Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-28

]. E Bigley jeweler and epgraver.
Work guaranteed.
My white Nubuck shoe? Got 'em
at Viroqua Shoe Store.
The Osborne disc harrow, for sale
by Viroqua Implement Co.
Use Bunsen's catarrh cream, price
25c and SOC at o. E. Davis.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
Are you cold? If 50, order your coal
from L. C. Boyle. Phone No, 10.
-Cottonseed meal and Sugarots
dairy feed in full supply at Thayer's.
Poor Commissioner POWELL made an
official trip to the eastern section of
the county.
j. F Parker has been visiting rela-
tives and friends in Whitestown, Stark
and Clinton.
-Mesdames Peter Thompson and N.
A. Swiggum attended temperance ba-
zaar at Westby.
Ed. Nestingen, clerk in Surenson' s
grocery, made visit to the parental
home in Coon town.
New spring styles in mems dress
shirts. already for your inspection at
the Blue Front Store.
George Kraus was minute call on
the CENSOR while in the city last Fri
day from Genoa town.
John E. Stoll went to La Crosse,
Saturday, on business and to call on DR..
Minshall at the hospital.
Supervisor Dalton of La Fargo is in
Dunn and st Croix counties looking
after his landed interests there.
Boys waists and ''Kazoo" garter
suspenders for boys These are the
mvthers delight. The Blue Front Store
Don't fail to figure with US when
you build that house or barn. We can
save you money. John E. Nuzum &
Son.
Peter H. Oftedahl is closing out his
mercantile interests at Wilton. A series
of big sales is being prosecuted there
by him.
-Tibbits- Cameron Company are max
ing special prices at this time on all
barn and shed lumber, as well as shingles
and cement.
"A goodly number of young ladies
of the city gave leap year dancing
party at the Opera house, Thursday
evening.
Another car of Ardee flour received
at Williams F.cj Store; also bran,
standard and -four middlings, oilmeal
and ground feed.
DIR. Stormont of Viola accompanied
Jessie Dewitt and Mrs. Will Caldwell
of Ross to La Crosse hospital for treat
ment and operation.
Ever use Nyars Stoneroot Com
pound? It's one of the best kidney
remedies on the market. prices SOC anC
$100. o. E. Davis drug store.
If you have not a genuine cold OF
cough you are not in fashion. The sof,
conditions brought much of this and
sickness, especially among children.
Fred Brewer of Richland Center,
who installed the new heating plant in
our Jail, court house and aims house,
has gone into voluntary bankruptcy.
Rev. and Mrs. H. Halvorsen visited
their daughter at Madison. He was
guest of homer at banquet and social
given by graduates of Luther college
Edward Wig left on Sunday for q
| business trip to Dane county. Before
returning he will extend his wander.
ings to Pierre, South Dakota, on LAND
mission.
Col. Morley is makind substantial
betterments in his furniture store by
addition of a balcony across the east
end of the room. afforidng muchneeded
space for display and storage.
ALI ~
the new spring styles of hats and caps
now ready for inspection. The "BeI-
mont" and magic" $500 and 500
hats are he best, or as cool as are
made. The Blue Front Store.
If you will need car or part of a
car of cement for spring use, you will
save money by calling at Tibbits- Cam.
eron's and leave your order at once,
while it is possible to buy at low mar
ket. We can store it for you until
spring. DO it now.
Work shirts. We want to call your
attention to our work shirts. Not the
39c kind, but full in size. Finished wrist
band, SO inches long, good buttons and
properly sewed. Some of these with
ties attached, 80 cents, as low as hon.
est shirts can be sold. The Blue Front
Store.
Merchant Russell Hoyt of Chase
burg, finds it profitable to use the CEN
soR columns for advertising, although
located in a remote section of the coun-
ty from place of publication. Scarcely
a family in that extensive territory
but reads the CENSOR. A fresh an
nouncement is made in this issue, which
will benefit purchasers.
Deputy Game Warden Scott Curtis
was home for a day, after a jaunt
through Richland AID Sank counties.
In company with Deputy Cranston.
Scott tells he CENSOR that in one rural
town in Richland they saw thirteen
deer in one days travel Farmers in
that locality are doing what they can
to protect these deer and are keeping
sharp lookout for any violatian OF the
law.
"A. G.. Hollenbeck of Fairnont, Min
business of the late Mrs. Theo. Mann
Crosse. Mr.. Hollenbeck has been in
the undertaking business for twelve
years. He will be remembered by many
Vernon friends, having lived in the west
part of the county until twelve years
ago. He graduated from the Viroqua
high school in '94, and was for several
years teacher in our rural school.
Honesty has its reward" is as
true as the maxim is OLD. At least
three times within the past few weeks
purses containing considerable sums Of
money have been found in Viroqua,
brought to the CENSOR Office and adj
yertised and the owners res.0rei 20 their
rightful property. In each instance an
appreciated reward has been paid the
finder, although none was asked. 1t is