Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-06-04
Month of roses.

AaLS at SIOu q GfONcS
-Towner has received full line of
Eastman kodaks and supplies.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
Leave your order with Towner for
fresh cut flowers prices very low.
Cement, lime and plaster Of the
highest quality at the Nuzum yard.
-Tuhus & Clark have just received
full line of standard tires in all sizes.
If you want weather proof hat.
buy the Mallory hat from Stoll &
Groves.
If you are looking for the best roof
ing, get the Regal, at Bekkedal Lum-
Der Co.'S.
-Barker's remedy will strengthen
and build up run down system, all
druggists.
DIR. Brophy was in from Liberty Poe
.enroute to Des Moines to visit his
daughter.
City cemetery never looked more
beautiful than on Decoration day and
right now.
Fred Harris autoed over from La
Crosse and spent the day with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. T. M. Buchanan returned
home from Chicago, where she passed
three weeks.
Louis j. johnson and daughter Ag-
mes of Richland Center, we're over for
Decoration day.
menced housekeeping in the residence
of Mrs. Cora Sargent.
John R. Truesdale of Richland
county, is the guest of his nephew,
Ear C. Truesdale in this city.
-Sweeten upl Towner's CONNECTION
cry department has the finest candies
made, from 10c the pound up.
Buy your screen doors and windows
now, before the flies get in your house.
John E. Nuzum & Son sci! them.
Mrs. Price and son Bert, of Ohio,
are visiting relatives here. Mrs. Price
and Mrs. l. w. Smith are sisters.
Piano tuning by factory expert,
no extra charge for country work.
Leave orders with Brown Music Com.
pany.
There is no mistaking the fact, you
will find the finest, most up to-date
line of dress shirts at the Blue Front
Store.
III. E. Light ships two carloads OF
horses to the eastern markets this week,
one from Boscobel and one from Miner.
al Point.
ALBERT Hutchinson went to Iowa te
be present at an operation upon his
brother Walter, who has an abcess on
his hip.
Reed waists are made not only tc
sell but to please the purchaser, and be a
source of pleasure to its wearer. SUIT
tie & Tate.
-Cronk, the Chiropractor, First Nat.
Bank. phone q, can correct your mis-
placed spinal bones, that causes your
chronic aches and pains.
-Viroqua high school class play was
given at Cashton on Saturday evening.
Our neighbors were generous in then
patronage and appreciation.
You can make that old floor look
like new hardwood with Chi-namel II
you doubt this, call at 0. E. Davis
drug store and he will prove it.
j. J. O'Neil of Chicago is in towr
tuning pianos for Brown Music Com
pany. All orders in city aud country
will receive prompt attention.
A great convention, La Crosse Dis
trict United Lutheran church, was held
at Folsom, continuing over Sunday. A
great many ministers and lsymen Wee
present.
Waists play an important part ir
every woman's wardrobe, as & daihty
well-fitting shirt waist is an appropri
ate garment for almost every occasion.
Suttie & Tate.
Brown Music Company sold Mr.. A.
J. Favor the Art Style Bush & Lane
which has been creating so much favor.
able comment. See their ad concern.
ing this piano on the back page.
Venerable William Lake was or
hand for Decoration day and to pay 8
visit to relatives and many former ad.
miring neighbors. He spends most OF
his time at Caledonia, Minnesota, with
his daughter.
Buy your films and amateur sup
plies at Jasperson's and get an enlarge
ment made free from any clear film OF
negative with each So purchase De-
veloping of films and printing viii be
credited to your purchase.
Elijah Tilton came from Chippewa
Falls to join his old comrades in Decor
alton day observance, and as usual, car
ried the starry banner at the head of
the post. Mr.. Tilton has past eighty
years, but vigorous in mind and body,
probably the strongest and most active
soldier who Joined in Fridays parade.
H. B. Brinner, formerly resident
of Richland Center, was lost 30 days in
the bad lands of Montana. The first
day he ate all his food, six doughnuts
and six cinnamon rolls. He is fifty
years old and his weight was reduced
from $50 to loo pounds. He Isft A5er-
deem for bis claim near WilbaGx and
was found within four miles OF bis des-
tination. When brought back to Aber-
deem he was living skeleton. He will
live.
Gus VanWagner, 2 native Viro-
qusin, is here for a protracted visit
with relatives, after an absence of
more than quarter of a century. lie
now resides in San Diego California,
but most of his years of absence have
been spent in Nevada. Gus met with a
frightful personal accident a few years
since by falling upon electric Eight
wires, losing one arm and otherwise
manning Kim for life.