Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-05-15

Dese quaAtJ anu must stoOetlSs AVI
their money LEM STEVLING.
Viroqua, April 80, 1912.
Wall paper at o. E. Davis drug
store.
The best floor varnish is Chi-namel.
o. E. Davis.
-Maeder orchestra at Opera house
Tuesday, May Il.
BE sure and see Cinderella tomor-
row night, Thursday.
Liquid veneer for polishing turni-
ture and floors at Towner's.
Mems mule skin shoes. S1.15, at
the Farmers Store, Viroqua.
DIR. Carl B. Peterson was a Cash
ton visitor in the city on Thursday.
Films developed and printed as it
should be done at Jasperson's Studio.
John Morris was in the city from
Genoa to see his father, Henry Morris,
who is very i'll.
Mrs. Julia Hanson is in the city
from Whitestown visiting her sister,
Mrs. Hans P. Larson.
Mrs. A. o. Larson is Offering her
trimmed hats fer sale at greatly re-
duced prices. Call and see them.
DIR. w. w. Hanson, Dentist, over
D. E. Davis drug store. Phone 284,
residence and office. 1-52w.
Mrs. Jos. Buchanan received word
of the death of her brother, Mr.. Van
Dyke, a former resident of this COM
munity
White cedar posts and woven wire
fence at lowest prices. Let us furnish
VI. hot Lob Ia Arc
& Son.
e. G. Theige, J. F. Heal, Chris
Helgerson and Clarence Olson, have
bought the Rock Island corn planters
with fertilizer attachments.
Three new tenants in Tate block
are settled and their respective places
are neat, light and pleasant-Jeweler
Lillis, Bailey restaurant, Bigley barber.
June 18th civil service examine
ton will be held at our postoffice for a
clerk to be employed therein. Particu-
lars may be had by calling upon Post
master Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Solverson visited
their relatives, the Lewis Johnson fam
lily, at Richland Center. For a second
time Mrs. Johnson has been under treat
ment in Madison hospital.
Farmers who market grain should
remember that the Eckhardt head
quarters have been changed to the
Southeastern elevator, where deliver
les are hereafter to be made.
Henry Lake and wife went to Two
Harbors, Minnesota, to visit their
daughter. Mrs. Lake will go from
there to Oregon, where she will be
joined by Henry later in the season,
and spend the winter.
Mr.. M. H. Bekkedal was in the city
today and definitely decided to establish
lumber yard on the old Park hotel
corner, with A. ID. Helgeson as local
manager. Construction Of suitable
buildings will commence at once.
The Lewis" underwear is known
and sold everywhere. The lie wis union
suits are the best and most comfortable.
We are sole agents for this famous line
Prices 81 90, Sl.50, $500 and up as high
as you may want to pay. The Blue
Fornt Store.
So far we have experienced week
of cold rain and low temperature, hail
and snow falling Monday On Tuesday
morning water and ground froze. Fear
for blossoming fruit is expressed. Corn
planting is much delayed by the frigid
temperature and drizzling rain.
Philip Appleman, county agent for
the Saginaw silo, was a caller at the
CENSOR Office on Saturday while in the
city from Bloomingdale. Phil says he
has met with unusual success in taking
orders for delivery this season. He de-
clares that more silos will be built in
Vernon county this season than the
total number now in use.
-Viroqua people should remember
that they have fine local market for
junk. Sam Gross, who lives just west
of creamery, pays 81 per ton for iron,
SOC per hundred for rags, SC per pound
for rubbers, and the highest market
prices for hides, tallow and sheep pelts.
Farmers and our city people should
save all of these for Mr.. Gross, as he
makes trips through the country, or
they can deliver to his residence.
Approximately $50, 700 in automobile
license fees have been collected by the
secretary of state this year About
16, 700 cars have been licensed. More
revenue III lunches. With the millions
that flow into the public treasury from
sources not available years ago, people
naturally think it fair presumption
that taxes should decrease. Not so,
however.