Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-05-10
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All colors of alabastine at o. E.
Davis.
Dealers in real-estate. Wig & Sol
verson.
-Rogerson & Dahl have very low
prices on rugs.
-Walk-Over shoes and Oxfords, at
StolI & Groves.
Marvel -four is the cheapest to use.
a E. Surenson.
-Ex-Sheriff Severson was down from
Westby on Monday.
Charley Chase was here from La
Fargo over Sunday.
All kinds of chick feed for sale at
Williams feed store.
-Munsing underwear for men and
boys at Stoll & Groves.
Buy your wall paper at Towner's.
Bargains in closing out patterns.
-Chas. E. Brown, town of Stark
farmer, was in the city Monday.
AT Surenson's where you get the
best of everything for the least.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Li1demann bank build
ing. "a 50
Everything that is suitable for a
commencement present at Sam Lillis',
Jeweler.
Il have few wall paper remnants
left that will go at big bargain. o.
E. Davis.
Hans P Larson was at Coon Valley
on matters connected with his marble
business.
&C. G. Tenney of Red Mound re-
turned from a sightseeing trip through
Missouri
Ole and liver Yttri and Willie Sven
son have gone west in search of en-
ployment.
With your next grocery order, in
clude sack of Marvel flour at Suren-
sons grocery.
See Wig & Solverson about your
real-estate, they may be able to trade
it off for you.
w. W. Hanson, dentist, has re-
moved to dental Offices over o. E.
Davis drug store.
-Dressmak;ng ir the front rooms at
Mrs. Ghode's residence. Inquire of
Miss Mable Pierce.
Mr.. L. .Steenberg, lwho spent the
winter at Retreat with his son, returned
to the city to rem ain.
Now if you want to rid your stock
of lice use Hygeno. Price $l.00 per
gallon at o. E. Davis.
DO you want to color or stencil?
Get those Easy dyes at Towner's.
Other dyes carried in stock.
Wig & Solverson have sold to Mr..
Perkins the Blacksmith shop and tools
recently owned by Mr.. Stogdill.
81. I,xv
buying your lumber, shingles, cement
and wire of John Nuzum & Son.
Paint brushes, paint, varnishes.
putty, window glass, chi-namel, fixall,
freskolin and alabastine at o. E. Davis
drug store.
-Wilbert Pierce, late of Gays Mills,
purchased Mr.. Walling's interest in the
barber shop in basement of the First
National Bank.
Mrs. Stoda took her little daughter
TO La Crosse for an operation, which
was performed by the removal of a
growth between the eyes.
Come and watch the sparks fly when
Damon's Colored Musical Comedy Co.
appears at the Opera house, May II.
This attraction is guaranteed to please
you.
Commander Gilman of the local G.
A. r. post, has been notified that the
department encampment has been
changed from June and to June 8
and 9, in Green Bay.
Miss Agnes Mckay, sister of a
former Retreat minister and merchant,
died at Madison on a recent day, aged
68 years. The Mckay family were re-
sidents of Retreat section thirty years
ago.
This is a busy season. Dozens of
extra men and boys can find work in
the city. Mechanics and decorators
have weeks of work ahead of them, and
citizens must wait their turn to be
served,
Very latest and newest styles and
patterns in neckwear. Nothing later
in style. Four-in-hands, tecks, club,
string and Windsor styles The new
large shape Windsor for ladies as well
as men. The Blue Front Store.
M. F. Summerfeld, Retreat black
smith, visited his parents on Asbury
Ridge over Sunday. He was a bust
ness caller at the CENSOR Office as he
passed through town. He is well salts
fed with his new location at Retreat.
The Hhlsboro Sentry strikes the
nall square on the nead when 1t re-
marks that nothing pays better than
good roads. 1t costs something to Sc
cure them, but they are arteries which
connect country and city, along which
the currents Of comfort flow. Bad
roads full of chuck holes, kill time,
team and temper.
Julius 7. Knudson arrived in town
to pack his household and personal eff
fects and ship them to Ismay, Montana,
where he will move upon four-hundred
acre farm and stock ranch. For the
past year Mr.. Knudson was in Mexico
because of delicate health of his wife.
We are pleased to know that Mr. Knud-
son will retain his partnership interests
here with his brother.
The beauty and efficiency of the
community increases-new automobiles
five new ones having arrived within
the past week The possess0rs are DR..
]. b. Chase, Pratt-Elkhart; K. w.
Hazen, Chalmers Detroit; F. A. Chase,
q Mitchell; Torger Fortney, an Imper-
ial; Frank P. Mcintosh, Buick. They
are all handsome machines and Of the
choice and standard makes. And the
odor Of gzsolene is in the air.