Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-05-22
Weather cleared some.


but month later would have been
more serious.
Weather cleared some.
-"Homer's Odyssey Saturday night.
-viroqua school commencement next
week.
Wall paper at o. E. Davis drug
store.
j. H. Sherrick is in Minneapolis
on business.
The best floor varnish is Chi-nameI.
o. E. Davis.
The greatest feature ever offered,
'Homer's Odyssey"
Roman & Felix are exclusive agents
for Style Plus SIT clothes.
Liquid veneer for polishing turni-
ture and floors at Towner's.
Men mule skin shoes at $I.l5 at
the Farmers Store, Viroqua.
Barn and shed boards are being
slaughtered at Thayer's Yard.
Ten per cent. discount given to all
graduates at Roman & Felix.
Miss Inez Taylor of Boscobel is Wis.,
iting with the Lawton family.
Ever Morsen is the latest to give
an order for tile silo to J. w. Thayer.
Headquarters for Hart Schaffner &
Marx good clothes at Roman & Felix.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McClurg rejoice
over the birth of their first son, born
May 9.
-"Hicks at College, seat sale at
Dahl's drug store Tuesday morning at
8 O'Clock.
Mr.. C. G. Tenney was business
caller in the county seat from Wheat
land on Tuesday.
Walter McClurg, foreman on w.
H. Hanchett's fruit and dairy farm at
Sparta, spent Sunday at home.
DIR. G. O.. Fortney arrived from
Minnesota to join his wife, who has
been visiting here for ten days.
Mrs. A. o. Larson is offering her
trimmed hats for sale at greatly re-
duced prices Call and see them.
DIR. w. w. Hanson, Dentist, over
D. E. Davis drug store. Phone 2S4,
residence and office. 1-52w.
"A large supply of all kinds of lum-
Der at Thayer's which will be sold at a
sacrifice to get room for stock coming.
Register of Deeds Mork, Attorneys
Proctor, Graves, McKibbin and Grims-
rud are attending circuit court at
Prairie du Chen.
George Cr.fin is improving the land
and buildings on the six acre tract late
ly bought from Whitney Nichols ad-
joining the city purchase of ten acres.
Don't close your order for a silo
before seeing Phil Appleman, salesman
for the Saginaw make. Home near
Bloomingdale, postoffice address West
by.
Decoration day a week from to-
morrow. Grand Army memorial SER
vices at the Methodist church next Sun
day morning. Rev. Frank Nuzum will
deliver the address.
Farmers who market grain should
remember that the Eckhardt head
quarters have been changed to the
| Southeastern elevator, where deliver
les are hereafter to be made.
This appears to be moving season,
Nj. J. Felix taking possession of the J.
Nj. Bennett residence, Louis Thompson
moving to the home purchased of A.
Baldwin, and other changes.
See that fine triple plate, gold
lined toilet dish, with box of choice
bonbon candy thrown in. They can
only be had at Johnson's drug store.
Call and see the catchy bargain.
| Universal Portland cement stands
the severest test and is Endorsed by the
United States government. What is
good enough for Uncle Sam is good
enough for you. Always on hand at
/ IT. hh;fc. Gamororsc
| What significance may be attached
to the fact that Druggist Andrew John
son made purchase of boat and cider
press at the late railroad rummage sale
at Prairie du Chen? There was specu-
lation among the bidders and more
wonderment among the home folk.
Next Tuesday Afternoon and even
| ing and Wednesday afternoon handi-
work of the manual training and do
mestic science departments of Viroqua
schools will be on exhibition at the
high school building. The educational
authorities urge that patrons of the
schools and public generally make an
| inspection Of the work there to be
| shown.
Although not unexpected, the CEN
SoR invites attention to the card of
Editor o. b. Copper of De Soto an
nouncing his candidacy for register of
deeds, which appears in the proper
column of today's paper. AS neigh
boring contemporary and a personal
friend of the new aspirant to this office
the CENSOR and its editor can but ex-
press kindliest wishes.
To friends in this city come printed
announcement of the graduation of Earl
ID. Hutchinson from the Northern Pacific
Dental College at Portland, Oregon.
Mr.. Hutchinson is Readstown boy,
former editor of the local paper at that
place, and withal fine young man. He
anticipates locating at Spokane for
the prosecution Of his profession.
-Viroqua people should remember
that they have fine local market for
junk. Sam Gross, who lives just west
Of creamery, pays 81 per ton for iron,
/ SOC per hundred for rags, SC per pound
for rubbers, and the highest market
| prices for hides, talIow and sheep pelts.
Farmers and our city people should
save all Of these for Mr. Gross, as he
makes trips through the country, or
they can deliver 70 his residence.