Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-22
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For coffee try Roman & Felix spec
ial at 25e per pound.
See our color cards before selecting
your paint. o. E. Davis.
Barn paint at S5c per gallon in 5
gallon cans. o. E. Davis.
-Towners 10 cent store is greatly
enlarged and daily growing.
Ladies and children's hose Is and
25 cents at Roman & Felix
For nice spring suits, hats, necA-
wear etc, go to Roman & Felix.
--Dr. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
See the Emerson deep tillage plow
81 Chas. S. Slack & Company's.
Will F. Lindemann has purchased
and is using q Metz runabout auto.
White Pearl -four gives best salts
faction. Try.a sack. Roman & Felix.
81 90 and s1.25 buys gingham or
percale house dress at Roman & Felix.
-Towner carries all kinds of wall
finishes -alabastine, nluresco and paint.
-Gjert Larson of Pleasant Ridge,
while felii5g tree had one OF his arms
injured
elias. S. Slack & Company sell
Emerson pillow shares that are guaran-
teed against breakage.
If your house needs painting, C.
Franklin. Paint won't p1alo if Frank
lin paints it. Phone IFS.
Mrs. Peter Reisnes, an aged lady
of Round Prairie, fell from a lsdder
and fractured an arm and injured her
hip.
= Charley Fish came from Readstown
to attend funeral of his old friend of
pioneer days at Springville. W. q. Pull
yer.
Don't be misled, but come in and
get our prices on barn boards or any
other building material. Bekkedal Lbr.
Co.
Last meeting of the city council
granted license to Joseph Pennell to
conduct pool room in basement of
Hotel Fortney.
Repair your roofs before the spring
rains. Bekkedal Lbr Company can
supply you with roof cement as well as
shingles and paint.
Editor Clarence Bolstad of North
Dakota, is visiting his parents in this
city. His wife is receiving treatment
in Lacrosse hospital.
Ground was broken for the new
Methodist church yesterday morning.
The wife of Pastor Cooke lifted the
first shovelfull of earth.
Ground has been broken for brick
bungalow to be erected for Mrs Jos.
Pulyev ON the vacant lot first west of
the residence Of the late General Rog-
ers.
We have the choicest shingles and
tie best prepared roofiugs that money
can buy. Let us solve your, roofing
problems for you. John E Nuzum &
Sons.
William DeLsp was arrested at
Camp Douglas on charge of bigamy.
His home is at Madison, a son of Rev
w. F. De Lap, former paster Of Viro-
qua Methodist church.
-"R. .lstou shoes" need no breaking
in. They are made on TO It moulded
lasts They are 40 comfortable that f
you shut your eyee when trying them
on you would not know they were new
shoes. The Blue Front Store
1T pays to have experienced, up to-
date decorators do your paper. hanging.
painting and Uniting. Having engaged
two more good paper hangers and paint
ers, can answer your calls with prompt
ness and satisfaction. Call phone 178
C. Franklin.
Sever Tally is waiting for season
able weather and roads so he may drive
home a new Studebaker automobile
bought from Larson & Solverson. He
had a six-cylinder Mitchell last year,
but traded it off.
Frank Chase has sold his island farm
near Lacrosse, exchanging for stocks of
merchandise at Soldiers Grove and
Spring Green. No sooner had he dis
posed of the premises than came the
burning of the cottage thereon used by
the Chsses as summer home.
-Cronk G. Willard, Chiropractors.
Chiropractic is science separate and
distinct from medicine, surgery or os-
teopathy and is the only science which
corrects the CAUSE of disease by spinal
adjustment. Call and talk over your
case with u.s. Analysis free. Over Stoll
& Groves Phone 27, Viroqua, Wiscon-
sin.
We aim to handle the best lines of
building materials, such as the Mason
City building and silo tile, Universal
and Atlas cements, Big Four pulp plas-
ter, Sackett's plaster board, Beaver
wall board and Paroid roofings. We
offer you quality, service and price.
John e. Nuzum & Sons Lumber Co.
-Chas S. Slack & Company have
the agency for the Calgoric furnaces.
They are just the thing for churches
and school rooms as well as for dwell
ings. They are causing revolution in
the heating business and if you are
needing new i'eating system or fur
mace it will be t. your best interest to
get particulars which will be gladly
furnished at our nffice
That highly respected lady, Mrs.
Martha Hall, of this city, was given a
surprise at her home on the 18th instant
II number of neighboring ladies', it
being her eightieth anniversary. 1t
was made a happy occasion, with greet
ings, congratulations, refreshments,
presents and an afternoon spent in re-
minders that one whose life has been
well spent retains the friendship and
good wishes of her neighbors. In the
evening family gathering was had, a
son arriving from Csshton.
Rev Martin Finstad of Folsom was
in the city yesterday arranging for bis
trip to the native heath in Norway,
leaving home next Saturday, expecting
to be absent till August, Mrs. Finstad
to accompany him. Important to him
is the fact that the principal event of
the centennial celebration will he held