Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-05-15

Miss Lyla Franklin has been very
Ill, but now improving.
Miss Anna Nelson spent Sunday
with her sister in Sparta.
You will find Sam Lillis in the Tate
block. opposite post office.
Chris Stegna after careful study
bought tile silo of Thayer.
Attorney Harold Proctor was at
Phillips to conduct law suit.
&C. D. Williams returned to La
Crosse hospital for consultation.
Big bargain in second hand corn
planter at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
Plenty of COW, horse or hog feed
ground or corn and oats at Thayer's.
-Viroqua w. C. T. U. viii meet with
Mrs. Erick Larson next Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Celia Proctor Fortney arrived
from Zumbrota, Minnesota, to visit her
parents.
Velvet wall finish Is fiat oil paint
for interior work. Cali at o. E. Davis
drug store and sec sample cards.
Geo. Zitzner says his New Litch-
field spreader is the incest working
spreader he has ever seen work.
If going 20 use any kind of building
material, lumber, cement, brick or tile
get Thayer's prices before buying.
Will Ady departed for Mendoza,
Illinois, to accept position as sales
man in an extensive clothing house.
Last dance of the season next
Tuesday night, May FL. Music best
obtainable, Maeder Harp orchestra.
-Berlie Moore took his little son
w inton to La Crosse where he received
treatment and operation for enlarged
tonsils.
Howard Smith and Chas. w. Moore
have fine outfit in their new Avery
Perfection planter with fertilizer at
tachment.
John Demsky of Kickapoo town,
was arraigned before Justice Pollard on
statutory offense aid bound over to
circuit court.
Agricultural meeting was again adj
journed till May 25, when it is hoped
full attendance of officers and members
viii be present.
Miss Marion Dahl goes to Michigan
for fortnight's vacation. Her place
as city librarian will be filed by Mrs.
Albion Lindemann.
-Mesdames A. F.. Drew, Geo. E.
Chambers, p. A. Hill and II. G.. Willard
autoed over from La f arge with 10.
Bean at the wheel.
The soldiers relief commission, con-
sisting of Messrs. j. M. Clark, J. M.
Vance and Daniel Wise, is in session
today, quarterly meeting.
We direct attention to the variety
of new display advertisements in to-
days CENSOR There is meat for di-
gestion in these presentations.
Clarence Nelson, long employed at
the city bakery, has bought an interest
in the. anne and becomes associated
with Mr.. Ledman as co partner.
We are making special discount
on the best woven wire fence on the
market. This fence is guaranteed by
the factory and by us. John E. Nu-
yum & Son.
Attorney Edward j. Hammer has
moved here from Hillsboro and opened
an Office in the rooms over Morrison &
Jackson's meat market, formerly oc-
cupied by Col Butt.
The young man who has the honor
of being graduate of our high school
is worthy of nice gold watch. Come
in and let US select you a good time
keeper. j. W. Lucas, Jeweler.
Wool Irvine such as is re Iuired by
the manufacturers can be had at The
Blue Front Store or at Eckhard's ware
house. One cent per pound viii be de-
Quoted if the wool is not tied right this
year
Remember, home beautifers, that
have for sale at my place in Viroqua,
2, 600 beautiful Scotch pine trees, to
3 feet high, at small price of 20 cents.
A man will be on the grounds for ten
days yet to dig and deliver. G. T. For
tun.
Trousers that are right in style, fit
and wearing quality. Latest peg top
for young men, 81 to S.. Medium make
of pants for older men. Splendid wear
ing pants made in good style. The best
we ever had for 81 and $3.50. The Blue
Front Store.
IT. H. Ubbelohde, assistant field or
ganizer of the extension division, state
university, with headquarters at La
Crosse, was in the city for day taking
note of matters that concern his work.
At the high school be gave an address
to the Senior class.
Tony Garavalia and his neighbor
bought two Tiger tobacco planters of
Chas. s. Slack & Co., last week. They
live at Genoa. Howard Munyon also
bought Tiger tobacco planter and
combination rack, last week, and Sever
Swenson Tiger tobacco planter.
District Attorney Bennett, by in
vitation went to La Crosse on Tuesday,
to be present at the dedication banquet
of the new Elk's club house, a beauti-
full home for the popular antlered fam
lily. MIR. Bennett was one of the speak
ers at the banquet. Sheriff Root was
present also.
WIN. Nelson and John N. Hanson
have each bought new go speed" Gil
son gasoline engines with truck, line
saeft aud pump jacks and feed mill,
all complete, and the biggest bargain
for The money to be had in this county
See CSss. S. Slack about one at once,
If you wish to get in on something that
will interest you.
-Elex Nelson and son Clarence and
Ole Skagen, of Franklin, intend, next
Saturday, to leave for a trip to Nor
wry, having engaged passage on the
Mauritania from New York. Mr.. Nell
son came here when young boy about
fifty years ago. That they may have a
safe voyage, pleasant visit and de-
sire to return in due time, is the wish
of many friends.
DIR. M. Surenson has fled his order
with Harry Dahl for Ford automo-
bile, and there is becoming quite a
colony of Ford owners. Postmaster