Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-05-22
Money loened. w. E. Butt.
Red barn paint at o. E. Davis.


Davis.
j. E. Bigley jeweler and epgraver.
Work guaranteed.
Fresh lime, cement and plaster at
Tibbits- Cameron's.
Clark Wheeler is arranging to re-
model his dwelling.
Mrs. Sam Gross was a visitor at
Sparta with relatives.
Barn paint, linseed oil and roof
paint at Tibbits-Cameron's.
-Towner's for base ball goods and
all kinds of sporting goods.
You will find Sam Lillis in the Tate
block, opposite post Office.
Alderman E. P. Kuehn is making
Improvements in his horne.
UNDERESTIMATE Hoveland made an
official trip to South Dakota.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
Liberty Pole Cemetery Association
holds annual meeting Saturday of this
week.
james Dennis and wife paid visit
to their daughter, Mrs. Billips, at Rich
land Center.
Mrs. Burlin of Tomah has oeen a
visitor at the home of her sister, Mrs.
John M. White.
Elizabeth Bennett made a visit to
the home of her aunt, Mrs. friedrich
son in Westby.
Mrs. Jerome Bowman has been at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Sum-
merfield, near Leon.
Beautiful books for graduation gifts
at Towner's store, Viroqua. See them
before making selections.
Arthur Nichols and wife were here
from Sparta to visit Mrs. Salome Mil
Ter, mother of Mrs. Nichols.
"A party was given to her little
friends by Miss Marjorie Pierce, who
celebrated her twelfth birthday.
Bring in your house and barn bills
for figures. We will make you lowest
prices. John E. Nuzum & Son.
The best silver knives, forks, spoons
, and everything for the table, unlimited
guarantee. J. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
Gilbert C. Olson, Michael Rentz
and Alex Skolas were business callers
from Esofea community on Monday.
Alex TulIoch of Victory has cen
tracted to erect a residence for Banker
Amann in the city of Prairie du Chen.
Don't buy your graduation presents
until you see my stock and get prices.
Ii will pay you. j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
Mrs. G.. z. Lieurance and child
rem and Mrs. Floyd Munyop departed
for Montana, to join their lords inranch-
ing. tsp q els yai e
Mayor Smith has been wrestling
with paper hangers, decorators and
other agencies of house improvement
and renovation.
$500, 900 is the cost of the film pro
duction, ''Homer's Odyssey" You
can see it for 10c at the Opera Elec-
trio Saturday night.
Winter furs slowed away by ladies'
weeks ago have been resurrected in
many instances. Middle of May found
them not uncomfortably warm.
The sixty-sixth annual session of
the Grand Lodge of Wisconsin Inde-
pendent Order OF Odd Fellows will be
held in Madison June A. and 6.
Buy nice diamond ring for that
young lady who is to be congratulated
an passing through our high school and
buy it Of ]. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
Banker A H. Ward of Readstown
was visitor at Viroqua Masonic lodge.
Wednesday night, witnessing confer
ring of Master Mason's degree on Pro-
fessor Phillips and Peter Foske.
Straw hats. A little early it may
be, but they are selling rapidly. We
have full line in ali styles. Split
straw, Kenet and Panama. The best
every day hats made for so cents. Gen.
uine Panama. The Blue Front Store.
La Crosse Congregational district
convention will be held at Tomah May
% and 20. Rev. Hartwell and C. j.
Smith are on the program for adj
dresses. Viroqua church and society
will doubtless be represented by others
also.
Annual sale of accumulated un.
called-for freight assembled in Prairie
du Chen was held there two days last
week. A number of Viroqua buyers
and spectators were present, among then
Col. Morley, G. ]. Kuebler, A. j. John
son, Torger Fortney, Superintendent
Buffers and Nels Solverson.
The special session of the legisla.
ture gave berry owners another year to
dispose of their old short measure boxes
and crates. Which means, in plain
English, that for a year more (anc
then somel Wen pay for what we don't
get when buying berries. Reform is a
good thing, but there are some inter.
ests that 1--WE" mustn't antagonize,
don't you w!-Tomah Monitor Her
aid.
-Viroqua pilgrims who spent the
winter months in foreign lands or mild
er climes have all arrived home except
General and Mrs. Rogers, who will re-
main in Europe for some weeks yet.
Mrs. Wyman and daughter Ella arrived
Sunday from their sojourn abroad, Mrs.
Rusk and daughter Mary coming On the
same day from California. We doubt
not, that with the many sights and
pleasant months passed elsewhere they
are rejoiced to be at home with neigh.
bors.
A party of nine went TO Westby
last Wednesday TO attend the wedding
of Miss Mile Jefson, who was married
to Mr.. Erick NJ. Hegge, young bust.
ness man of Hatton, South Dakota. 1t
was a church affair, solemnized By
Rev. Sybilrud, reception and wedding
feast following at the home o. the
brides sister. The late afternoon
train took the bridal party to Chicago
and other points on trip before set
ting down in their western home. Mis-:
Jefson was for some years saleslady
and book-keeper in Tate's Yiroqua
store, making many and lasting friend:
N city and country. She is a Young