Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-21
Short News Stories of Interest
Pkps Comngs Gongs Dongs
Viroqua

q feIlx $.
Germany ticking. Csc quality, lsc
at Rogers
Sun Fast Bingham, 12c and lac per
yard, at Rogers.
u. E Bigley jeweIer ana epgraver.
Work guaranteed.
Mems SIS overcoats for 1875 at
Roman & Felix's.
-Children's one-buckle arctics, soc at
Roman g. Felix's.
The Osborne disc harrow, for sale
by Viroqua Implement Co.
Use Bunsen's catarrh cream, price
25c and SOC at o. E. Davis.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &c.
Are you cold? If Sc, order your coal
from L. C. Boyle. Phone No 10.
American Printing Company's cali
cos. AZ per yard every day in the week,
at Rogers.
Come in and let US show you the
Corn King manure spreader. Viroqua
Implement Co.
Mems $500 sheepskin lined coats
with sheepskin collars for So rs at Ro-
man & Felix's.
Hart Schaffner & Marx $50 over.
coats, velvet collars for $l2.5 so at Ro-
man & Felix's.
Manager Will E. Lawton attended
state meeting of telephone interests
held at the state capital.
New spring styles in mems dress
shirts. already for your inspection at
the Blue Front Store.
BOYS waists and %Kazoo" garter
suspenders for boys. These are the
mothers delight. The Bluel7ront Store
Don't fail to figure with US when
you build that house or barn. We can
save you money. John E. Nuzum &
Son.
-Chas. NJ Thompson and wife have
removed to the city of Spokane from
their late home at Collville, Washing
ton.
Miss Laura Mccullough visited her
call upon Alice Richari- Kelley at Ed
mond.
-Tibbits- Cameron Company are max
ing special prices at this time on all
barn and shed lumber, as well as shingles
and cement.
Great sacrifice prices will prevail
throughout the ladies' misses and child
ren's ready to-wear department at Ro-
man & Felix's.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. z. Nuzum, Robt.
j. Arnold and Clinton w. NuZum are at
tending the state convention of lumber
dealers in Milwaukee.
Now is the time to contract for
your woven and barb wire. We handle
the Apex woven wire, the best on the
market Anderson & Sauer.
Ever use Nyal's Stoneroot Com
pound? It's one of the best kidney
remedies on the market, prices SOC and
500. @ p Davis drug store
Attorney Alvin Peterson was up
from Soldiers Grove on Thursday to
transact business matters and visit rel
atives, the Fortneys and others.
Frank A. Chase and Fred Hanson
expect TO soon visit the south on a
prospecting tour. Fred thinks of 10.
eating if the right sort of situation pre-,
sents itself.
County Highway Commissioner Ris-
tow attended meeting of fellow SUI
pervisors at Madison. Instructions was
given by the officials higher up, per
tanning TO united and systematic high
way making.
If you will need a car or part of a
car OF cement for spring use, you will
save money by calling at Tibbits-Cam.
eroG and leave your order at once,
while it le possible to buy at low mar
ket We can store it for you until
spring. Do it now.
Mr.. John c Pugh, old soldier end
pioneer citizen of Sugar Grove, made
he rounds of Viroqua, Saturday, cal
ling on friends He does not get to the
county seat often. MIR. Pugh declares
that he resides in one of the very best
neighborhoods in all Vernon county.
Hon. Jos. D. Beck was in the city
from Madison on Monday making ar
engagements for the construction of a
new dwelling house on bis farm i'm
mediately west of town. He purchased
material from local dealers and gave the
contract for labor to C. l.. Peterson.
John E. Riley and family departed
from Viroqua on Sunday, bound for
Eleva, in Trempealeau county, where
they have rented a hotel and will be-
come caterers to the travelling public
Their friends of lifetime here will all
extend best wishes for success in the
new calling.
Work shirts. We want to call your
attention TO our work shirts. Not the
39c kind, but full in size. Finished wrist
band, SO inches long, good buttons and
properly sewed. Some of these with
ties attached, so cents, as low as hon
est shirts can be sold. The Blue Front
Store.
"A considerable number of old VII
roqua neighbors and friends sent ami
versary greetings to venerable Timothy
C. Pringle at his western home. His
birthday fall today, the same date as
that OF the Father of His Country,
the patron saint, Washington. Mr..
Pringle has reached his eighty-ninth
milestone on life's rugged journey.
-Viroqua Modern Woodmen and
their families to nearly the number of
three hundred had an enjoyable frater-
nal social, supper and dance at Run
ming hall last Thursday night. Fishers
home orchestra furnished music for the
occasion. As representative of the
Woodmen OF this section to the head
camp, Judge kahoney gave a review
of the work, explaining why's and
wherefores fer the radical raise in
rates. Many questions we're answered
on tie subject.
From Seattle papers we notice that
the great western city is again embroil-
ed in one OF its usual before-eIection
fierce contests. The mayoralty is the
bone of contention. The dailies quote
literally from the speeches of Captain
Silbaugh, who is making nightly talks