Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-05-22
Short News Stories of Interest
Reporters comnes Dongs
'vfroqua and Vicinity


Money to loan on real estate. Call
on j. E. Stoll.
Mems mule skin shoes at S1.O5 at
Roman & Felix.
Boys mule skin shoes at sl.0O at
Roman & Felix.
You viii find Sam Lillis in the Tate
block. opposite post Office.
Gold Coin and Daniel Webster -four,
both excellent, at Thayer's.
Ten per cent. discount given to all
graduates at Roman & Felix.
-Middlings and corn are the best
hog feed; cheapest at Thayer's.
See clicks at College" at Opera
House, Wednesday and Thursday even
ings.
The Sanwick and Otteson families
have visitors from Iowo, Mesdames
Flikke and Tollefson.
Mrs. Nancy Bort arrived home from
Aberdeen, where she spent the winter
with her son Jesse and wife.
James Foosettee has moved to the
south of the city where he has room to
expand his ginseng industry.
"A report from Webster it that Scott
Melvin has added another score to his
large record-a nineteenth child.
Velvet wall finish Is flat oil paint
for interior work. Cali at o. E. Davis
drug store and see sample cards.
Ben Nuzum and wife are now domi-
ciled in the old Morley residence, next
John E. Nuzum's home, and owned
by him.
Now is the best time to select your
commencement presents. | am especi-
ally stocked up for this occasion. j.
w. Lucas.
Tile silos are cheapest and best for
those near town, but wood stave silos
for long hauls. Thayer saves you mon
ey on both.
Miss Hazel Potter of South Salem
ridge, returned home much improved
after two months treatment in Madi-
son hospital.
Il have for sale about 1000 thrifty
three-year old elm shade trees, 5 to z
feet high. Make your demands early.
]. Henry Tate.
1t rained about every day dur
ing the Jast two weeks, greatly re-
tarding farm work. To date the sea-
son is very DackWaFu-
-Four nights at one theater in La
Crosse this week. That is how strong
a feature in "Homer's Odyssey
Opera Electric Saturday night.
-"Paroid" in the roofing business,
means the best. 1t has no superior in
the felt roofing line. Call for samples
and prices at Tibbits. Cameron's
Assessors of Sheboygan county
have been notified that any assessor
who fails to assess property at its full
value will be removed from Office.
H. E. Packard and Henry Linde-
mann attended district bankers con-
vention held in La Crosse. The latter
was named as district vice-president.
W. E Butt reports his ginseng
plants up and growing. Ginseng is not
assessable. The work is light in sum-
mer and this in the shade and the price
is high. s3
-Realisticl Lifelikel-A most start
ling illusionl The binding of the giant
by burning out his single eye with a
blazing log. Homer's Odyssey, Satur-
day night.
The young man who has the honor
of being graduate of our high school
is worthy of nice gold watch. Come
in and let US select you good time
keeper. j. W. Lucas, Jeweler.
Remember, home beautifiers, that
have for sale at my place in Viroqua,
1000 beautiful Scotch pine trees, 2 to
3 feet high, at small price of 20 cents.
A man will be on the grounds for ten
days yet to dig and deliver. G. T. For
tun.
--Trowsers that are right in style, fit
and wearing quality. Latest peg top
for young men, SO to IS. Medium make
of pants for older men. Splendid wear
ing pants made in good style. The best
we ever had for 81 and $3.50. The Blue
Front Store.
The Lewis" underwear is known
and sold everywhere. The Lewis union
suits are the best and most comfortable.
We are sole agents for this famous line.
Prices 81 90, $3.50, $500 and up as high
as you may want to pay. The Blue
Fornt Store.
-Philo H. Melvin and wife were in
city from Webster on Thursday. They
located on Section % after it had been
stripped of its fine timber, and it is not
so very many years ago. Now the ter
ritory is well stumped and cultivated by
thrifty farmers.
You have noticed it, of. course, the
removal of the old skating rink on North
Main street. For long series of years
it was Viroqua's amusement house.
The tearing away of the place brings
back many remembrances of evenings
pleasantly spent there.
Fred Gohde was in the city for the
first time since removing to Iowa. He
reports his mother quite contented in
their new home, but of course, misses
the old friends and neighbors. Mrs.
Gohde has disposed of her home at Lib
erty Pole to Veteran Stewart of Vic
tory, who will move to the Pole.
Mayor August Smith and daughters
Hazel and Fay, Chas. A. Parker and
Roy Bean autoed to Bangor in Mr..
Beams Imperial car, remaining over
Sunday. The run home was anything
but pleasant on Monday, but the ma
chine made good progress through mud
and over clay hills, taking three and a
half hours to come through.
Rev. C. E. Sybilrnd and wife took
their departure from Westby to their
new field of work at Minneapolis. last
Thursday. Their going is much re-
GREETED by Mr.. Sybilrud's congrega-
tons and the general public, where
many attachments were formed during
his three years pastorate. Mrs. Sybil-
rud, too, is lady of mary accomplish
ments and endeared herself greatly to
the community.
Frank Frazier, a town of Jefferson
boy, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Fra
zier, has been appointed as assistant
inspector of the postoffice department