Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-03-27
Election next Tuesday.


your public affairs.
All kinds of wall paper at o. E.
4 Davis Drug store.
Get prices of Thayer before buying
silo of any kind.
Misses Midy blouse waists, price
Sl.00, at Roman & Felix's.
Major M. C. Bergh was in the city
on business for couple of days.
Mrs. Richard Ellacott retur ned from
a visit with her daughters in the Dako-
tas.
Warner Brothers corsets, full
line of new spring models, at Roman &
Felix's.
Melvin Anderson was taken from
Readstown TO Madison for appendicitis
operation.
-P. S. Peterson and family moved
from Readstown near Avalanche, where
they will farm.
Theodore TIbias has sold his farm
near Viroqua and removed with bis
family to Canada.
| DIR. Porter received a new type
writer; a Bennett machine, a pocket
edition, so to speak.
-Rubbers at the Farmers Store.
Mems 81 % grade, 81 90; soc grade,
75c; ladies' rubbers, Csc.
Miss Edith Drade is at the parent
al home in this city, taking vacation
from teaching at Sylvan.
ATTEND the splendid lecture course
entertainment Saturday night at Opera
house, Get your tickets early.
Mrs Welma Larson Thompson ar
rived from Aberdeen to spend month
with her mother and friends.
Charley Lieurance has exchanged his
stock of merchandise at West Lima
with j. w. Curry for western lands.
viii Ady is at La Fargo assisting
Charley De Jean put in shape lis stock
of furnishing goods newly opened there.
White cedar posts and woven wire
fence at lowest prices. Let us furnish
you what you need. John E. Nusum
& Sen.
-Tibbits- Cameron Company are MAX
ing special prices at this time on all
barn and shed lumber, as well as shingles
and cement.
Rev. Ray w. Smith was ordained
by Bishop Clough on Sunday last, at
Rock Island. That is the cause of his
late absence.
Harold Peterson will move with his
family to Tacoma. Washington, having
disposed of his barber shop at Westby
to Jos. Lisbakken.
/ w. C. T. u. win be entertained at
the residence of Mrs. p. S. Curtis next
Tuesday by Mrs. nj. A. Herrington and
Mrs. Geo. HI. Clarke.
Mrs. Stella Nuzum-F Fulton, with
her little girl, returned to Waller, Mon
| tana, after spending the winter at the
parental home in this city.
Through the agency Of T. j. Thor
son, Jens Davidson has disposed of so
acres from his big Westby farm to
James Kellogg of Viola.
George K Nuzum and family are
about to move to the farm of Joel M.
Nuzum, on the Kickapoo, where they
will return to the cultivation of the soil.
Watch for the beautiful display in
Martins window. Don't fail to come
up and see it. Hand paintings from
Japan on wood fibre and water color
paper.
Mrs. Dahlquist, a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John M. Moen of Coon Prairie,
was adjudged insane and removed to
Mendoza hospital by Sheriff Root and
an attendant.
Mrs. Beaver of Moline, Mrs. Silesky
of Rice Lake, daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Roman, are at the parental
home here. They are accompanied by
their children.
The Penny Picture People are still
/ int f.rsfy Hnsf hsau
They plan on staying here until next
week. They just can't 90 as long as
business keeps up.
And they do proclaim that State
Treasurer Dahl is grandpa, like the
rest of us, his eldest daughter, Elnora,
having born to her and her husband a
little tot at their home in the state of
Washington.
Don't pay an enormous price for a
silo that has to be shipped hundreds of
miles when you can get Beaver silo
manufactured right here in Beaver Dam,
Wis, at Give and let live" price from
w. W. Wigginton.
Relatives received dispatch an
nouncing the death of John Ramsett at
Grand Forks. Remains will be brought
to the old Bristow home and funeral
held at North West Prairie church On
Friday at one o'clock.
If you will need car or part of a
car of cement for spring use, you win
save money by calling at Tibbits-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.
Attorney and Mrs. C. ". Graves
returned, Friday, from New Orleans
and other sections of the south and
soushwest, where they rasted month.
They report an agreeable change from
our bleak March weather and an en-
! joyable season of rest and travel.
Ed. M. Minshall has been at the
old Virolua stamping grounds for a
week, having been summoned by the
serious illness of his mother, WHO'S now
somewhat improved. Ed. has the true
western spirit, and thinks Spokane the
axis around which all progress centers.
Editor Art Skar of the Coon Valley
News, was business caller in the city
on Saturday, his first visit to the coun-
ty seat. Mr.. Skar is practically a
stranger in the county, having come
over from Minnesota 70 revive the sus.
pended paper. He is an agreeable young
man and his efforts in his new field