Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-05-17
-Towner's for wall paper.

wall paper at Towner's.
All accounts due Larson & Solver
son must be paid at once.
Buy your paiEts and varnishes at
Bekkedal's Lumber Yard.
Leave your orders for flowers at
Johnson & Vigdahl's store.
Phone 382 for the best meat. We
deliver. Anderson's meat shop.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone So.
Monday, Wednesday and Thursday
are Sc nights at the Opera house.
One hundred fifty untrimmed shapes
of all the latest styles at Mrs. Norris.
John Vedvick bought Hoosier ex-
tension silo roof of Chas. S.Slack & Co.
Chester Brye and family moved to
the residence vacated by ] 0.Jacobson.
For coughs, colds and sore throat
use Barker's cough remedy. All drug
stores.
You will see fine program at the
Opera house tomorrow, Thursday, for
cents.
--Frantz Wuench, one of the pioneers
of Brinkman ridge, died at the age of
Sc years.
Mrs. Chester Wakeman received
word that her parents home near Hills
boro was destroyed.
MIR. C. H. Campbell of Cashton
spent Sunday in the city with his dsugh-
ter, Mrs. j. A. Moen.
Mrs. G. T. Forum went to La
Crosse for medical treatment, accom-
panied by her son Roy.
j. E Shreve was at Hillsboro on
business, Liveryman Butcher return
ing with him for an over Sunday visit.
Ginseng and Golden Seal shippers
will learn something to their advantage
by addressing Lock Box N. 53ss.. Chicago.
Barn red, that's the paint for barns,
tobacco sheds, and all rough lumber.
Price IS cents in gallon cans. o. E
Davis.
-"Lilly and the Rose" featuring
Lillian Gish, the star Of the Birth of
9 Nation, F." Thursday, May Is, at the
Star.
--Thos. ]. Ady arrived from North
Dakota to visit among relatives and old
friends. He will stay till after Decor
alton day.
One of the out buildings on the
farm of Sibeon Hooverson of Jefferson
was destroyed by fire during one of the
late windy days.
Bracelet and gents watches make
nice graduation presents. You will
find all makes, all styles. all prices at
Morrison's jevelry store.
-Thayer's lnr.ner yard will make a
feature of some very low prices in barn
and shed boards, shingles and roofings
for next ten days for cash.
Harry WEIGH, son of James Welch,
went to South Dakota, to accept po-
sition in bank. The place is Sanish,
located on the Indian reservation.
The Side brick business corner has
again changed hands, Ed Wig exchang-
ing the same for Roy McMullen's farm
few miles southwest of Viroqua.
Ed. Older went to Lacrosse on
Sunday to see his daughter Frances,
who successfully underwent an opera
zion for goitre. She is expected home
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will CLARK passed a
few DAYS at Genoa with Thomas Thomp-
son and family, Will taking IN some of
the river fishing. Mrs. Thompson re-
turned home with them.
1.-THE Opera house will show the pub
lie Just what they want in u first class
mixed program running one hour at the
small price of admission, DC, on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Thursdays.
Miss Tainter's kindergarten de-
partment of the city schools will give a
May party or the lawn next Monday at
2 o'clock. If weather should be bad it
will be at the same hour the day fol-
lowing.
Louis S. Thompson has made an
other improvement in his mill, Install
ing q new feed grinder. The old one
was worn with six years use, more
than 100, 900 sacks of feed having been
run through it.
Lincoln Reed and family moved
back to the old house, F. E. Davenport
to their granary, having been driven
from their respective North Springville
and Retreat farm homes by late fires.
Both will rebuild.
-Hillsboro high school won two hon.
ors in school contests, in declamatory
Margaret Connor taking first, Harold
Knowles second in oratory. The dis
trict embraces Hillsboro, Elroy, Wilton,
Ontario, Kendall and Wonewoc schools.
II. 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-ti
Sport shirts. This most sensible
garment has come to stay, worn by
men, women, boys and girls, either with
collars up or down. We have the larg.
es. and most varied line of these goods
to be found in the city. Prices so cent:
and ST. The Blue Front Store.
The benefit for Davis school dis
trict, Friday night at the Opera house
brought out good crowd and a neat
sum was realized The picture was ons
of the best shown here. The features
were the Culver orchestra selections, &
baritone solo by Sam Lillis, vocal selec
tons by Miss Fay Sraith, and Farmer
Nerg6fOnI OF hOunQ ffalrle gave NUM-
orous sketch on scientific breeding anC
how to fatten farm animals on saw
dust
-Chas. S. Slack & Company are de
livering a car of seven silos at Westbl
this week for the following leading
farmers: Severt Carlson, Westby
Wisconsin, a 14x28 redwood; Chris N
Hanson, Westby. Wisconsin, a 12x2
redwood; Joseph Johnson, Westby
Wisconsin. a 1924 redwood: G. E