Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-05-08
Two Orphans Saturday night.


Postmaster Warren Griffin of Viola
was briefly in the city.
-Towner's for base ball goods and
all kinds of sporting goods.
Mrs. E. w. Hazen returned from a
visit with relatives in Minnesota.
Ladies SO 90 patent, strap, pump
Oxford. 81 SO, at Roman & Felix's.
Films developed and printed as it
should be done at Jasperson's Studio.
"A big stock of dry lumber of all
kinds at bargain prices, at Thayer's.
Mrs. Snearly and Mrs. Danforth
were here from Viola to visit relatives
Look herel Mems IS cent overalls
for 65 cent at the Farmers Store, vi
rOqua.
One lot of ladies' 81 so tan, Russian
calf, strap pumps, $l.69, at Roman &
Felix's.
What Walk Overs are made of ask
yolr friend who wears them. Stoll &
Groves.
Miss Letha Hoyt came from Chase
burg to renew school friendships and
visit relatives.
LATE, son of Chris o. Helgeson,
suffers from blood poisinlng by stepping
on rusty nail.
Get the best tobacco seed-W. T..
Pomeroy & Co.'S Comstock Spanish. A.
E. Surenson sells it.
Mrs. ]. M. Rusk and daughter Mary
will soon return from their winters So
journ in California.
Will Lindemann exchanged the old
Phillips land on Bishop Branch with j..
F. Heal for Viola property.
Mrs. o. B. Wyman and daughter
Ella are expected home from Europe in a
few days, having sailed last Monday.
Hart Schaffner & Marx fine clothes
for graduates. The best dressers wear
them; none better, at Roman & Felix's
DIR. J. F. Brown, superintendent of
the Sparta state school, wasin the city,
placing a little n-year-old girl with
Mrs. Albert johnson.
John Dregne has added another
piece OF city property to his holdings in
the First ward, the Peck residence
west from camp grounds.
Arne |. Hauge, who recently went
to Montana from Readstown, secured
a quarter section homestead on which
he is making improvements.
The entire play, 1.-TWO Orphans. !"
in three reels, at the Opera Electric,
Saturday night This special feature
for the usual price, 5 and 10 cents.
Col. c. E. Morley went to Prairie
du Chen, this morning, to remain ten
days, hoping to eradicate some of the
rhpupaatic noine from bac ov,ofar, h.r N
series of baths.
His friends in this city, where he
resided for years, will be pleased to
learn that John w. Sellars Of Viola, is
greatly improved following a critical
surgical operation.
Straw hats. A little early it NAV
be, but they are selling rapidly. We
have full line in all styles. Split
straw, Kenet and Panama. The best
every day hats made for so cents. Gen.
uine Panama. The Blue Front Store.
We do not ask you to take our word
for the qualities of Chi-Namel varnish.
We will give outright to anyone who
will buy 10c varnish brush with which
to apply it and thus insure it a fair
trial, zoe size can free. Any color
you want. o. e. Davis.
The CENSOR overlooked mention of
the pleasant party given by members
of the high school Bryan debating So
ciety. 1t was delight to the young
people and enjoyed by teachers and q
few invited friends. The Brown or
chestra provided inspiring music.
Local high school team defeated
Viola club on its own grounds 9 to 2.
at Sparta, our boys won 9 to
z. Five games in string, all win
nings. A game is scheduled with Rich
land Center fol this week, but it now
looks as if our neighbors were exper-
iencing cold feet, demanding S45 for
exper SEES or they will not come.
Mr.. Aaron Watson arrived home,
vest srday, from Florida and Georgia, |
whore he spent the winter with his son
AM daughter. He says it was season |
d severe storms and winds, rain falling |
Ia torrents during extended periods. |
He reports that his son Aaron is fore |
nan and supervisor on the largest |
Sumatra tobacco growing plantation in |
The world, at large salary.
-Viroqua people should remember
hat they have fine local market for |
6hhs Aatn 0A0cop VIM AiNEb JQSt west /
If creamery, pays 81 per ton for iron,
zoe per hundred for rags, SC per pound
'or rubbers, and the highest market
prices for hides, tallow and sheep peIts.
Farmers and our city people should
ave all of these for Mr.. Gross. as he
makes trips through the country, or
hey can deliver to his residence.
The kinship here is advised of the
leath of DIR. Lee T. Groves in Iowa
asst Saturday, at the horne of his
laughter. DIR. Groves frequently visited
lere years ago. He was one of ten
hildre1, five brothers ard five sisters;
4 the former all have passed away ex-
ept Isaac N. Groves Of jefferson, the
listers being Mrs. G. w. Nuzum, Mrs.
ulia Cook, Mrs. Stanley Stout, Mrs.
Aartha Morrison, one deceased. DR..
iroyes was an army surgeon, 70 years
Id; funeral at has old home in Iowa,
Vhere ne had 30 long praeticed his pro-
ession.