Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-21
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

drills. None better.
%. E. Holsether is spending month
with relatives at Montfort.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
-$12. 600 to loan. part at 5S on a
number one security. w. E. Butt.
Miss Mollie Brown of Wabasha
visited friends in this city last week.
When YOU buy John Deere pillow
you get the best. Viroqua Implement
Co.
Mems Atwood black clay worsted
suits, SIS values at So 80, at Roman &
Felix's.
Fifteen cent ladies', misses and
children's fleece hose lie, at Roman &
Felix's.
Mr. Ed. Williams of Milwaukee spent
couple of days as guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sauer.
Read your ''yaller" tag. See if
the corrections made are right. If you
are in arrears pay up.
-I'll help loan your money at 6 per
cent. IN help you borrow money at 6
per cent. w. E. Butt.
Try Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for
that Indigestion, price soc and Sl.00. at
o. E. Davis drug store.
Mrs. R. w. Baldwin returned from
her parental home in Iowa, after sew
eral weeks visiting there.
John e. Stoll can loan you money
at reasonable rates and time to suit
borrower. Consult with him.
We are making special prices on
shingles, barn boards and dimension
stuff. John E. Nuzum & Son.
-Cottonseed meal and Sugarota dairy
feed are the best milk producers on the
market. For sale at Thayer's.
DIR. w. W. Hanson, Dentist, over
0. E. Davis drug store. Phone 284,
residence and office. 1-52w.
Atwood dress goods AZ inches wide,
$l00 values at 10 cents, so and 60 cent
dress goods for 39c, at Roman & Felix's.
-Children's overcoat values up to
"a. so now 81. SO. Twenty per cent dis
count on all children's suits. Roman &
Felix
DIR. F. E. Morley has so fully re-
covered from his late operation that he
is tending strictly to his professional
GALS in office, city and country.
"A. J. Rusk and daughter of La
Fargo we're visiting the formers broth
er, ]. B. Rusk Saturday and Sunday
He has not left the house for two
months.
The late thaw has put highways in
very bad conditions, and it is dangerous
to drive team out of walk. 1t is
causing heavy hauling to be dangerous
to animals.
--Ralston snew spring styles of mems
shoes. We need to sag nothing for
these shoes. They are too well known
TO need any boosting. The best on the
market expresses the whole thing. The
Blue Front Store.
Next Tuesday evening, Supreme
Secretary John r. Walsh and State
Managers Geo. w. Howe and wife of
the Mystic Workers will meet with the
local lodge. Lodge will convene at s
O'Clock and a full attendance is desired.
The Memorial Day Annual has been
issued by the state superintendent of
school, and a copy of The same has
reached this Office. Besides material
for the observance of Memorial Day,
the annual contains matter for Wash
ington's birthday, Peace Day, Flag Day
and independence Day.
Friends here will be gratified to
know that while he is off his state of
Washington fruit ranch, for the
winter al least, Abner Silbsugh is en-
pioyed by the Seattle electric railway
and lighting company as special in
their detective service. Abner always
shined in that line of official work.
Without any blare of trnmpets;
without marking up prices and advert
Using big cuts, the Blue Front stands to
give you more genuine bargains in all
mems and boys winter wearing appar-
ell, than you will find elsewhere, and
you have the eleanest, most up to-date
stock to select from. The Blue Front
Store.
r. o. Brye and wife of Readstown
were in the city with relatives on Mon
day. They had been to Newry to pass
Sunday with Cheesemaker Brye. Ray
has just scored another honor for him
self and his factory. In the state but
termakers convention held at Green
Bay, winning marks in the contest for
butter making among hundreds of COM
petitors in district composed of many
counties in western Wisconsin. His
score was SO. Mr.. Brye took a cash
prize in addition to a set of silver
knives and forks.
Last Sunday after services were
held in the Emmanuel church, a num-
Der of members from Franklin church
gathered at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Skarstad of this city to give the
old people pleasant surprise. Rev.
jacobson was invited to go with them
to interpret the visitors intentions,
which largely due to the efforts of Miss
Dora Peterson of Folsom, he was able
to do to the cheerful sum of sol, which
was handed over to Mr.. Skarstad and
his wife. These worthy old people are
held in kind remembrance for their
many years of faithful activity in the
local churches and their many friends
wish them comfort and peace in the
eventide of long and useful life.
There is a general assent to the
suggestion of the CENSOR, made last
week, that county meeting and picnic
of Woodmen be held at some conven-
lent place and season during the coming
months to discuss and take action for
the future with reference to the raise
in rates. 1t seems eminently the prop
er thing to do, for there is nothing
more certain than that there will be a
heavy falling from the ranks unless it
can be satisfactorily impressed upon
the average member of the order that
the raise was necessary to the future
life of the organization. As indicating
the protest that is raised everywhere
may be cited the great meeting soon
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