Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-06-05
Short News Stories of Interest
Reporters Dongs
vroqua Vicinity
-Monev loaned w. 3. Butt.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

Mrs. George Pennell is visiting La
Crosse friends.
j. E. Bigley jeweler and epgraver.
Work guaranteed.
Fresh lime, cement and plaster at
Tibbits- Cameron's.
Get your Paris green at o. E.
Davis drug store.
The Nichols block is being bright
ened up with fresh paint.
Barn paint, linseed oil and roof
paint at Tibbits-Cameron's.
-Towner's for base ball goods and
all kinds of sporting goods.
Use Nyal's liniment for all sprains
and bruises. o. E. Davis.
Lars ]. Brye returned from Florida,
where he spent the winter.
Remember, j. W. Thayer contin-
ues to sell tile and stave silos.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &c.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Aikenhead, La
Crosse, are visiting friends in the city.
Chris Fjnstad of Chaseburg, paid a
NAcAS ~ ZIG AspAkC VI LIE oOh AZ saaAS N&Ny
-Adolph Hauge was in the city, hav-
ing returned from Portland with his
mother.
Improvements all about the city in
paint, repairing, remodeling, is going
forward.
Use Nyals Eczema Lotion for
eczema, poisoning and all insect bites.
o. E. Davis.
Merchant Carl Fortney was up from
Liberty Pole, Monday, as was also
Sammy Solyerson.
Ham Cowan of Stark had business
in the city which he transacted between
trains on Saturday.
Hats going cheap at Mrs. Bigley's.
buy good business.
Beautiful books for graduation gifts
at Towner's store, Viroqua. See them
before making selections.
-Porches are being added to the res
idence fronts of Dire. Chester and Geo.
Minshall on north Main street.
&C. F. Wallace went to Minnesota
TO remain for a month. Mrs. Wallace
will visit relatives at Richland Center.
M. H. Bekkedal was in the city,
Monday, taking note of matters in CON-
mection with his contemplated lumber
yard.
now siaugnter sne ho&l2us weeos;
Sne 1Cul grasses any oInilL ueeh i 800
crowns upon private ia''os a1iu nien-
ways.
Charley Conaway was in from Gin.
Ton eoWm, ossuLuay; t1ansscelus Das JUS.
ness. ny .Nr'lsVp uac 9 plsasa'as e '.l
'With nm
-Sylvanas Moore Of Harmony, was
in the city on business and remained
over Monday night with his mother, Mrs.
Samuel Moore.
do not forget that Thayer sells the
best tile siio that isymada, as, well as
the best stave- silos with q choice Of
patent doors. rsgt,. = ri -aJ 'sFn,
asGe w F,snkl;n ava osa,,a. hsus
been doing some interior decorating al
the farm home of Thos. Stevens. three
miles north of this city.
-Th;rtv inch oIouo; u an :
bossorn = an , r,Uv rocos f a w; -
Constr Elvu Jann;ngs showed AZ s,,"h 70 |.
sample. OF the Medium variety
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IL y. Anaye. WIsusS ~ LIytM ens
puDnc INA. ulsposing q Ms Ms Iun,oe a. any
!eeu interests On worth MAN seree. WI,
IN no way ih:erIefe win MS SAFE OF
Alos OF any klnu'
Farmers are purchasing Ford auto
moDlles-Ed LItzner OF Liberty Pole
ana II. A. Adler OF Kockton. Casmer
hnudson OF Coon valley is also pos
SCISSOR OF Ford.
WOOD Irvine such as is re Iuired by
the manufacturers can be had at The
Blue Front Store or at Eckhard's ware
house. One cent per pound will be de-
Quoted II the wool is not tled right TINS
year.
Teachers in the city schools scat
tered to their respective homes. Some
Will return for next year, others not.
Only a portion of places in the teach
ing force have been so far arranged for
by the board OF education.
The La Fargo Enterprise states
mat properly oeai OF some conse-
Iuencs Vas cons y, tnere IL tne
eale VI Geo: =; Iate ah1 -. n. slime
4m1serese ~ 2eeieypurg mourning mills 20
harvey oeeiey anu W. T. mcfey.
-Remember we are prepared to give
you the very best boys clothing made.
The styles and make are as near per-
lection as the ingenuity OF man can
make them. They are properly named
THE Wearproof." The Blue Front
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me mule Melcnman zones, VINO
nas Desn clerAIng IN o.eo Davis urug
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