Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-05-31
Short News Stories of Interest
Picked Up by Censor Reporters Source.
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Window glass and putty at Town
er's.
All colors of alabastine at o. E.
Davis.
DIR. Fifelds Bible Mission meetings
are daily growing in attendance and
strength.
Travelling Salesman NJ. A, Gauper
is at home.
Marvel -four is the cheapest to use.
A. E. Surenson.
AT Surenson's where you get the
best of everything for the least.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Lindemann bank build
ing. 44-52
See Tibbits-Cameron about screens.
If we have not your size we'll make
them.
Bows two piece suits in the latest
styles. Ages 8 toll. The Blue Front
Store.
i have few wall paper remnants
left that will go at big bargain. Q.
E. Davis.
Miss Clara Mccall came home from
La Crosse for Decoration day and COM
mencement.
Mics Ollie Watson is receiving
visit from her sister, Mrs. Bates OF
South Dakota.
From this date to next September
the city library will close at 5 O'Clock
in the evening
Lightning struck the tobacco shed
on the farm of Martin Thiel few miles
northwest of Viroqua.
Veteran John W. Marshall came
from Stoddard to spend Decoration day
with his old comrades.
Now if you want to rid your stock
of lice use Hygeno. Price S1.OO per
gallon at o. E. Davis.
Have you used Chi-Namel? You
had better. It's ''better than the best,
and o. e. Davis sells it.
DO you want to color Or stencil?
Get those Easy dyes at Iowner' s.
Other dyes carried in stock.
Great reduction in sterling silver
tea spoons so CENTS to SLIP. Engraving
free. j. W. Lucas, Jeweler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nelson have
moved from Westby to this city, Mr..
Nelson having a clerkship in the store
of Roman & Felix.
M. j. Jasperson, always alert to
improve his photography gallery equip
ment, has added three fine new back
grounds to his outfit.
DIR. Schreiner was in from Westby
today, reporting that a heavy rain and
hail storm passed over that section in
the early hours of Tuesday evening.
Now is the proper time to use sheep
din and disinfectant. Andrew johnson
sells it either in cans or bulk. Bring
your own can along and buy it cheaper.
While enroute from Cashton to Re-
treat Rev. Luke, pastor of Retreat
Congregational church, tarried over
night and participated in the mission
meetings.
Miss Valeska Preus has accepted a
position as saleslady in mercantile
established at Thief River Falls, Min
nesota, and left for that place to take
up the work.
Miss Bernice De Witt, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Dewitt, graduates
from Aberdeen normal school She was
a member of our high school class a
few years ago.
Charley Lieurance is over from
West Lima transacting unfinished bust
ness and renewing acquaintance. he
is well satisfied with mercantile opera
tons at his new home.
Big millinery clearance sale; rs
trimmed hats for ladies', 80 trimmed
hats for children. All go atgreatly re-
duced prices at this sale, balance of
this month, at Mrs. l.. c. Norris.
Venerable William Lake came from
over the Mississippi to join his old
neighbors in Memorial and Decoration
day ceremonies. He will remain for a
few days with relatives and friends.
AS is his custom Elijah Tilton ar
rived in season to be with his old army
comrades and neighbors for annual De-
coration and Memorial day observance.
He is stopping at Lindsey temporarily.
Landlord I'd. Finstad of Chaseburg,
with his wife, spent Sunday in the city
guests of DR.. and Mrs. Surenson. Mr..
Finstad gave his town the compliment
of pushing ahead materially this spring.
Neil Rude will soon be installed as
clerk at hotel Fortney, succeeding Peter
Nelson, longtime caterer to the travel
ing public. Mr.. Nelson has purchased
blacksmith shop at Esofea and ex-
poets to take charge soon.
Mr.. and MIS-. Luther H. Glenn and
daughter Clara depart, next Tuesday,
for a months visit in Montana with
relatives. During Miss Glenn's va
cation absence Miss Mary Coffiand will
be ii charge of the city library.
A. L. Russell and wife will be much
missed in this city, where Andy has re-
sided most of the time since the war,
popular man and old soldier. They left
for their new Sparta home on Thurs
day, where MIR. Russell has a residence
and five acres of land in the suburbs of
the city.
The Cashton Record tells of vi
cious attack made by bull upon
young son of Joseph Seitz, who resides
north of that place. While leading the
animal he tossed the boy in the air and
paved him under his feet. Three ribs
and other injuries were inflicted on the
youth, but he is recovering.
A new rat poison is now manufactured
which kills and completely consumes
the body of the rodent, leaving no re-
sultant odor. 1t has greater attraction
for rats, mice, reaches and other YER
min than has cocaine for a dope fiend,
while dogs and cats will not touch it.
Rat-Annihilator is the name of the pre-
paration, and A. j. johnson sells it.
"A news item of university origin
which appeared in the daily papers of
Tuesday was the mention of forty-seven
names in the membership of over two
thousand first and second years students
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