Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-05-03
beautiful May.

AbWtiCA 4OE wall paper.
-Children's and boys suits at Stnli
& Groves.
William Farnum at the Opera house
Friday night.
See those new cherry silk ties at
Stoll d Groves
Yesterday morning, May 2, ice form
ed on pools of water.
You will find the latest styles in
wall paper at Towner's.
Buy your paints and varnishes at
Bekkedal's Lumber Yard
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second door
Ferguson building. Phone 6s.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
onai Bank building. Phone 30.
-Varnish that will not wear off or
turn white. See Franklin about it.
Why pay l5c for baked beans when
you can buy Monarch for l0c at Swe-
gers
Buy your Spanish COnstock tobsc-
co seed at the Home Grocery, IS cents
an ounce.
The Record says Eugene Brody and
wife of Cashton have gone to Montana
to reside.
There's a reason for the rush for
wall paper at Franklin's. Quality and
prices right.
Mrs. Melvin Steenberg is here from
Retreat visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Silas Foster
1t pays you best to buy your cloth
ing and shoes from Stoll & Groves the
one price clothiers.
The widow of the late Nelson Allen
of this city. has just been granted 3
pension of Sl2 per month.
From the Mississippi at McGregor,
the other day, fishermen caught a stur
geon that weighed l25 pounds.
Remember tra, the Sauer Hard
ware Company is agency for the cele
brated Parry buggies and spring wag-
ons.
Barn red, that's the paint for barns,
tobacco sheds, and all rough lumber
Price IS cents in gallon cans. o E
Davis.
"A complete new line of boys or
mems work or dress shoes just received,
sold cheap, for cash, at Ed Lind's quick
repair shop.
Mrs. J. W. Lucas was able to come
home from the hospital on Friday, feel
ing much relieved after her complicat
ed operation.
Mrs. Chester A. Minshall entertain
ed at bridge whist on Wednesday. Her
aunt, Mrs. Letson, came from Sparta
TO take part.
Are you going to see Ford Sterling,
the Lacrosse county comedian in fol
lowing, Daddy's Footsteps, Saturday al
the Star theatre.
DIR. c. A. Minshall, " s., is in
Westby every day except Monday whe'
be is in Coon Valley Westby office
over Liners grocery store.
--Richland Center hiss assumed Gus
tody and management of the cemetery
at that place. For fifty years it has
been under a private association.
Now is the time to repair leaky
roofs. Best asphalt shingles, red and
white cedar shingles, Psroid roofing
and roof cement, at the Nuzum yard
We specialize in goods of quality
and international reputation, such as
Paroid roofing, Atlas cement, Big -Four
pulp plaster ano Heavy Duty building
tile John E Nuzum & Sons Lumb. Co
Jos. w Haughton has changed res
idence and business places from Hazel
Green to Surfing, the latter in 0contO
county The Surfing Sun is the news
paper luminary through which 10. will
shine
Conrad Hammer of Hillsboro has
been chosen for an important work in
the government forestry service at
Washington He is graduate of the
forestry section of the university Of
Michigan.
Ole l.. Stromsland arrived from
Minnesota on Saturday last TO spend
some time with relatives and friends
in Asbury neighborhood. Mr.. Stroms
land says their spring work is as back
ward as here.
According to the Readstown Tri-
bune ten to dozen violators have been
before local court and paid fines. The
paper says: 1--WE hope we may soon
lose our reputation of being the worst
booze joint along the Kickapoo.
-Hillsboro has the lid on for the
coming year. Saloons will be kept clos
ed on Sunday, billiard halls at 10 10 clock,
punch boards and all games of chance
prohibited. And to cap the climax dogs
are to be taxed males So. females s..
j. Henry Bennett announces that
he will hereafter continue the practice
of law at his Office in the Lin
demann bank building where he will
give clients interests personal atten-
ton. 39-tf
"A new school district is to be Gre
ated in Wheatland along the Missis-
sippi from territory now contained in
Sunnyside, DeSoto and Victory dis
tricts The Argus suggests that new
school house to be erected will likely
be close to the Will Jacobus home at
the mouth of Battle hollow.
The piano-DIayer used at the dem
onstration in the Hotel Stoddard, La
Crosse, is now on display in the sales
room of Brown Music Company. Piano
merchants from Minnesota, Iowa and
Wisconsin were present. Mr.. Christie
ferson from the Schultz factory was
the expert in attendance.
The new city oficers-Marshal
Griffin, Street Commissioner Hay, Pump
man Henry, Clerk Older. Treasurer
MinshalI, Nightwatch Powell, Weed
Commissioner Welch, assumed their
duties May first, on Monday. Their
duty is to assist the council in having
an efficient administration. They are
all competent to do their work well.
By law enacted by the last legis-
lature, chapter 1853, laws of 1915. city
councils and village boards are author
lied to assess and tax property holders
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