Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-04-26
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

Marvel -four is the cheapest to use.
A. E. Surenson.
Goat ard skirt hangers at cents.
The Bide Front Store.
Car of bran just received at H. d.
Williams & Co.'S feed store.
Ask Stoll Groves why you should
patroniZe a one price store.
Special prices on shingles and roof
ing at John E. Nuzum & Sons.
AT Surenson's where you get the
best of everything for the least.
"A guaranteed watch fob with every
wool boy suit at Stoll & Groves.
Henry E. Rogers was confined to his
home by sickness for few days.
Buy your lumber, shingles, cement.
rooffings, brick and silo stock of Thayer.
A rs per cent discount on all ladies
suits, coats and skirts at Roman &
Felix's.
Wig & Solverson have purchased the
r. ]. Solberg residence property in the
First ward.
-Alsyke, medium mammoth alfalfa
clover seed for sale by H. d. Williams
& Company, Viroqua.
DO you want to color or stencil?
Get those Easy dyes at Towner's.
Other dyes carried in stock.
Will sell IA % cent can of K. C.
baking powder guaranteed pure, for
~ cents; bargain at Sweger's.
Rogers takes orders for ingram
carpets and linoleum made to fit the
room. Get prices before buying.
You can always save money by
buying your lumber, shingles, cement
and wire of John E. Nuzum & Son.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Lindemann bank build
ing. "A 81
Paint brushes, paint, varnishes,
putty, window glass, chi-namel, fixall,
freskolin and alabastine at o. E. Davis
drug store.
Willie Harris of Jefferson went to
Montana. He expects to spend the
summer there. He will find employ
ment at Wilbaux. We wish the young
man success.
Nathaniel Henry has purchased the
old Tenney farm of 200 acres near Red
Mound, and will soon remove there
from the town of jefferson. 1t is a
fine location on the main road leading
to De Soto.
All citizens interested in the future
of our city cemetery should attend the
annual meeting of the association,
which will be held at the city hall on
Monday evening next. Make it your
business to be on hand.
Buy Lewis" union suit of un-
derwear and gu 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.
Sylvester Sholden came from Dunn
county, where he is engaged ir build
ing tobacco shed for John I. Fortney
He says Mr.. Fortney has desirable
farm home, and there are opportuni-
ties for Others seeking good locations
and productive lands.
The famous epitaph plared on the
monument over her husbands grave
by a woman in Illinois, REST in peace
until join you. has almost a dupli-
cate in a sign on the door of doctors
office in Chicago This sign reads: "Do
not absolutely abandon hope until you
have seen me.
Franciscan Sisters, P. A Sparta,
Wis, writes the following to Brown
Music Company: eve wish to express
our entire satisfaction with the Kurtz-
mann piano recently purchased from
you. The tone is pleasing and the
action all that could be desired. The
piano is great favorite with our pupils
and real credit to our conservatory"
-Revs. Hartwell and McCallum and
Miss Geneva Graves returned from
Hillsboro, where they were on Satur-
day and Sunday in attendance upon the
district Christian Endeavor convention,
all reporting pleasant and profitable
meeting and much hospitality on part
of Hillsboro citizens. Miss Graves was
reelected district secretary.
Vacancy in Viroqua's Methodist
pastorate has been filled by Presiding
Elder Vance, and Rev. A F. Daschler,
a student in the theological department
of the Northwestern university, is the
appointee. Mr.. Daschler was on hand
last Sunday for his new work. He is a
young man, but has filled numerous
charges. The appointment is for bal
ance of the conference year.
MIR. R. r. Lemen was taken to La
Crosse or Thursday where, at one of
the hospitals, it was found necessary to
amputate one of his feet. For some
time he had suffered from stagnation
of blood and his feet and legs were
swollen and black The ope ratio
brought relief and it is hoped that Mr..
Lemen may rapidly improve and be able
to return home in due time.
Tom Karl, the famous manager and
tenor of the Bostonians, is an enthusi-
astic user of the Kurtzmann piano. He
writes: Having used in my home for
the past two years the Kurtzmann up
right piano, | can truthfully assert that
it has given me utmost satisfaction.
using it as | have constantly in nv
teaching and as an accompaniment for
my voice in singing, for which use I
could not find better or more mellow
instrument.
Wig & Solverson have purchased the
Arthur Perkins farm formerly known
as the Rob Mellum) this fS-n, contains
160acrest 70 acres ridge land under p,cw
and acres first class valley tobacco
land, 8-room frame house worth 81, 800,
new 80 foot tobacco shed, 24x64 barn,
granary, wood shed, good well, farm
well fenced with about one-half woven
wire fine location. and a number one
renter on the farm now. For sale or
trads see Wig & Solverson.
News dispatches report removal
f3om office by the governor o. Sheriff /
E. B. St John of Forest county. He
was indicted for malfeasance in office, /
the charge being that while county
treasurer ne was short in his accounts {