Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-05-01
Short News Stories of Interest
Reporters the Comngs Dongs
yiroqua and Vicinity

Money to LOAF OF real estate. Call
on J. E. Stoll.
Emerson ard Gale sulky plows, at
Chas. S. Stacks.
-Children's pumps and Qxfords 9sc,
at Roman & Felix.
Mems work shoes. 81. AS, s1.69 and
Sl.9t, at Roman & Felix.
-Towner has The finest line of yah
paper, from cents up.
-Ziegler's chocolate creams for sale
at j. Omundson's Opera Block.
-Thayer sells hollow tile, concrete
or stave silos at reasonable prices.
Films developed and printed as it
should be done at Jasperson's Studio.
-Towner carries the best floor mat
tings in the market, fadeless and odor-
less.
-Viroqua w. C. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. N. A. Swiggum next Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Liquid Veneer makes old things
new" For sale at j. Omundson's in
Opera block.
Sherwood Coffiand and wife are
visiting at the Coffiand and Graves pa
rental homes.
Don't buy wall paper until you see
Towner's line-up-to-date goods at the
lowest prices.
Handsome artificial flowers in great
variety and very low prices at Theo.
Joanson's 10c store.
Mems barnyard shoes, guaranteed
absolutely ammonia proof, $2.75 and
So, at Roman & Felix
Velvet wall finish is a fiat oil paint
for interior work. Cali at o. E. Davis
drug store and see sample cards.
Secondhand international high
wheel auto for sale with top and two
seats, at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
After winters absence with his
children at Madison, Indiana and else
where, w. w. Dunlap arrived home.
B. S. Anderson and family have
Gently purchased from Lawrence Big
ley.
Principal Bray of the Cashton
schools, was in the city yesterday. He
is one of numerous candidates for head
of our schools.
We still have few of those fine
spring styles in nobby suits which we
are selling at a tremendous sacrifice.
See them at Rogers.
Citizens should remember the an
annual cemetery meeting to be held
Monday evening next in the city hall
There should be full attendance.
-Our Retreat correspondent reports
the death of Peter Jacobus, an early
L. g. xwxAs.
resided in Red Mound community.
While here from Hillsboro town 10
attend assessors meeting Mr.. F. c
Waterman went out to Bud and was
guest of his old friend, John NJ. Ben
nett.
--Mesdames Ady and johnson, daugh-
terand granddaughter of Mrs. David
Strawn, were at La Crosse to see her
on Sunday. For a month she has been
in the hospital.
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. NJ
yum & Son.
ciety next Saturday for adoption of
mittees and judges for fair. Everybody
interested are urged to be present.
Attorney Geo. w. McKibbin went
to St. Frances hospital on Saturday and
went under the surgeons knife i'm
mediately on arrival for severe case
of appendicitis. Latest advice are that
he is making satisfactory progress.
Remember, home beautifers, that
have for sale at my place in Viroqua,
2, 900 beautiful Scotch pine trees, to
8 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.
Whitney Nichols is preparing to
move to West Salem to engage in the
iewelry and repair business, which he
has been making study for the past
two or three years. There will be gen.
eral wish and belief that he may sue
coed in his efforts.
DO you want good suit at low
price, one that will wear and fit just as
good as the best, style perfect. We
keep the best in the low price suits as
well as the best in the higher priced.
See our suits at $500 to $40. They will
surprise you. Just as good as you pay
$40 to SIS for. The Blue Front Store.
The Woman's Relief Corps was
largely attended last Saturday, and
Mrs. Mary Thompson presented fine
program. Miss Floss Miller gave
recitation and a number of boys and girls
presented hoe and flag drill, which
called forth hearty cheers. Mrs. Stew
ems and Mrs. Angie Henry, assisted by
Mrs Mork, served lunch to the entire
company of forty-five.
A number of changes in business
locations are approaching. Captain
Tate is remodeling his Main street bust
ness block to accommodate Lawrence
Bigley's barber shop, Sam B. Lillis'
jewelry store and Bailey's restaurant,
all of whom will make changes from
present location as soon as improve
ments are completed, all having neat
and convenient places for occupancy.
Prof. Colburn paid a visit to Rhine
lander, while there accepting the prin-
cipalship in that city, at material adj
vance in salary. He formally presented
his resignation to the board of education
last evening. The family expect to re-
main here till next Tailor date for school
opening. There will be general regret
that Prof. Colburn deems it his duty to
leave the work he has so long made
good In. In all the walks of community
life the Colburns VIII be missed.
District Attorney Abe, of Sparta
came down on Monday morning pas
seLger train, transacting the business
he had before circuit court in season to
return on the 1910 accommodation
north, remarking as he made haste for
corrections that it was worth some
thing to attorneys, clients and the pub
lie that they have Judge who posi-