Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-08

For all kinds of Easter goods call at
/ Towner's.
Wall paper, cents and up at
Towner's
See King Baggot as Ivanhoe next
Monday night
Beat is beat. was election day
slogan in Viroqua
Miss Mary Cotfland is spending some
weeks in Chicago.
-Ivanhoe next Monday night. Don't
miss this rare treat.
Rain costs, latest styles with caps
to match at Suttle & Tate's.
Mrs l.. G Davis has leased q p0r-
| ton of her home to Cliff Nix
Misses Iona Slack ana Marion
Dahl spent day in Lacrosse.
Spring and summer dress goods ar
irving daily at Suttle & Tate's.
Regular meeting of the E. F. u.
next Monday evening, the 18th.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
| Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
Nellie Mahoney is having vacation
from teaching duties at Tomah.
--latest styles In ladies' dresses in
silk, crepe and wool goods. Rogers
New showing of ladies' waists in
silk and cotton materials. Rogers.
-For all the latest styles in wall pa
per and house decorations go to Towner' g
| Clifford Lake went to Two Harbors,
Minnesota, to visit his sister, Mrs Peters.
The Tribune reports many real es-
tate sales and exchanges in Readstown
village.
The Mississippi river is now entire
ly free from ice and navigation has
opened.
-Nels Solverson sold his Ford tour
ing car to Richard Holland of Reads
town.
Oscar Larson of Timber Cooley was
among business visitors in the county
SEPT on Monday.
-lYhy don't you feed Sal Vet? II
eyr--tls the worms, and conditions your
/ stock. o. e. Davis.
Ladies' quarter silk hose 25c, ladies'
half siik hose soc, ladies' all silk hose
SOC, 75c LOO Rogers.
Leave orders Tor cut flowers and
funeral designs with A. E. Surenson
and you will be satisfied.
IF you want something beautiful
call at A. E. Surenson's grocery and
get ported Easter lilly.
Our silo tile is the best on the mar.
ket, and the building tile can not be
beat. Bekkedal Lib. Co.
Peter Thompson and family have
as guests their relatives from Duluth,
MIR. and Mrs. Olaf OVERLY.
Mrs. Maggie Curry and son Law
renee we're over from Iomah to visit
relatives and transact business.
Miss Hope Munson is at home after
two months visiting VIII Chicago and
1l-Ierre Haute relatives a. friends.
Frank A. Chase sold his moderd
residence to Frank P. Mcintosh, taking
Ia part exchange the latter's home.
Mrs. Hinckley is in the city from
Minnesota, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
| Z. Z. Bishop and numerous relatives.
Nothing better on earth than Bark
er's remedy for coughs, colds, catarrh
or rhe 1matism. At your drug store.
IA the Farmers Store, for the next
10 days, we offer good cent rice at
20 pounds for 81 90. Rogerson & Dahl.
Miss Hilma Call, who has been with
the Kiland family near Westby, re-
turned TO her home on Nottingham
Ridge.
ALBERT T. Forum has purchased
from G, c. Olson his desirable Second
ward residence, in which t. e former now
/ lives.
Money to loan on real estate secur
4ity. Inquire of the Vernon County Land
| Company. See A. j. Beat or Albert
Larson.
Next time for change, try Mar
again, for Marvel -four is the best. A.
e. Surenson.
For that cold take Taxacold tablets
4 -.
Relief in day and night We guar
antee them. o. E. Davis.
There is health in every bottle of
Nyals Hot Springs Blood Remedy. It's
continued use will make you feel like
new We guarantee it. O. e. Davis.
| We b We the choicest shingles and
the best prepared roofings that money
can buy. Let US solve your roofing
problems for you. John E. Nuzum &
Sons.
We are exclusive agents for the
strongest and best silo and building tile
on the market. 1t will pay you to in
vestigate this claim. John E. Nuzum
| & Sons.
Martin Skagen, a former Viroqua
tailor, for dozen years last past q
business man of Soldiers Grove. is NOV
4
a few miles from Madison.
MIR. Herman S. Hanson of Westby
has secured agency for something novel
in the auto line,. having the Rayfield
Cyclecar. Explanation of its merits
will be given in next issue of the CEN
SoR.
-Csteopathy is a complete system,
and embraces all non-drug ideas in Their
apeutics with spinal adjustment as its
essential keynote. DIR. G. D. Mead,
over Blue Front Store. Phone; Office
| 200, house 3l2.
| County Clerk Moore is moving to
the Maggie Curry residence in Third
ward. The house sold by him to DR..
Morley is soon to be occupied by Char
] ley Shannon, who moves here from
Westby to have active connection with
the Dahl garage as salesman.
| AL reports from the "Simplicity''
hatchers sold by Chas. s. Slack & Co.
are good, and all purchasers are salts
fed They have few more hatchers
and brooders that should be earning
money for those who have an opportu-
nifty to use them. This is an easy way
for the wife and children to make mon
ey.
That old one-armed veteran and
long time resident of Forest town, Isaac
w. Roberts, responded to the last taps
of the Drum Major on high, having
rounded out an earthly existence of SO
years. Mr.. Roberts died at Tomah,
where he has resided the past two or
three We rs. Remains were returned
/ to the old Vernon ountv honla far in