Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-04-10

All kinds of wall paper at o. E.
Davis drug store.
Alabastine, freskolin and wall pap
er, at o. E. Davis.
-Up-to-date va .uum cleaner at Town
er's Special IS so.
Harold Proctor sold his Hudson run
about automobile to Attorney Moen.
Shingles, barn ard shed boards,
cement and roofing bargs ms at Thayer's.
Miss Iona Slack was home from
LACKING duties at Wausau for Easter
vacation.
Don't buy wall paper until you see
Towner's line-up-to- date goods at the
lowest prices.
Ederheimer-Steins suits for boys and
children, nothing better made, at
Roman & Felix's.
"A. E. Surenson sells w. T. Pome-
roy & Co.'S celebrated Comstock Span
ish tobacco seed.
Attorneys Hammer and Drew of
Hillsboro and LaFarge, were in the city
on legal matters.
-Bissell's carpet sweepers-the best
ever--in a range of styles and prices at
Morley's furniture store.
Imperial automobiles are designed
for comfort as well as power. Sold by
Viroqua Implement Company.
After passing year with his par
ents in this section, Carl Davik went
to his home in Dunn county.
Milton Mckinney and family have
removed from the town of Webster
and will try Texas as future home.
DIR. w. W. Hanson, Dentist, over
0. E. Davis drug store. Phone 284
residence and Office. l-52w.
Mr.. C. D Williams is on the street
greeting friends after many weeks
confinement in hospital and at home.
April Is is the date when all re-
ports must be filed with the assessor
of incomes. People should rememScr
this.
White cedar posts and woven wire
fence at lowest prices. Let US furnish
you what you need John E. Nusum
& Son.
-Tibbits- Cameron Company are max
ing special prices at his time on all
barn and shed lumber. as well as shingles
and cement.
Prof. Charles Anderson of Madison,
university graduate, has been engag-
ed as principal of Cashton schools the
ensuing year.
Gus Mitchell and two daughters Of
Hillsboro, went to Montana to take
homesteads and improve land Mr.. Nit
chell has there.
"A new discovery: THE Barnyard
Shoe" guaranteed ammonia proof.
Price 81 IS and SO co. For sale by Ro-
man & Felix's.
Superintendent Buffers and Trustee
Bennett paid visit to Ii. ID. William s
at the sugar camp last Thursday, re-
naming over night.
Easter Sunday brought light COW
ering to mother earth by snow, not
withstanding that several days previous
mild weather had prevailed.
-Soren Larson, Jens Davidson, DR..
Schreiner and otler Westby gentlemen
favored the CENSOR with personal and
business calls while in the city.
Harry Pulver, Charlie Porter, Mat
tie Hall, Earl Arlington, Paul Dahl and
perhaps others of our university stu
dents were home for Easter vacation.
Larson Brothers have purchased
from Albert Johnson the store building
adjoining their marble works, and it
will be used as an anex to their business
place.
Sheriff Root was at Hillsboro and
arrested four persons on charge of VIC
lating the game laws. Convinced that
there was no real cause for action they
were discharged.
1T was no April fool joke when the
drinking fountain opened up on that
day. For six months hence Williams
corner will be a popular place for
quenching thirst.
-Jens Furaas, who spent the winter
here, returned to his home at Hanna.
ford. North Dakota He was accom-
panied by Ole Michaelson, who will try
his fortunes in the west.
-Chas. S. Slack & Company have
full line of plows, harrows, drills, wag-
ons and trucks and other up-to-date i'm
plements too numerous to mention that
they are selling like hot cakes, and
their prices are what will interest you.
DIR. F. P. johnson was over from
Ontario on Friday. He told the CEN
soR that there appeared no obstacle in
the way of early commencement of
work on the Ontario Wilton railroad;
that the contracts had been let and
grade stakes were being set.
First automobile to make its APP
pearance on the streets was Monday
morning, when w. D. Dyson took his
machine out of dry dock. Reports
are that there will be many more to
whiz about and fill the air with the
sweet scent of burning gasolene-
The boys of neighboring towns and
also Cashton, says theRecord, have been
using washers in the slot machines to
get the gum and candy they contain.
Over at Kendall the youngsters cleaned
out the hardware of the proper sized
washers and then proceeded to clean
out the slot machines. All of which
goes to demonstrate that boys will be
boys, as of yore, even though the act
be little shady.
Miss Geneva M. Graves, who has
for few years been local editor on her
fathers paper, the Leader, departed
last Saturday, for Wausau, where she
will be employed on the Daily Record
Herald as society editor and proof
reader. Miss Graves has demonstrated
aptitude for her chosen work and the
CENSOR hopes and believes that she
will be equal to the larger responsibility
and opportunity.
The last Of the lecture and enter
tainment course numbers promises to
be the best of the series, the Mendels-
sohn quartet, musicians, declaimers,
humorists, company that will GER
tainly please old and young. There is
a deficit Of funds to meet expense of
tha ennrsa Everu dollar of NJ rnnaue