Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-05-28
Short News Stories of Interest
Pups Comngs Going Doings
vroqua Vicinity
Visit Towner's I0-cent Store.

One disc harrow left at chas. s.
Stacks.
Cemetery and lawn vases at F. NJ.
Towner's s.
Everybody join in Decoration day
observance.
"A full line of Wizard cleaning pro-
ducts at TOWERS.
DIR. W. w. Hanson and wife were
visitor &c Milwaukee.
"A carload of Deering mowers and
rakes at Chas. S. Slaek's.
The best lime and cement. always
on hand. Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Place your order for screens of ali
kinds with Bekkedal Lumber Co.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
Now is the time to use Nyal's hot
springs blood remedy. o. E. Davis.
Several good residences and lots for
sale at sacrifice. See j. w. Thsyer
Come in and examine our took and
get our prices. Bekkedal Lumber Co
Paints, varnishes, oil, putty and
window glass at o. E. Davis drug store
-Wolvarine pivot axle balance frame
cultivators are going at Chas. S. Slack
e. Co.'S.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. have all sizes
of gas engines at special bargains this
week.
Mrs. Elijah Powell visited with the
family of her son Willard. in Genoa
town.
-Pariod roofing means the best in
ready roofngs. For sale at the Nuz-
UNI yard.
Mrs. j. E. Shreve returned from
several davs' visit at the old town of
Greenwood home.
Beautiful graduation presents at
Towners. Don't purchase until you
see his assortment.
Mrs. J. S. Wood is receiving visit
from her daughter, Mrs. j. Nj. Flynn
Of Boseman, Montana.
Use Salyet for worms in hogs, cat
tie, sheep, horses. We guarantee it.
o. E. Davis, druggist.
IF you intend to paper any rooms
this spring, look over o. E. Davis
samples before buying.
Have you heard the "Klsxet"-
the best electric auto horn on the mar
ket? Tuhus & Clark sell them.
IF going to build a silo you had bet
ter get the best tile that money can
buy. J. W. Thayer sells them,
Bring in your lumber bills. We
have the habit of treating our custom
ers right. John E. Nuzum and Son.
-Chas S. Slack & Co. have just re-
ceiyed two more Rock Island No. / corn
planters with fertilizer attachments.
Are yoh going 20 tsS..t arg ef yol1
rooml II so, cali and get sample cards
of alabastine and freskoIin at Q. E.
Davis drug store.
lis your Prest-o-lite tank exhausted?
Tuhus & Clark will exchange tanks
with you. Remember them when in
need Of auto accessories.
Mrs. L. NJ. Nixon announces that
she is ready to give music lessons, vocal
or piano, including sight reading. Call
at Springville circuit parsonage.
Before you purchase tiles for 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.
Income Assessor Davis is able to
attend to official duties. He autoed from
Retreat in Mondays mud and expects
to make trips to different parts of the
county.
Mrs. May Owen expresses her sin
cere appreciation for assistance render
ed her by neighbors during her late be-
reavement and continued sickness in
her family.
"A prehistoric Indian graveyard was
recently uncovered at La Crosse by
laborers while digging a sewer trench.
Fragments of skeletons, arrow heads,
pottery, etc. were unearthed.
Il have just installed one of the lat
est electric eularging machines and will
give free with any order for photos Of
S. or more one enlargement. MI.
Jasperson, Viroqua and Westby.
B. F. Purdy arrived home after a
winter spent with relatives in Kansas.
Mrs. Purdy will be here soon, having
gone to Mis5oula, Montana, to see her
son Don. Mr. Purdy says they enjoyed
beautiful weather the entire winter.
Merchants A. J. johnson, C. j.
Kuebler, Landlord Torger Fortney and
perhaps others of our business men are
at Prairie du Chen attending railroad
sale of property. The accommodations
are something enormous. One of the
local papers states that there are now
stored in the warehouses 2l0 carloads
of unclaimed freight.
MIR. and Mrs. Theodore L. Tollefson
arrived here from Waterloo, Iowa
They leave their children with the San
wick and 0tteson families while they
take an eastern trip of sightseeing in
principal cities. Mr.. Tollefson repre-
sents his lodge of railroad engineers in
the national convention to be held at
Washington, d. c.
Henry Helgeson, who went west a
year ago, and has been clerking in a
wholesale and retail grocery store at
MInot, North Dakota, is now a travel
ing salesman and has made a fine re-
cord since March, being fourth among
thirty representative for the same
house in volume of business taken. He
travels mostly by automobile furnished
by his employers, making thirty towns
week
John S. Jenness was up from Cash
ton and spent Sunday and Monday with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Hazen. He list
returned from eight months travel in
the west, visiting Colorado, Washing
ton, Oregon, California and other
states. He mas relatives and friends
who made the long stay pleasant. His
grandson, Edward Hazen. has a fine
position in the Southern Pacific railway
offices at San Francisco.
j. W. Thsyer, VIM. Bsusman and
others made trip over large section