Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-22
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| IlOuhs NUM- vi hti SUES.
= Use Sal Vet for your stock. o. E
Davis.
Gardening commenced 1t stopped
also.
New summer dresses just received
at Roman & Felix.
Ladies and misses new spring
coats at 50 95 at Roman & Felix.
Friday, May fired, is designated by
the states executive as arbor and bird
day.
MRS. E v. Wolfe of Lacrosse, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. A. Min
shall.
Miss Lois Suite is having two
weeks vacation from teaching at Won
ew0c.
Clarence Carter and Ben Nuzum
were Resdstown callers in the county
seat
IN. E Kilmer and family have re-
turned from Wales. locating at Spring
vile.
Westby citizens are Masking exten.
sive arrangements for big celebration
on May II.
Aaron Glass and Ben Adams were
in from Manning on business last Sat-
urcay.
S. l.. Rambol, painter and paper
hanger. Residence at camp grounds.
Telephone 180.
= Use DR.. Hess Panacea and Instant
Louise Killer for young and old chick
ems. o. E. Davis.
Cut out borders and oatmeal wall
papers; bath plain and figured at o. E.
Davis Drug Store.
E w. Hszen was in Dunn county
looking after farm interests. He is in
terested with Hans Neprud.
Mrs. G. B. Peterson and Mrs. Jen-
nings, former Matte and Stella Barney,
renewed friendships in Viroqua.
Last dance of the season to be Civ
en- by Henry Running at his hall was
largely attended on Friday night.
Wanted - 700 more men to take
home Whitley Way washers to their faith
| full housewives. See them at Chas. S.
Slack & Company's.
Reports are very fiattering from
users of the Simplicity" hatchers and
breeders. Chas. S. Slack & Company
are getting them by express.
Preparation for tobacco beds is the
order. Indications are that a larger
acreage of the weed will be grown this
season than last. High pri:es induce
this action.
] -Chas. S. Slack & Company have
/ the apen'y for the good roads machiD-
,Ty aid ould be pleased to figure with
town officers when they are in need of
graders, scrapers, plows an6 culverts.
Professor and Mrs. C. C. Bishop
are made very happy by the coming to
their home of son, the youngster ar
irving Thursday morning last, a lusty
nine FOUNDER. Congratulations all along
the line.
Carl C. Coe and the opposing can
didate were a tie for president of the
village of Cashton at the late election
On the "draw" Carl won the prize, and
has congratulations of all in this his old
home.
If you are in the market for an au-
tomobile it will be to your interest to
buy it early and practice running it.
Buy IT now and buy it from Larson e.
SoIverson. They are in the business
and will take care of you. They are
fully equipped TO do this kind of bust
ness.
We invite your inspection Of the
largest and most varied line of mems
fine socks ever shown in the city. The
guaranteed kinds, all colors. Lisle,
silk and mercerized, at prices from 10
cents to so cents. The Blue Front Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Adams came
from Spokane, starting Immediately on
receipt of a dispatch announcing critic
al illness Of Mrs. Adams father, w. H.
Pulver. They we're accompanied to the
old home on this sad mission by their
son and daughter. The family will re-
main here few days.
"A good touch of winter last Sunday,
when it showed and blowed. Through
the mantle of white peeped the green
grass. Farmers had been in their fields
blowing and making preparations for
seed sowing. A good deal of sod break
ing is being done this spring, indicating
that more crops will be grown than in
past years.
Paul Dahl and Roy Forum, two Of
Viroqua's best young men, finished
their course in pharmacy at the North
western University at Chicago and have
returned home. The boys also stood
examination before the state board Of
pharmscy and we're granted full certifi-
Gates as licensed druggists They are
TO be congratulated on having accom-