Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-04-17
Short News Stories of Interest
PcUps by Censor of Comng Gongs Dongs
Vicinity

=. Butt.
Clean up-both in public and pri-
vate places.
Money to loan on real estate. Call
on j. E. Stoll.
Grocery bargains, at Roman & Eel
ks April sale.
An kinds of wall paper at o. E.
Davis drug store.
-Alabastine, freskolin and wall pap
er, at o. E. Davis.
-Up-to-date vacuum cleaner at Town
er's. Special IS so.
Mrs. b. C. Colli.ls and children are
visiting at De Soto.
-Readstown has organized a ball
team for the season.
Grocery clerk wanted, one with ex-
perience. Roman & Felix.
Street springler was on its beat for
the first time last Saturday.
Full stock of bran, middlings, corn,
oats and ground feed at Thayer's.
There should be thorough testing
of all seed grain, and cleaning also.
-Towner sells all kinds of curtain
poles and rods, stair rods and buttons.
-Towner carries the best floor mat
tings in the market, fadeless and odor-
less.
Great April bargains, look at some
of them on the back page. Roman &
Felix.
Grass is peeping up at lively rate.
Sundays rain has had most beneficial
result.
The old Boswell farm in Harmony
has been purchased by Albert Kish of
Newton
"A barn on the premises of John
Paggie was destroyed by fire in Wheat
land town.
Get out that split drag and smooth
down the road in front of your home
and farm.
Don't buy wall paper until you see
Towner's line-up-to-date goods at the
lowest prices.
"A. E. Surenson sells w. 7. Pome-
roy 4 Co.'S celebrated Comstock Span
ism tobacco seed.
-Children's dresses and hosiery bar
gains, during our ten day April sale
Roman & Felix.
-Thayer has large stock of good
builoiag material and lumber, all at
reasonable prices.
r. w ROgerson arrived home from
Hot Springs, having secured relief from
rheumatic trouble.
"A respected citizen of Stark, M. o.
Morris, died on recent day, after
years Of suffering.
The worlds best woven wire fenc-
ing, made of soft steel wire The Apex.
Sold by Anderson q Sauer.
On recent day a son of Gunder
Moen of Whitestown had leg broken
by q COW falling upon him.
Special low prices on ladies' and
misses coats and suits during this April
sale, at Roman a. Felix's.
DIR. w. w. Hanson, Dentist, over
D. r. Davis drug store. Phone 284,
residence and Office. 1-52w.
Mrs Sam Olson farm at Bristow
for rent. Cows will be furnished on
farm if rented. Call on j. E. Stoll.
Remember, Bigley's bargain prices
on jewelry only last until May l. His
stock must be closed out by that time
Effort is being made to organize a
game protective ASSOCIATION for the city.
Many have expressed willingness to
Zine"
White cedar postsfand woven wire
fence at lowest prices. Let us furnish
you what you need. John E. Nusum
& Son.
-Tibbits- Cameron Company are max
ing special prices at this time on all
barn and shed lumber, as well as shingles
and cement.
Philip Appleman has bought from a
Norwalk breeder six full blood Jersey
heifers and added to his Bloo,ningdale
dairy farm.
Headquarters for tobacco seed at
Sweger's Grocery. | carry the cele-
brated Coons seed, Cuban Hybred and
Spanish Comstock
= Hon. Archie Stevenson, formerly
of this county, is one of the Taft dele
gates to the republican national con-
vention from Colorado.
Are you going to treat your seed.
grain and potatoes with Formaldebyde?
If Sd, call at o. E. Davis drug store
for Information and prices.
Rev. j. M. Mason of Canada, has
accepted call from Westby United
Lutheran church and associate congrs.
cations, 10 succeed Rev. Sy biirud.
Annual Sophomore party of the
high school was a most pleasant occa-
sion for members and their friends. 1t
was given at the Opera house, Friday
night.
-Chi-namel your old floors and give
them the appearance of new, hardwood
floors. This can be done by anyone.
Call at o. E. Davis drug store and let
them demonstrate it to you.
Miller Louis Thompson received his
Ford automobile from Harry Dahl, the
Westby agent. 1t is the latest Ford
pattern and Louis takes some pride in
showing his neighbors how the thing
can spin.
Edgar Lepley has reunion with
his first love; that is, he opened the
cheese factory among his
string of working factories. He started
in the business there more than dozen |
years ago.
Ben Adams, wife and mother were
callers in the city from Manning on Sat
nrday. Mrs. Adams is one of the oldest
continuous residents of the county. |
With her eyed companion they live |
where they have been located for about |
fifty years.
"A second spring invoice of the eel |
GIN and 'sBlue Seal dress shirts, just |
received. French cuffs, soft collars at |
tached and detached. Beautiful pat
terms. Remember we also carry these |
goods for ladies as well as men. The |
Blue Front Store.
Captain Henry Conner arrived from |
Hillsboro to pass the season in Viroqua,
with quarters at Hotel Fortney. He |
appears pleased to be on the old stamp |
ng grounds once again. And now there |
Is stir in politics, not q word having |
been uttered by any living soul since |
MS departure last fall.
Monday was opening for the trout |
season. Many there were from Viro- |
qua who went cut Sunday to have first |
chance at day break on Monday in the /
trout streams. Some were |