Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-05-08
Two orphans SATURDAY. nipht.


-Towner's for window shades.
-Towntr's for paints, varnishes and
window glass.
-Up-to-date vacuum cleaner at Town
er's. Special IS so.
Mems Lion Brand work shoes, So. 90,
at Viroqua Shoe Store.
Neri Twite, prominent citizen of
Coon town, died recently.
Mems So so and 81 90 tan and black
0xfords, 81 70, at Roman & Felix's.
Paints, varnishes, brushes, putty
and window glass at 0. E. Davis drug
store.
Mrs. Bert Morrison received Wis
it from her mother, Mrs. Henry Weber
of La Crosse.
Veteran Geo. w. DeLap of Ontario,
has been granted increase of pension to
$40 per month.
Mrs. r. A. Angel, who recently
suffered from burns ~ De Soto, died
from her injuries.
"A. E. Surenson sells w. T. Pome-
roy & Co.'S celebrated Comstock Span
ish tobacco seed.
DIR. w. w. Hanson, Dentist, over
D. E. Davis drug store. Phone 2S4,
residence and Office. l-52w.
John E. and Rev. Frank Nuzum,
and their wives, were visitors and bus
mess callers at Viola.
Judge Higbee will return here on
Friday to hear and complete some I'M
settled court matters.
Quite number of jurors, litigants
and court attendants remained over to
attend circus after circuit court adjourn
ment.
White cedar posts and woven wire
fence at lowest prices. Let us furnish
YOU what you need. John E. Nusum
& Son.
The Forsyth residence in First
waro has been purchased by Mrs. Ana
Mas Smith, where she wilt make her
home.
Frank A. Chase commenced the
erection of house on his lands immed-
lately south of the old Nuzum home on
the bill
Headquarters for tobacco seed at
Sweger's Grocery. | carry the cele-
brated Coons seed, Cuban Hybred and
Spanish Comstock.
The relatives in Viroqua are advis-
ed that Mrs. w. 0. Mannell, nee Haz-
ell Wolfe, had little girl born to her
on May 4, at st. Paul.
Earl 2. Smith has been circulating
among friends for day. He feels that
he is making good as salesman for the
National Cash Register in Minnesota.
Agnes, 15-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Somb, died from tuber-
culosis east of town. Funeral at the
home today, interment at Coon Prairie.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Caldwell re-
turned from La Crosse, where the lady
had been under treatment and opera
ton for ten weeks in one of the hospi-
tails.
1t is stated on what appears good
that NJ H. Bekkedal of West
by has purchased the old Park hotel
corner and will use it for business pun
poses
Farmers who market grain should
that the Eckhardt head
quarters have been changed to the
elevator, where deliver
les are hereafter to be made.
Assessors are busy with their work.
most OF them receiving their supplies
and commenced this week. In some of
the towns it requires the officials time
for approximately a month.
Alex Lowrie G. A. r. Post has
been honored by having one Gifts mem
Oers, Former Commander j. w. Gil |
nan, appointed on the staff of Depart
nent Commander as aid de camp.
For several days no Chicago daily
papers were available for sale in the |
.ity, and Sunday editions were much |
missed. A strike on part of pressmen
on the big papers was cause
If the trouble.
Miss Wilson of the county training
Icnool presented diplomas TO four bright
'oung ladies, who were graduated from
Hiss Minnie JohnsoB's school near
1haseburg last Saturday evening. Miss
Johnson is a graduate from the training
ehool and was a favorite with her in
tructors, Prof. Smith and Miss Wilson.
Clerk Of the Court Henry C. Cos
ing makes announcement OF his in
ention to be candidate for re-nomina-
ion at the September primary. If
here is a man of wider acquaintance in
lernon county the CENSOR knows not
is name. We call attention to the
ard statement in another column. J.