Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-04-19
Short News Stories of Interest
Dongs
viroqua and Vicinity

Clean up.
Mrs Bert Atwood is i'll.
Window shades at Towner's.
THE Girl and the Game, coming.
See McClurg Brothers for Big Type
Durocs.
w-Alabastine, muresco and paint at
Towner's.
-Five-piece orchestra at the Star
every night.
When in doubt, lead your best girl
to Franklin's.
Mrs. Bertha Broadhead visited
friends at Lacrosse.
Pure boiled linseed oil, rs cents the
gallon at Towner's.
-Fresh Atlas cement and pulp plas-
ter at the Nuzum yard.
-Silo and building tile at the Bek-
kedal Lumber Company.
Leave orders for Easter lilies and
cut flowers at Towner's.
Take look at those SOC buckskin
gloves at Stoll & Groves
Ladies and misses suit and coat
bargains at M. ]. Felix
Mrs. c. S. Dickson was here from
Winons to visit relatives
Easter sale of ladies' silk poplin
dresses IS each at Rogers
Act Luc DChheudl L0tuDGT SDI1pdtly
build your house complete.
Easter sale of ladies' high class silk
dresses at $40 each. Rogers.
Frank Chase vas 0-e- from La
Crosse on bushes Saturday.
H S. Chapman and wife have re-
turned to their farm west of town.
To Alderman and MIS-. W. E. Mel
son young son came a week since.
Ralph Henry will work and reside
on Annanias Halls farm this season.
For those chilly evenings and morn
ings,a Stoll & Groves Bradley sweater
Mrs Flora Cooley returned from
Beaver Dam, where she spent the win
ter
Geo. X. Nuzum and wife are NOV
ing from the farm in Webster to Viro-
qua.
For coughs, colds and sore throat
use Barker's cough remedy. All drug
stores.
Big barP aims in all ladies shoes.
Don't miss these shoe bargains at NJ.
]. Felix
1t is understood there were thir-
teen applicants for appointment as city
marshal.
John Devlin and wife went to De-
Soto because of the illness of Mrs Dew
Inns sister.
Mrs. Welma Larson Thompson came
from Aberdeen to pass a month with
her mother and sister.
What better than Bradley sweat
er when you go riding. Good assert.
ment at Stoll & Groves
Spanish Comstock tobacco seed for
sale at johnson & Vigdahl's store in
Viroqua; so cents per ounce.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ v. B. Richards
and Miss Anna Turner will arrive here
on Saturday to pass some time.
Coming Friday, April %, "Sea
Wolf" the great Norwegian picture of
the sea in 7 reels, at the Star theatre
Are you going to do any painting
this spring or summer? Buy your paint
from the Bekkedal Lumber Company
The Girl and the Game Tuesday
Read the opening chapter in The CEN
SoR today. Free chow on opening night.
For Friday, Saturday and Monday
special sale on ladies' new coats, suits,
lace curtains and curtain goods, At Nj.
j. Fix
-VIroqua Knights Templar have ac
cepted ali invitation to join Lacrosse
Knights in Easter ObsC ryances IN that
city.
&C. W Franklin is secretary elect
of the Yeoman insurance association,
to whom dues should be paid at his res
taurant.
Now is the time to repair leaky
roofs. Best asphalt shingles, red and
white cedar shingles, Paroid roofing
and roof cement, at the Nuzum yard.
See the slate coated asphalt shing-
les at the Nuzum yard. They make a
AAo,1NsE-I IL
roof. John E NuZum & Sons Lumber
Company
The Couey $1,000 car for $3.50 Sen
down SIS if you sell one. Leading
prize winner of 1915 Inquire of WE.
Butt. 16-4w
Call and see the new Heavy Duty
building tile at the Nuzum yard. This
tile is so hard and strong that it will
make perfect basement wall for house
or barn and is cheaper than stone or
concrete.
Safety to lives of students has been
taken by addition of fire escapes on the
east side of the high school building.
Hand fire extinguishers have also been
placed at convenient locations on the
interior of buildings.
j. o. Anderson of this city exchang-
ed South Dakota farm for a stock of
general merchandise at Trippville. He
ard j. E. Shreve are over there closing
the same out. Auction ale will be
held April "a ard 25.
Mrs Prestegard of Readstown com
munity died suddenly from heart fail
ure on Tuesday. Her two daughters
in this city Immediately departed for
home. Deceased recently purchased
the Richards north Main street resi-
dence and would have moved here this
week.
Former Governor George w. Peck
died in Milwaukee on Sunday, aged rs
years. For the past forty years he
was Wisconsin character known bet
ter throughout the country than any
other Badger citizen, by reason of bis
humorous writings. He was a most
genial man. a genuine lover of his race.
He was twice governor and has been
otherwise prominent.
Our Mr.. Coffiand has been unable
as yet to disposed of his interest in the
Blue Front Store. 1t is still for sale
but in the meantime the business will
be continued as heretofore. Our stock
will be almost all new. The latest in
everything worn by man or boy. These
goods were purchased last fall before
the big advance in prices. They were
to be held for whoever continued in the
business. These new, nobby, up-to-
date suits, furnishings, hats, caps, and
shoes await your early inspection. The
Blue Front Store.
Z n e L.