Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-03-06
-Jaspersor for photos.

tlIul WeaInSr,Rrdn view Oh HlOuhIdllS,
villas, and the sea. e. M. ROGERS.
-Jaspersor for photos.
-Baled hay for sale at Williams
Feed Store.
The best 25c coffee in the city, at
Fortney and Henry's.
Bacteria for incubation of soil at
81 per acre, at Thayer's.
Mrs. w. M. Trowbridge entertained
the Violet club at her home.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
Are you cold? If ST, order your coal
from L. C. Boyle. Phone No.
No better salvethan Mentho Camph
Call for free sample at o. E. Davis.
Some broken lots, SO 90 and SO. 50
ladies shoes at 81 SO at YirOqua Shoe
Store.
--latest design in ladies velvet. pat
ent, suede and tan Oxfor0s at Viroqua
Shoe Store.
Merchant Carl b. Fortney was a
business caller from Liberty Pole on
Saturday.
The high school had an Official visit
from Inspector Terry, who vas in the
city on Wednesday.
Have that family group taken be-
fore it is too late. Jasperson should
make Thorn for you.
New spring styles in men S dress
shirts, already for your inspection at
the Blue Front Store.
-Overcoats, overcoats, overcoats.
Cheap, cheaper, cheapest. Sacrificed,
sacrificed, sacrificed at the Blue Front
Store.
White cedar posts and woven wire
fence at lowest prices. Let US furnish
you what you need. John +. Nusum
& Son.
Curtain rods, sash rods and portiere
rods in copper, oxidized copper and
brass finishes at c. E. Morley's furni-
ture store.
On barn or shed boards, shingles,
roofings or any other line of lumber
or building material, you can save SSSS
by going to Thayer's before purchasing.
MIR. and Mrs. S. J. Severson were
here from Westby to see their rela-
tives, Freeman Endicott and wife, who
have had little son very critically ill.
The boy is improving.
-Whew. March came with fresh
ness for those who have had insufficient
cold weather during the past three
months. Mercury registered anywhere
from ten to twenty-five below zero.
Frank A. Reed left on Monday for
his Montana possessions to prepare for
spring work He spent the winter in
the old Jefferson home. His family
viii follow after spring has cleared up.
Harrison Oliver and Victor Jacob
son, two young farmers of Nottingham
ridge, were among those to personally
enroll themselves on the CENSOR s ban
ner while in the city on Monday And
the family increases its membership
every day.
Fred Riley is back from Montana
settling up personal matters and visit
ing among old friends about Liberty
Pole. Like most of the westerners Fred
says he can't "stand the cold we are
having here. And it is universal ex-
clamation with the home corners that
they have had little but sunshine in their
respective communities.
George E. Southworth and wife
and Mr.. and Mrs N. G. Weeden of La
Fargo community, were here for an
over-Sunday stay among relatives and
friends. Mr.. Southworth is president
of La Fargo creamery and cheese fact
DRY, reporting an excellent business the
past season, although not netting to
patrons as large returns as ayear prev
ious.
Clarence H. Carter of Readstown,
snapped yarns with the CENSOR on
Saturday. The firm he represents in
buying and delivery Of tobacco has
about concluded the seasons business.
Clarence predicts that the coming sea-
son will be record breaker for tobacco
acreage, and while he does not believe
the prices will rule so high, says right
AID profitable figures viii certainly be
received by growers.