Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-05-05
Short News Stories of Interest
Viroqua and Vicinity

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past week.
Fresh lump lime and pulp plaster
at the Nuzum Yard.
-Thayer's prices on brick, tile and
cement are at the bottom.
IF. B. Girdler of Lacrosse visited
with Viroqua friends today.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone So.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
Ernest Davidson spent few days
at his fathers farm at Shennington.
We have nice line of wall paper
from 10c per double roll up. O.E. Davis
The last road show of the season,
1.-THE Missouri Girl" the 18th of May.
Rev. Macaulay and wife welcome
the first daughter to their family circle.
Rev. Thomas of Readstown will
preach at the Christian church Sunday
forenoon.
w. C. Miller made trip to New
ton and vicinity, performing the duties
of veterinary.
Stop! Look Listenl A full quart
Mason Jar of Queen" olives only 25c
at Sweger's grocery.
Miss Regina Dewitt of viola visit
ed in Viroqua last week, having recov-
cred from a critical illness.
-Bismark olives are the best what
am. Everybody's eating them. Buy
them at Henry Brothers grocery.
Peter Eide has gone to Cresco, Iowa,
to visit bis parents, who lately suffered
the loss of their residence By fire.
Misses Clara Void and Martha Ov-
erson, training school students, spent
the weekend with Westby friends.
The neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Stokes gave them farewell party prior
to their taking up residence IN this city,
If you want nice, smooth potatoes
this year, use a solution of tornado
hyde on your seed. Ask o. z. Davis
about it.
Ed Coffiand and family, M. T. Coff-
land and Grant Ross and family of Rich
land Center spent Sunday with W. N.
Coffland.
After a building is up it is foolish
not to protect it with paint. Remem-
Der have paint for every purpose.
o. E. Davis.
A. H. Erickson and family passed
through Viroqua Saturday on their way
from Soldiers Grove to Cashton to WIS.,
it his parents.
We are saving our customers money
on linseed oil and paints. You can save
money also, if you will buy from the
Kuebler Hardware.
Our aim is to furnish our custom
ers with building materials of highest
quality at reasonable prices. John Z.
Nuzum & Sons Lbr. Co.
See the latest roofing development
of the twentieth century; Neponset As
phalt Shingles. For sale by John E.
Nuzum & Sons Lumber Co.
Farmers, we want your business at
the new lumber yard. Our stock IS
good and our prices right and We will
please you if you call. j. W. Thayer.
The excursion to Montana scheduled
for Monday was postponed to Monday,
the 18th. Anyone desiring togo on the
trip, call on Vernon County Land Com
pany.
About two hundred wrote at the
common school examinations h ID
throughout the county last Thursday
and Friday-a little less than the usual
number.
Semi annual meeting of board of
home ministers and church extension
of West Wisconsin conference, meets
in Lacrosse tonight. Rev. Cooke is in
attendance.
Mems and boys rain and slipon
coats. The kind that will turn rain
and keep soft. Made by the Goodrich
Rubber Co. The best made. The Blue
Front Store.
One of the worlds greatest com
posers that ever lived was Richard
Wagner. His life and works are pic
tured on the screen and will be shown
here next Monday,
III. P. Larson, wife and daughter,
Just returned from Wausau. While
there he gave an order for carload of
granite monuments to be delivered at
Canton, South Dakota.
Progress is measured By the i'm
possibilities that have grown to be ne
cessities; we have it in our new pipe
less furnace. See it on our floor at
the Kuebler Hardware.
-Br-r-rti handspring broken? May
be worse. Whatever is wrong, can
make your watch run again at as little
cost as you ought to pay for good work.
And will have it ready for you at the
hour promised. Sam Lillis, Jeweler.
For graduation help to help your
boy. The possession of a watch teaches
boy responsibility and inspires a sense
of manliness. 1t means much to him
and makes much of him. Make him
happy by selecting one from our varied
stock. Sam Lillis, Jeweler.
Peter Skrede, living several miles
west of Viroqua, brought their little
girl to local physician to have a need
le taken from the flesh, where it had
penetrated several inches. 1t had brok-
en- in three pieces and an incision was
made to the thigh bone to remove them.
AT least eighteen of the state and
county farms Of Wisconsin will be used
this year as crop and live stock demon
ssraticn stations, Vernon county asy-
lun being among them as usual. Supt.
c. Z. Norgaard has been placed in
charge Of this important demonstration
work.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Small, who
lately moved to Shennington, mourn
the death of their infant daughter,
Mona May, born February H. The
funeral service was held ss the home of
tne grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Reed, by Rev. C. E. Buffers, April 80,
and burial was at Brush Hollow with
other kin ired.