Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-05-08
Two Orphans Saturday night.
loaned. w. E. Butt.

-LleRIer cnOcOlaLe creams Tor SAFE
at j. Omundson's Opera Block.
Ladies and misses trimmed hat:
at half price, at Roman & Felix's.
Lace curtains, large assortment
to choose from, at Roman & Felix's.
-Viroqua Knights of Pythias lodge
is doing large amount of degree work
Frank Knower and wife were Genoa
town business callers in the city yes.
terday.
Liquid Veneer makes old things
new" For sale at j. Omundson's in
Opera block.
Don't buy wall paper until you see
Towner's line-up-to-date goods at the
lowest prices.
-Hillsboro has a new veterinary sur
geon, Dr. Shane of Richlaud Center To-
eating there.
Great reduced prices on ladies' and
misses coats, suits and dresses, at Ro-
man & Felix's.
-Children's stockings, 10, Is and %
cents, in black, blue and tan, at Ro-
man & Felix's.
Mrs. David Strawn returned from
La Crosse hospital materially relieved
from her ailment.
DIR. Dake drove over from Viola,
yesterday, giving his fannie spin in
his Ford machine.
Handsome artificial flowers in great
variety and very low prices at Theo.
Johnson's 10c store.
Try a sack of Northern Pacific
flour, made by Washburn. Crosby Co.,
at Lem Stevling's store.
Mrs. Henry Running was at West
by to attend anniversary party of her
sister, Mrs. Soren Larson.
-Thayer's yard is we'll stocked in
everything in building material and will
meet all competition in prices.
Velvet wall finish is fiat oil paint
for interior work Callat 0. E. Davis
drug store and see sample cards.
Game Warden Curtis is taking a
season of camping on the Mississippi to
see that the laws are. not violated.
We are showing the finest and most
complete line of hosiery in silks, Isle,
fancy and plain hose, all colors, at Ro-
man & Felix's.
LA Crosse normal school ball team
is pretty much composed of students of
this section, seven of the nine members
being from Kickapoo valley.
We are making special discount
on the best woven wire fence on the
market. This fence ia guaranteed by
the factory and by US. John E. Nu-
yum & Son.
-Chas. E. Chase and wife are off for
North Dakota to claim the homestead
land which Mr.. Chase drew in the gov
vernment lottery last fall or the Bert
hold Indian reservation.
Merchant Shultz was in town from
Springville, the first time for months.
During February he suffered a stroke
of apoplexy, but has been able to at
tend to his work most of the time.
Mrs. D. S. Froiland of Asbury
Ridge, was operated on at one of the
La Crosse hospitals, being relieved OF a
phenomenally large tumor, from which
she has suffered for many years.
During last weeks term of court
Stenographer Harrison was incapacita-
ted by illness from work a portion of
the time. Harold Mason, stenographer
for District Attorney Bennett, acted as
substitute.
-Margret Brophy of Dubuque, was
called home by the illness of her broth
er, Nicholas, who was suffering from
She returned, accompan-
ng her brother to Prairie du Chen
sanitarium.
Mrs. Nathan Coe and daughter
Charity arrived from Chicago on Mon
lay, the latter returning by the first
rain, while Mrs. Coe will spend some
lime here with her daughter, Mrs. B.
4. Ferguson and other relatives.
When you want suit for the boy
you want the kind that will wear. The
'Wearwell" are this kind. Pants lined.
Style and patterns not excelled, cassi-
ners, worsted and all wool blue serges.
The Blue Front Store.
Remember, home beautifiers, that
rave for sale at my place in Viroqua,
!, 600 beautiful Scotch pine trees, 2 to
feet high, at small price of 20 cents.
man will be on the grounds for ten
lays yet to dig and deliver. G. T. For
un.
-Maeder orchestra has been engag-
d for the last time this season at .the
opera house, Wednesday night, May
2. A guarantee list is being circula-
ed; If you have been missed call and
cave your name with B. c. Brown or
Veil Nelson.
DO you want a good suit at low
rice, enc that will wear and fit Just as
God as the best, style perfect. We
eep the best in the low price suits as
yell as the best in the higher priced. |
ZEE our suits at 81. 90 to SO. They will |
urprise you. Just as good as you pay |
10 to S15 for. The Blue Front Store. |
w. w. Miner of Forest county, was
the city for day. He was former |
.etreat boy and later head of the mill
ng plant near Bloomingdale. The /
liner Brothers outgrew the situation /
ere, moved to northern forests where /
hey have an extensive equipment, own
logging road, store and other evil
ences of prosperity.
Albert Larson purchased from E.
Y. Hazen the Nels E. Fortney resi-
ence in Second ward, and is to be con-
ratulated on securing so pleasant a
ONE for his family. Mr.. Fortney is
loving to rooms over his business place.
ltending to remove buildings from the I
ID Terhune homestead lots recently /
1rchased and erect a modern resi-
snce.