Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-04-17
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Worl- guaranteed.
bon. j. d. Beck was here from
Maids on to spend Sunday.
Hens Elk work shoes, S175 to
$500, at Viroqua Shoe Store.
You can save money on lumber or
shingles by buying of Thayer.
Mems mule skin shoes, SIPS to
$1.75, at Viroqua Shoe Store.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
Post card pictures 95 cent per dozen
at E. j. Anderson, Readstown.
IF going to build a silo of tile or
slaves, Thayer can save you SIS.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
James Hall of Kickapoo was called
to Boscobel by the death of sister.
-Nobetter salvethan Mentho- Camph.
Call for free sample at 0. E. Davis.
Call and see the best suit on the
market, Style-Plus, SIT, at Roman &
Felix's.
If any of your stock have warts,
we have the medicine to cure them. o.
E. Davis.
-Utz & Dunn shoes and Oxfords, at
special low prices, during Roman & Eel
ks 10 Jays sale.
Get the best tobacco seed-W. T.
Pomeroy & Co.'S Comstoek Spanish. A.
E Surenson sells it.
Now is the time to get your rugs at
special low prices, during this April
sale. Roman & Felix.
"A son of c. Bangsberg suffers from
stroke of paralysis. He is at the fam
lily home in Jefferson.
Clarence p. Brown was in the city
from Stark, having business here and
also visited relatives.
Special prices on barn boards and
all kinds of shingles. Call and see US.
John E. Nuzum & Son.
-Bigley's jewelry stock must be
closed out by May /. It's selling cheap,
and going fast. Don't delay.
Bring in your house and barn bills
for figures. We will make you lowest
prices. John E. Nuzum & Son.
Miss Aida Anderson arrived home
after spending a few weeks with rela-
tives and friends in Minneapolis.
Theodore Tobias and family have
gone to Canada to spend the season, he
having land interests in that country.
Frank Wintz has purchased two
acres from the Butt farm, just north
of the fair ground, on North main
street.
The ladies of the W. r. c.. will
hold dutch market at Running's hall,
Saturday afternoon. Lunch will be
served.
After passing the winter in Kill
waukee with her sister, Mrs. Southern,
Miss Selma Mockrud arrived home on
Thursday.
i have for sale about 2, 900 thrifty
three-year old elm shade trees, to z
feet high. Make your demands early
j. Henry Tate.
w. E. Butt and Harold Proctor sp-
peared before Judge Brindley at La
Crosse, Saturday, TO take deposition
from bank official.
"A full attendance is desired at the
next meeting of the Mystic Workers,
Tuesday night, as very special business
will then be transacted.
An old resident of this section, Ole
Lunke, who resides near West, Salem,
is very low. He is a grandfather of
Mrs. Hans Thompson of this city.
Clarence Powell went to see his
mother, Mrs. Samuel Savage, who is
i'll at the home of Otis Wilson in Web
ster. She came from Colorado last
fall, and has been sick since.
j. W. Thayer reports the sale of
hollow tile silos TO Jacob Dach, Charles
johnson and Hugh Buchanan. SiIos are
a money saver to those who are en-
gagged in dairying.
There will be an Equity meeting at
Folsom school house, Saturday night,
April 20, at O'Clock. Everyone in
vited. Judge D. o. Mahoney will talk
to farmers on equity.
The CororaOa4iopol lod;aei old coo
iety viii hold their spring rummage
sale, Friday, April &c, in Mr.. Tate's
store building on Main Street. Come
early and see the bargains.
When you buy a work shirt you
want full size, full length, finished
wrist band, low neck, double stitched.
Something that will give you perfect
satisfaction. No such line to be seen
in the city, as at The Blue Front Store.
If you will need car or part of a
car of cement for spring use, you will
save money by calling at Tibbits-C Cam
eron's and leave your order at once,
while it is possible to buy at low mar
ket. We can store it for you until
spring. Do it now.
j. W. Thayer reports that in going
over the record of sales of dairy feeds
the past winter, it is easy to note that |
those using silos bought much less feed |
in proportion to number of cows fed
than others, and with much better sat
;sfaction for money expended.
The "Rouge Rex line Of mems |
every day shoes are the best on the |
market. They are soft, pliable and |
comfortable on the feet. Fit and wear |
are unexcelled. A full and complete |
line of these famous shoes now ready |
for you. at The Blue Front Store.
Frank A. Chase has purchased the |
L. c. Boggs place, midway between Vi
roqua and Readstown, most desirable |
stock, grain and dairy farm, consi sting |
of l60 acres. Mr.. Chase also disposed |
of the Sam ]. Ottum farm near Bristow,
making an exchange with John E. NJ
yum for one of his tenement houses and |
30acres of land south of town.
Roy McMullin has gone to Dane
county to accept a position as official |
tester for company of farmers who |
under system calculate to weed out /
undesirable and improbable cows, have |
a correct way of ascertaining this fact. |
Mr.. McMullin has that duty to perform. |
He has been creamery operator and /
viii prove efficient in this work.
Hon. E. S. Goodell and daughter |
Katherine arrived home an Wednesday
1 .er winters sojourn in the west and /
Pacific states. They were fortunate in /
encountering no unfavorsble weather /
during that five months outing, return
ing refreshed and much pleased with
having escaped the rigors of Wiscon-
sin winter. Mr.. Goodell tells that he
met greet number Of former Vernon
ties at every place he visited 70 the