Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-05-07
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mrs. Sdmuei Mills OF JEFFERSON Is
reported very Ill.
-Cedarburg work shoes at 81. SO, at
Roman e Felix.
Rev. Eijkarud was a Cashton caller
in the city on Monday.
Delicious fresh strawberries every
day at A. E. Surenson's.
Ladies fine dress shoes 81 SO and
$l39, at Roman & Felix.
Mr.. Fred Eckhardt is at Mineral
Springs, Missouri, taking baths.
The best lime and cement, always
on hand. Beksedal Lumber Co.
Mrs, r. w. Rogerson returned from
visits to other places, Sunday last
j. w. Thayer sold John Showan a
nice residence in west part of city.
Mrs. Ray Norris of La Fargo is a
guest of her mother. Mrs. VIM. Hayes.
Our repair department will handle
all of your auto troubles. Tuhus &
Clark.
-Silo and building blocks, the Ever
lasting kind; for sale by John E. Nuzum
& Son.
Several excellent farms and city re-
sidences at Viroqua for sale by j. W.
Thayer.
If you are looking for the best roof
ing, get the Regal, at Bekkedal Lum-
Der Co.'S.
Mems O'Donnell dress shoes and
oxfords, at the right prices, at Roman
& Felix.
Get Barker's Remedy cures and pre-
vent catarrh, colds and rheumatism,
all druggists.
Iva Ford of Readstown, spent
day with Blanche POWELL, while on her
way to West Salem.
If you intend to paper any rooms
this spring, look over o. E. Davis
samples before buying.
If in need of rugs of any size, don't
fail to look over Rogerson & Dabls
stock and get prices.
Light will buy horses at Readstown
next Monday, remaining there only
during the forenoon.
-Ferndell coffees are put up in one
pound parchment paper lined bags, also
in tins. Sod by S. A. Sweger.
Clarence Carter was in from Reads
town, yesterday. He tells of some big
trout catches on Brookville branch.
The editor and wife, accompanied
by Mrs. H. P. Proctor, autoed to Prair-
lie du Chen and return last Wednesday.
Mrs. Grace WHISKY and daughter
departed to join her husband at Clar-
ion, Iowa, after an extended visit here.
Mesh bags make a fine present for
commencement; also John Holland
fountain pens, at Lillis' jewelry store.
While working about the county
aims house, Mrs. G. w. POWELL acct
dentally fell, fracturing one of her lower
limbs.
Call and see our splendid stock of
building materials Our line is complete
and of highest quality. John E. Nuzum
& Son.
When you are offered bargain like
this, snap it up. Spring coats at great
reductions Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday. at Rogers
Miss Myrtle Shanks of La Crosse
normal, spent Saturday and Sunday
with her parents. west of the city, Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ Bennett.
Remember the dance at Running's
hall this week Friday. Music by a.
piece Viroqua orchestra. Good music
and good time guaranteed.
You can make that old floor look
ike new hardwood with Chi-namel. If
you doubt this, call at o. E. Davis
drug store and he will prove it
Our ladies waists have a style and
st to them that you can not get else
where. Several new styles just re-
ceived. The Blue Front Store.
Mrs. l.. M. Nixon announces that
she is ready to give music lessons, vocal
or piano, including sight reading. Call
at Springville circuit parsonage.
Ladies are invited TO stop and see
the new line of trimmed hats at ]. NJ.
Benefits at Bud good variety and of
the latest styles in spring millinery.
If you want the maxlmc: n of power
with the minimum of operating expense,
you want Buick. The Tuhus & Clark
firm don't keep Buick cars-they SELL
them.
Before you purchase tiles for a silo
investigate the famous Natco imperish-
able blocks at Ole o. Tuhus. Do not
pass this up, as you are the loosers if
you do.
The neat sum of SIS was realized
from social given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. ID. Honaker, to be applied
on the purchase of an organ for the
school district.
Just little suspicious of some
thing impending in the fact that the
Home Circle Club gave May shower
in honor of one Of their number, Miss
Ella Wilson. Filled to overlooking was
presented huge basket with appro-
PIRATE home-making articles.
AT West Prairie, Pastor Hamburg
desired to secure feed for his driving
team, using the telephone for making
inquiry as to purchase. The neighbors
and members of his congreg attic n
caught the information and next day
I. T. Yttri and T. o. Turen delivered
to their minister fifty sacks of oats,
compliment from members of his con-
gregation.
One of the finest rains this section
has ever experienced, fell during Sat
urday night, Sunday and during that
night, coming gradually, putting the
soil in first class condition for blowing
and other work. Vegetation has come
along wonderfully fast since, although
cold breeze has since prevailed. The
countenances of farmers and all others
are wreathed in smiles because of am
pie moisture.
On April Both, Miss Rose A. Drew,
recently of Viroqua, and Mr.. Paulley,
formerly of Black River Fall, were
married at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Emma F. Drew, near
Belmont, Montana. Mrs. Paulley will
be well remembered here as the capable
stenographer who was ia C.. W.
Graves law Office for several years.
She also wrote local neWs items for the
CENSOR and for a La Crosse daily.
About four -ears ago she and her moth
er moved on homesteads near Belmont,
where the Tolruds, Helgesons, Bran
mems and numerous other former Viro-
qua citizens found homes. Acquaint-