Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-05-21

See those new styles in mems caps
at Stoll & Groves.
A full line of Wizard cleaning pro-
ducts at Towner's.
New invoice of ladies' house dres-
ses at Suttle & Tate's.
Another large shipment of goods
received at Towner's Toe Store.
Pace your order for screens of all
kinds with Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Now is the time to use Nyal's hot
springs blood remedy. o. f. Davis.
John Friddell and wife removed to
their farm for the summer season.
Two carloads of Buick automo-
biles were received by Tuhus & Clark.
Paints, varnishes, oil, putty and
window glass at o. E. Davis drug store.
MIR. and Mrs. Agrir Thompson are
visiting their son and family at Coon
Valley.
Dance at Newton town hall, Sat-
urday. May "a. Everyone is cordially
invited.
Mrs E. H. Officer received a visit
from her sister, Miss Sophia Ring of
la Crosse.
Mrs. Winnie Gable of Peoria, is at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. H. Rabbit.
Have little sunshine in your home,
by buying Sunshine crackers and cook
les at Sweger's.
Twins, son and daughter, came to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert San
ders of Stark.
Mrs. Sletten of this city and Ben
dick Hanson of Westby were married
here week since.
commencement exercises of Viro-
qua schools will be held on the evening
of Decoration day.
- Your choice of any spring coat in
stock at Rogers for SO SO, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
Use Salvet for worms in hogs, cat
tie, sheep, horses. We guarantee it.
o. E. Davis, druggist.
Before you decorate your home see
Towner. He has anything you need
for house cleaning and decoration.
"A three pound can of 35c Coffee,
steel-cut or whole at csc; four packages
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DIR. w. w. Hanson, Dentist, over
D, (. Davis drug store. Phone 284,
residence and office. 1-52w.
Mrs. George Snyder and Ben F.
Adams of Manning, were called to
Valley Junction to attend funeral of an
uncle.
Mrs. William Haughton and daugh-
ter Eliza returned from Madison, at
which place they passed the winter
months.
Il handle the Waltham piano, made
in Milwaukee, warranted ten years.
Come, look them over and get prices.
j. W. Lucas, Jeweler.
Mrs. A. H. Dahl and her daughter
Elnora and little grandchiId are passing
few days in Westby. Elnora resides
in central Washington.
-His neighbors and friends at Coon
Valley presented Thomas Thompson
with wheel chair to be used during
his crippled condition.
- Mrs. L. nj. Nixon announces that
she is ready to give music lessons, vocal
or piano, including sight reading. Call
at Springville circuit parsonage.
DR. w. P. Gorsline brought two
laborers from Chicago to assist in farm
work, rebuild barn and do other repairs
on his place in the eastern limits of the
city.
In Coon river, within limits of Coon
Valley corporation, Albert Thrune
caught trout of the rainbow species
that measured seventeen and one half
inches long.
Late City Marshal F. H. Rogers,
has been appointed under-sheriff. Mr..
HOMELAND expects to do his own work,
but compliance with the law demands
that he have designated principal as
sistant.
Have all your best films enlarged.
But poor films make poor prints and
inferior engagements. Have your films
developed at -Jasperson' and get the
best results possible. Films sent by
mail receive our prompt attention.
Beginning Friday, May %, Roger
son & Dahl will close out lot of ladies'
shoes and slippers, mems oxfords, boys
and youths patent leather shoes and
girls slippers. Big cut prices. Don't
miss this chance cf buying shoes cheap.
The Farmers Store
Mayor Smith has as his guests Mrs.
Lytle of Chicago, and Mrs. Bosshard
Of Bangor. both his sisters. 1t will be
remembered that Mrs. Lyle had the
narrowing experience of being aboard
one of the boats that went TO the re-
lief of the Titanic shipwreck a year
ago.
Congressman Esch writes the edi-
tor of the CENSOR stating that Viro-
qua 8 acceptance of the memorial tab
let from battleship Maine has been fled
in the navy department with the re-
quest that the tablet be shipped so it
may arrive before Decoration day.
Mr.. Esch says he doubts whether it can
be received SO soon, but made the re-
quest to that effect.
-R. NJ. McAuley, John NJ. White
and DIR. Porter went to De Soto to at
tend the funeral of their former neigh
Dor, Woodbridge Dyar, who died there
at the age of about eighty. Mr.. Dyar
located in the then embryo Mississippi
town when there we're few settlers
there, 1855, and has been one Of the
steadfast figures and the best citizens