goods dimity,
pongee and batlste s to IL cents per
yard at the Farmers Store.
Col. C. E. Morley went to La
Crosse on Sunday to spend the day
with his son Fred and family.
1t is good to be sure; better to be
insured, best to be insured against fire
and tornado by John Dawson & Co.
"A full supply of Boss feed, bran,
shorts, oats, calf meal, chick feed and
land plaster at Thsyer's feed store.
"A public dance will be given at
Running's hall on Friday night of this
week, to which all are invited. Henry
Gray will conduct the party.
You can't get better pictures than
NJ. J. Jasperson takes. Years of pains
taking work in photography have quail
fed him to give satisfying service.
Attorneys Graves, Proctor and Ben
nett are in La Crosse on either side of
the McLees-Stoll & Chase law suit.
The case is being tried by Judge Glenn
entson of the Lancaster circuit.
The city council has put an end to
dice shaking in business places. This
was being cultivated to such an extent
by young boys that the practice must,
from a moral standpoint be checked.
Mr.. E. A. Schmidt left, yesterday,
for Hillsboro, to enlist in the mechanical
work of charging the Hillsboro brew
cry, which is going forth under new
business reorganization of the institu-
ton.
Watches, jewelry and silverware
will surely make fine graduating pre-
sents; this is something that one can
keep for life. My stock is the most
complete in this part of the country. ].
W. Lucas, Jeweler.
-"SpotzofT, 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.
The Cashton Record says that a
Brush Creek farmer states that two
shots of dynamite were fred in the
stream there on recent night and that
the law breakers certainly secured many
trout. We are unable to secure any
further particulars although there is
considerable rambling talk on the SUBJ
ject.
Venerable Samuel Sloggy of On
tario was in town Monday. Mr.. Sloggy
one corner" as he expressed it. He is
nearing the four score mark now. In
his boyhood days he resided near Madi-
the writer is familiar are still fresh in
During the past winter those who
ia Ike observations on birds report that
very few remained in this vicinity.
This is probably accounted for by the
fact that there were not many berries
last year and winter birds feed on dried
berries and seed. The late frost last
year PLAYED havoc with all fruit and
flowers and this resulted In forlorn
feeding ground for the feathered tribes.
AT the weekly meeting held Mon
day evening the city board of education
was presented with rich and substan-
tial piece of Office furniture in the way
of a solid oak table, made in the man
ual training department of the high
school by the SophmOre class. II is q
piece of workmanship that well Illus
trates the quality of service and bene-
fits derived from this branch Of our
educational system.
For the first time in nearly fifteen
years the editor of the CENSOR, with an
auto party, took casual survey of the
delightful little village Of Ontario in
valley and on hill He was on quick
errand and briefly said how'dy TO few
citizens, then moved on. Shady, green
lawned, contented Ontario, with the his
torie. placid Kickapoo flowing past its