Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-04-24
-Unele Tora,s cabin. Monday MEL


-Towner's for base ball goods and
all kinds of sporting goods.
Mems Elk work shoes, s1.75 to
s.. 90, at Viroqus Shoe Store.
Big dance at Opera hall circus night.
Music by an orchestra of five pieces.
Call and see the "Style Pluss''
$500 mems suits at Roman & Felix's.
New spring ladies' and misses Ok
fords at special low prices at Roman &
Felix's.
w. H. Harris and brother were
county-seat callers from Forest town,
on Monday.
Mrs. Minnie Oftedahl arrived from
Aberdeen, having been there to visit
relatives.
-Berlie Moore has been rusticating
and doing farm work at the parental
home near Ross.
Ladies $40 suits for SIS; SIS suits
during this sale at SIS; ladies' $22 suits
now SIT, at Rogers.
Get the best tobacco seed-W. T.
Pomeroy & Co.'S Comstock Spanish. A.
E. Surenson sells il.
Good dwelling house within half
block of Main street, for sale at bar
gain. See Chas. S. Slack & Co.
Paint that felt roof and prolong its
life. Elastic roof paint is the best. no
teE III it; 75e per galIJn at Tibbits- Cam
eron's.
Austin Collier and wife left for
| their North Dakota home, having re-
manned here since the death of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. D. Chase.
Everything in lumber, brick, ce-
ment, sash, doors and furnishings for
house building, may be found at Thay-
ers. Prices reasonable.
James Treseder and wife have NOV
ed to their farm south of town. Their
city residence will be occupied by Sup
erintendent and Mrs. Gardner.
Pearl Fish has sold his farm near
Liberty Pole, the original fainter place,
and moved near Kendalls, in Monroe
county, where he purchased farm.
-Chas. S. Slack e. Co, have just re-
ceived car of New Deering Ideal and
Milwaukee mowers and Glover Leaf
spreaders and nrst of them are already
sold
Florence Williams Richards depart
ed for the east with her children, join
| ing Mr.. Richards at Pautucket, Rhode
Island, where he will be engaged in his
professional work for the season.
The Equity meeting slated for Sat
urday night at Folsom school house,
was postponed because Judge Mahoney
could not be present. Next Saturday
night at O'Clock is set for the gather
ing.
j. ]. O'Neill, piano tuner from Chi
cago, will be with the Brown Music Co.
next week. All kinds of piano repair
work. Orders from the country will
receive prompt attention and no extra
charge added.
Ask any questions you want to about
the treatment of floors, woodwork, ETC.,
and my special lady demonstration at
| o. E. Davis drug store April 20 and 80
will tell you quick just what you want
to know about finishing and refnishing
Chi-Namel.
The ''Rouge Rex" line Of men s
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 row ready
for you, at The Blue Front Store.
! Mr.. T. c. Knudson returned from
the old home in western Minnesota,
where he went to attend the funeral of
his brothers wife, Mrs. j. I. Knudson.
! He says the farmers in that section
| have practically completed seeding ard
the season is farther advanced than
here.
Lawrence Bigley has sold his resi-
dence property to Mr.. B. S. Anderson,
the hardware dealer, who will fit it for
permanent home. There Mr.. Ander-
son is erecting garage for his auto
mobile just purchased and which he
will soon receive, Ford Model, secur-
ed from the Dahl agency at Westby.
Miss Grace Williams was given a
joyful surprise at her home Saturday
last, when nearly thirty friends and
neighbors came with well filled baskets.
An enjoyable evening was spent by all,
music, dancing and card playing. The
crowd left as a remembrance a beauti-
full toilet set and other pleasing and APP
propriste presente
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. p. Hill arrived
home last Saturday, after spending the
winter months at Chattanooga, Ten
ne5see, with their son. They enjoyed
the balmy weather and pleasant condit-
ions there. 1t afforded Mr.. Hill oppor-
tunity to tramp over the famous battle
fields of that historic country, visit the
national cemetery and take peep from
old Look. Out Mountain into seven
states.
-Viroqua people should remember
that they have fine local market for
junk. Sam Gross, who lives Just west
of creamery, pays $4 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.
Mrs. Jerome Favor received sad,
although not unexpected intelligence,
of the death of her brother, Eber G.
James at Little Falls, Minnesota. Mr..
James will be well remembered by the
early settlers, son of the late Thomas
James and wife, who located in the
town of Jefferson in 1856. Twenty
eight years since he moved to Verndale
where he was engaged in business, and
where his remains we're inferred beside
the wife who preceded him to the
grave by two years. He was seventy
years old. Many friends here will rem
ember his good qualities Of head and
heart. Mrs Favor was with her bro
Their for some time only few weeks
since.