Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-04-30
: Insure with John Dawson & Co.


Sl.39, at Roman & Felix.
Misses button and lace shoes at
Sl.29, at Roman & Felix
For good staple groceries call John
sons grocery; phone 81
The Ferndell steal cut coffee is
elegant at S. A. Sweger's.
%. G. and w. A. Lewis were over
from La Crosse on business.
-Dr. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 90.
Don't miss the bargains at John
sons grocery this coming week.
Everything in staple and fancy
groceries, at Johnson's; phone 62.
-Ferndell Ceylon and India tea, flaw
ored with Orange Pekoe, at Sweger's.
Editor and Mrs. Hage of Westby
spent Sunday in the city with friends.
Mrs. Leavitt returned home after
passing the winter in Omaha with rela-
tives.
One new 6-fcot Van Brunt drill
left. Will go at bargain. See Ole
o. fuhus.
Mrs. C. A. Billups came from Rich
land Center to visit among relatives
and friends.
Call and see the new line of pis nos
just unlocked at the piano parl5rs of
Brown Music Co.
Lloyd Smith has purchased from
Frank A. Chase the newly erected brick
cottage on South Main street.
Fancy Peaberry coffee, four pounds
for Sl.00; cheaper grade coffee five los
for 95 cents, at C. H. Ostrem's.
Now is the time to fix that leaky
roof. Buy Paroid roofing and get the
Jokr K o.
The time is now, the place is Tuhus
& Clark's, and the car Is rhe Buick
the pre-eminent motor car value
Are you going TO tint any of your
rooml Ii so, cali and get sample cards
OF alabastine and freskolin at O. E.
Davis drug store.
Will M. Kesrney and wife were in
the city from Sterling, on Monday, the
latter going TO Milwaukee for a visit
among relatives.
Albert j. Rusk departed for the
west TO spend the season, expecting to
travel quite extensively after visiting
his son in Montana.
Mrs. Matilda Michaelson left for
Petersburg, Nebraska, to join her hus-
band, accompanied by her infant son.
They are farming there.
-Cronk, the Chiropractor, First Nat.
Bank, phone 81, can correct your mis-
placed spinal bones, that causes your
chronic aches and pains.
We are selling house bills, barn
bills and tobacco sheds every day. Come
in and let Us figure yours. Bekkedal
Lumber Company, Viroqua.
Harry Dennis and family have
moved to the Christensen West Prairie
Guernsey dairy and stock farm, where
ne assumes management as supervisor
III. p Proctor, c. ]. Smith, John
r. Spellum, j. A. Moen and o. G. Mum
son have new automobile garages under
construction on their respective resi-
dence grounds.
Boys and childrens Norfolk suits in
the latest patterns and styles. The
"Wearwell" make, none better, ages
to Is years. Prices $500 to IS. 90. The
Blue Front Store.
DO you want the best, strictly sty-
lish $500 dress shoe in the market?
We have them made by the Rolston
Health shoe makers in all the new
lasts. The Blue Front Store.
Every farmer, and all others, should
make it point to be present at the
agricultural society meeting next Sat
urday at one O'Clock. Premium list
will be revised and initial steps taken
for the September fair.
Hon. Chas H. Crownhart and wife
came from Madison to spend Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Beck at their
country home. Mr. Crownhart is chair
man of the state Industrial commission.
of which Mr.. Beck is a member.
B. ). Anderson is more chesty than
we expect to see him even when he
takes possession of that beautiful store
room in the future, all because of the
arrival of sen in his family, to per-
petuate the generations of Andersons.
-Nels Swiggum, son of Ole Swiggum
of Franklin town, was married to Miss
Iva Gorde of Monroe, at Madison April
II. He has been employed there for
several years. They have located on
the Henry Call farm in Sterling town.
known as none better from the
Atlantic to the Pacific. The Lewis
underwear fits better than any other,
made from the finest combed Egyption
cottons. We are sole agents for this
line. Also the genuine "Prosknit" in
union and two piece suits. The Blue
Front Store.
John w. Groves was in town for a
day, engaging some of our linemen in
the pastime of fishing on Bishop Branch,
favorite and successful section in
the years gone. Mr. Groves is pro-
noting the establishment of a milk
condensing factory at Viola, with good
prospects of success.
Hon. A. II. Dahl is on the old
stamping grounds at Westby ready for
a renewal of business and home life,
after a dozen years of politics and Of
fetal cares at the state capital. His
family will return at close of the uni
versity year Mr.. Dahl suffered very
much from rheumatism during the en-
tire winter, but is greatly improved.
The Opera house has been fitted
with an electric exhaust blower which
has capacity of $500 feet of air per
minute. This makes the house one of
the best ventilated places in this city.
The new rear stairway recently al led
is indeed great feature added for the
comfort and safety of the public. This
is lighted all the time during shows and
affords an easy exit to Decker street
General and Mrs. E. M. Rogers
arrived home on Sunday, after five
months absence in the southwest,
spending most of the time at San An
tonic, Texas. The General suffered
most of the winter from rheumatism
and is yet so in its embrace and grip
that he is not fully able TO dress him
self. He hopes the enervating atmos-
phere of Wisconsin viii soon restore
him to full strength.
The Hale STOCK Co. will open a
three nights engagement at the Opera
house on Thursday, May l, in the SEN
safinnaI rrasfarn nlau ifTha End of the