Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-05-10
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Viroqua and Vicinity
New neckwear at Suttle & Tate's.
See McClurg Brothers for Big Type

Thayer's.
-Alabastine, muresco and paint at
Towner's.
Your moneys worth at the Star
every night.
Pure boiled linseed oil, rs cents the
gallon at Towner's.
Fresh Atlas cement and pulp plas-
ter at the Nuzum yard.
The first shipment of summer dress
es at Suttle & Tate's.
-Thayer wants your poultry as well
as your eggs, for cash.
-Silo and building tile at the Bek-
kedal Lumber Company.
Let the Bekkedal Lumber Company
build your house complete.
The Shooting of Dan McGrew at
the Opera house Saturday.
Will Best went to La Crosse on
Monday take medical treatment
-Amund Olson is assisting Incomes
Assessor Davis in his official work.
Wall paper from cents per double
roll up, at o. E. Davis drug store.
Why pay 15c for baked beans when
you can buy Monarch for 10 cents at
Sweger's.
When you think of meat. think of
Anderson's meat shop Phone 1872.
We deliver.
Bring your small feet and get a
SO to 81 Oxford or pump for 81 to 81. 65
at M. J. Felix.
Save your rugs and labor electric
vacuum cleaner for rent at M. j. Felix.
1t does the work.
Paul, son of J. d. Honaker pierced
his foot with barn fork, and it is Civ
ing him much pain.
The Star is showing all the best
and late productions of Ivan, Triangle,
Kliene- Edison and Fox features.
-Sanifat paint, muresco, and ala
bastine for interior decorations, all col
ors at o. E. Davis drug store.
Are You going to do any painting
this spring or summer? Buy your paint
from the Bekkedal Lumber Company.
On account of the low cost of up-
keep Thayer can sell YOU lumber st
prices that will match your poke
book.
Remember the closing number of
the lecture and entertainment course,
this Thursday evening, at the Opera
house.
The great story from the poem,
''The Shooting of Dan McGrew"wilI be
a classic Northwestern bill at the Opera
house Saturday.
Detroit oil stoves are the only oil
cook without wick of any description.
Will be pleased to have you try one.
Kuebler Hardware
Mr.. John o. jacobson left for Mon
tane to lock over the country with a
view to locating on homestead il land
to his liking is found
Clarence Fortney had smash-up
of his Ford roadster at the foot of tie
hill on north Main street. It ran into
the curb stone and was badly damaged
See the slate coated asphalt shing
les at the Nuznm ward They make
beautiful, fi-o resistant and economical
roof John f Nuzum & Sons Lumber
Company.
John Olson and 0 o HurIess and
wives, were over from Viola on Sunday,
guests at M. B Davidsop's. Also D.
NJ Hunter and family were with Viro-
qua relatives.
Rev. Stevens and wife are in at
tendance at the district Congregation
al convention at Sparta. Also Mrs.
Wyman and Hugh Porter. who atterd
as delegates
Mrs. Lydia R. Colt arrived home
on Friday, after passing the winter
with her daughter Amy in Geneva,
New York. Euroute home she visited
Miss May McKittrick at Cleveland.
Albert Runice, a Crawford county
patient at the county hospital, has gone
to his home on parole, Superintendent
Buffers considering him worthy of the
same. Had been here for three years.
Call and see the new Heavy Duty
building tile at the Euzum 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
Moline heat is the highest class
heating that money can buy and costs
no more than hot water heat. Users
save from 20 to 60 per cent in fuel.
Kuebler Hardware will be pleased to
make you an estimate.
Two years ago, May 10, marked
the inauguration of the Smith Hard
ware CO., and in honor of their second
anniversary they will hold unique sale
Friday and Saturday. May 10 and 20, in
which Ice will be the main sale price.
Dahl & Sons have enlarged their
Ford headquarters by taking on the
room formerly occupied by A. E. Per-
kins as a blacksmith SHOP An arch
has been made between the two places,
an office arranged and new plate front
put in, giving double the space.
Leonard Mueller of Victory, pur-
chased a Hoosier extension siIo roof
that adds six feet to the height of his
silo when filling, and when the silsge
settles he can fold the roof down into a
cone roof over a full silo, thus having
all of his silo investment paying divi-
bends. See sample at Chas. S. Slack
& Company's office in Viroqua, who
are general agents for ten counties in
Wisconsin.
&C. H. Stunkard and son were in
from Towerville on Monday. The gen.
ior told the CENSOR that Towerville
section is prospecting, the worst draw
back being that almost every farmer
has been obliged to buy grain and feed.
HIS mill power is now better than thir-
ty years ago, the flow of water having
materially increased OF late years. For
some time they we're obliged to use a
gasoline engine, but now have more
low than is used
Five car Is of Knights Pythias
members az to Lacrosse from this
city on Friday, going there to attend a
convention Of the order in which the
Grand off1eers Dsrticipated The rank