Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-05-07

Ivan Wood and wife went to Mon
tana to locate.
Editor Haughton was over from
Westby on Monday.
-Tellef Hetland and wife are among
friends in Dunn county.
Misses button and lace shoes at
S1.29, at Roman & Felix.
Hans Neprud visited old friends
and scenes at Coon Valley.
Mrs. McDaniels is in Rochester to
be operated upon for goiter.
Come to Lillis' jewely store to buy
your commencement presents.
Or. Baldwin, denulst, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
Mrs. Henry Schaller of Sparta, was
guest at Col. Butts, yesterday.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
Special sale of spring coats at Rog-
ers', Thursday, Friday add Saturday.
Buy garden peas, beans, rape, mel
let and seed corn of Thayer & Bishop
Come in and examine our stock and
get our prices. Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Miss Lola johnson returned from
Minnesota and renews work in the high
school.
Farmers, this is the time to buy
your flour and feed at cost, of Thayer
& Bishop.
Martin Nundahl and Sven Morkri
of Towerville were in town on business
Saturday.
One lew 6-foot Van Brunt drill
left. Will go at a bargain. See Ole
o. Tuhus.
Buy a nice little diamond ring for
her commencement present of Sam
Lilis, Jeweler.
1t is good! If it has the Ferndell
label, you don't need to ask. Ferndell
foods at Sweger's.
H E. Goldsmith passed four days
at Boscobel, Mrs. Goldsmith returning
home with him.
Mr.. Marx drove in from Cashton
last Saturday and made exhibition of d
jackson automobile.
There were many students to write
for graduation from common school at
the late examination.
Katie Halvorson, who has been
visiting with Bertha Simonsen left for
her home in Minnesota.
A d. and Mons d. Helgeson went
to Crawford county on Sunday to see a
brother, who is seriously i'll.
Mrs. George Cunningham is taking
treatment in La Crosse for asthma,
from which she is sufferer.
Now is the time to fix that leaky
roof. Buy Paroid roofing and get the
best. John E. Nuzum & Son.
Everybody loves the horse. See
1.-THE Four Footed Hero" at the Opera
Electric next Wednesday night.
The time is now, the place is Tuhus
& Clark's, and the car is rhe Buick
the pre-eminent motor car value.
Mr. James Billings recently re-
turned from California and is working
at his trade in the city this season
DIR. w. w. Hanson, Dentist, over
D. E. Davis drug store. Phone 284,
residence and office. 1-52w.
Ladies' Utz and Dunn dress shoes,
oxfords and pumps, gunmetal, suedes,
tan and Glazer kid, at Roman & Felix
-Theo. Stevelingson of Great Falls,
Montana, has been here to see his faith
er and visit with relatives and friends.
-Rcgerson & Dahl have an extra
good quality of Yellow Dent seed corn
for sale at 81. so per bushel. Govern
ment test &C.
Are you going to tint any of your
roomi If so, call and get sample cards
of alabastine and freskolin at o. E.
Davis drug store.
Prof Kildahl, president of St.
Oiaf's college, has visited some por-
tons of our county soliciting for the
approaching jubilee.
-Messrs George A. Groves, Otto G..
Brown, Otto and Elmer Davis and Sam
Lillis spent a day at Sparta, returning
with nice strings of trout.
We are selling house bills, barn
bills and tobacco sheds every day. Come
in and let US figure yours. Bekkedal
Lumber Company, Viroqua.
Mr.. and Mrs L. c. Boyle arrived
home yesterday. after five weeks cir
cult of western states, visiting many
places and old friends in their travels.
AT the insurgent Woodman district
convention held in La Crosse, J. Henry
Bennett was elected delegate to at
tend national convention at Springfield,
Illinois, May Is.
Third shipment of those poplin
luster ladies rain coats just received.
Sole agents fol these coats. The kind
that looks well and wear well. The
Blue Front Store.
The party who took pair of shoes
from my store will do well to return
them or settle for them, as l know the
person and will prosecute them within
a few days. G. H. 0strem.
Mrs. Emma Plough Miller is here
visiting relatives and friends. For a
number of years she was book-keeper
for the Tate Mercantile Company, later
marrying Fred r. Miller. They live in
Montana. Mrs. Miller is accompanied
by her little boy.
The death of Mrs. Myra Mcmillan
is reported from Verndale, Minnesota,
her home for twenty-five years, haV-
ing formerly resided at Springville,
sister of Ell. Older andMrsW. S. Waters.
She was seventy years old, eldest of
the Older family. She leaves daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mary Lee, at whose home
she died. She passed away following a
second stroke of paralysis.
-Pan-a-cea cures gapes because it
contains hyposulphite of soda, that is
quickly taken up by the blood, which
nauseates the worm, causes it to let go
its hold from the walls of the Wind pipe
and then the chick is able to throw it
off. Second: 1t prevents and cures leg
weakness, because it contains New
Nornica, the greatest nerve tonic known.
Third: 1t prevents bowel trouble be-
cause it contains internal anteseptic 70
that purpose. Every package is sold on
a positive guarantee by o. E. Davis,
druggist.
Miss Caryl Williams, who recently
received the appointment of teaching
fellowship in Latin at the state univer-
sitV has lust been elepfed tn rnemhpr-
ship in the fraternity Of Phi Beta Kap-
pa. Elections to this national frater-
nifty are determined by high scholar