Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-04-24

Money to loan on real estate. Call
on ]. E. Stoll.
-Up-to-date vacuum cleaner at Town
er's. Special IS so.
Rev. T. Edgar Henderson was is
town for day or more.
Wash goods at special reduced
prices at Roman & Felix's.
Fine residence and two lots for sale.
See Chas. S. Slack & Co.
-Ziegler's chocolate creams for sale
at j. Omundson's Opera Block.
Piano tuning by a factory expert.
Leave orders win Brown Music Co.
viii Ady returned from La Fargo
and is again in Roman & Felix's store.
-Towner sells all kinds of curtain
poles and rods, stair rods and buttons.
Jessie Melvin, former Viroqua girl,
was lately married at Great Falls, Mon
tana.
-Towner carries the best floor mat
tings in the market, fadeless and odor-
less.
Ladies' and misses new spring
coats at reduced prices at Roman &
Felix's.
Miss Lillian ElIef on came from Ia
Crosse to make home folk an over Sun
day visit.
Miss Emily Morse is at home after
winters sojourn with friends at Page,
Nebraska.
Don't buy wall paper until you see
Towner's line-up-to-d date goods at the
lowest prices.
-Llano Ames and family have re
moved from Mound Park to a farm near
Liberty Pole.
"A very complets stock of barn and
shed boards, shingles and roofing cheap
at Thayer's.
John Friddell and wife visited their
daughter, Mrs. w. w. Powell, in the
town of Genoa.
Miss Mary Hale of Readstown,
went to South Dakota to secure a
teaching position.
-Lylah Curtis, chief operator in the
telephone central, is sick at her home
with pneumonia.
Miss Nellie Glass of Kickapoo was
lately married to Harvey Wakefield Of
De Soto section.
Just seel soc, Coo and zoe box sta
tionery at 15c per box while they last,
at Roman & Felix.
Mrs. Adeline MeCulloch came from
Valley Junction to see her children and
visit among friends,
From Minneapolis Branson Potts
came to take position in WILDER
Pieree's barber shop.
ED. Nestingen Sundayed in the city
with friends. He is pleased with bust
ness prospects at Sparta.
Best display of farm wagons and
farm machinery in the county. Now
at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
-Thayer keeps the best line of silo
material, either tile, fir slaves or con-
crete, found in Vernon county.
Velvet wall finish is fiat oil paint
for interior work. Cali at o. E. Davis
drug store and see sample cards.
Rev. Decker and wife of Ironton,
spent few days in the city with their
daughter, Mrs. w. H. Ledman.
When you come to the circus, May
2, stay over and attend the big dance
at the Opera hall Everybody welcome.
For $40, one lot of ladies' spring
suits. These suits were sold for $l4
and SIS, and very cheap at that. Rogers.
Mrs. Simon Clawson went to Kas-
son, Minnesota, TO assist in the care of
her son James wife, who has been
quite unwell.
--Chas. S. Slack & Co., are receiving
ear load of the celebrated Stoughton
combination basket racks. Better get
one in time.
Mrs. e. w. POWELL returned from
Illinois, having been with her daughter
and that new grand-daugh for some
weeks.
-Nels T. Forum writes from Lyle,
Minnesota, that he is well satisfied
with his new occupation, proprietor of
the local electric Lighting plant.
John E. Stoll, Lucious Favor and
James Nj. Smith were in the Dakotas
on land business. Lucius exchanged
portion of his Gilman farm for acreage
in the west.
Teacher and students of the Cook
district, where the building was de-
stroyed by fire some weeks since, have
quarters and ara holding school in one
of the grade buildings in this city.
Thomas Costing is off for pro-
tracted stay and extensive travelling in
the west. He will first visit his son
Harry in Montana, later pushing on to
California to see his daughters located
there.
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. 0. E. Davis.
Unsigned correspondence and con-
munications on various subjects are
frequently received by the CENSOR.
Many are worthy of publication, but
our rule of knowing the name of the
author, does not permit of their use.
Remember, this requirement, please.
The name is not necessary for use, but
as guarantee of good faith and that
the editor may know who the writer is.
After fifty-eight years of continuous
residence in Vernon county, Hon. Ole
Anderson of Coon, ex oects to spend a
greater portion of his remaining days
IN other sections, having gone to Bar
ron county to remain with daughter
for the season. AS newcomers from
Norway, the Anderson family pushed
their way here from Dane county, I'D
through the Kickapoo country in 1854,
locating in town Of Coon, where the
subject of this item has since resided,
a keen, pushing, high-minded citizen,
representinghis town on county board,
twice member of the legislature. To
the CENSOR Mr.. Anderson said it is not
an easy thing to sever the relations