Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-04-12
-Towner's for wall paper.

men and boys Stoll & Groves.
You will find the latest styles in
wall paper at Towner's.
Buy your paints and varnishes at
BekkedaPs Lumber Yard
"A new son came to the home of
Mr. and Mrs Olaf Walby
For sore, sweaty feet use Barker 9
Antiseptic, All drug stores.
--Ds. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &C.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
mai Bank building. Phone 81
Another invoice of ladies' spring
suits for Easter, at Suite & Tate's.
Albert Larson has sold mis- ten acre
farm in town of Viroqua to Ivan Groves.
Mems new Fedora hats at special
low prices, 81 90, 81 so, $500. M. j.
Felix.
Buy your Spanish Constock tobac-
co seed at the Home Grocery, 80 cents
an ounce.
Closing out all ladies' shoes, OK
fords and pumps. See Nj. ]. Felix for
his low prices.
Mrs N. ]. Bort returned from an
extended visit with her sons at Aber-
deem and Spokane.
Mrs Nellie D. Smith of Soldiers
Grove spent Sunday with friends here
en- route to Montana
See US before you build. We will
save you money. John E Nuzum &
Sons Lumber Company.
Mrs. James Bigley returned to her
Tomah home after visiting her mother,
Mrs. d. Wise, and other relatives.
Morton Alexander and family Wis
tied numerous relatives in this city and
community. They live at Rockland.
W. S. Proctor left for the south
en- Sunday, Ashville, North Carolina,
where he goes on business mission.
The Worlds most beautiful photo
play, From the Manger to the Cross,
at the Opera house, Monday and Tues
day.
If you want tile silo see the Hi
nois tile as sold BY Ghas. S. Slack &
Company to Mr.. C. ]. Smith of this
city.
--Thayer has real bargains in barn
boards, drop siding, shiplap shinges and
roofing that will pay yon to investigate
before buying.
AT the home of Henry Huschka a
party of ighbors were entertained,
celebrai m of Mrs. Huschka' g sfty-sec-
md anniversary.
DIR. C. A. MiDshall, V. S., is in
Westby every day except Monday when
he is in Coon Valley. Westby office
over Liners grocery store.
Mrs. Albert Brott went to Aber-
deem to pay an indefinite visit to her
son. Painter Hagen and wife occupy
her home during her absehce.
Albert Solverson is now possessor
of one of the historic residence proper
ties N Viroqua, having purchased the
home of Mrs. Albon Llrdemaun.
Next me ting of the Yeoman lodge
will be on the first day of May. All
members are r. quested to be present.
BY order of foreman, Albert Larson.
--Mrs. P S Peterson of Avalanche
ents in this city, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Sine. Sunday she was tasen 20 La
Crosse.
Nine days only. CJme quick if
lou wish To save about one half on
your purchase of spring wearing APP
parel of men and boys. The Blue Front
Store.
--viroqu4 Women's Relief Corps DO
served Il A r. day at their hall on
Saturday afternoon. having as their
was presented and lunch served.
We specialize in goods of quality
and international reputation, such as
Paroid roofing. Atlas cement, Big Four
pulp plaster and Heavy Duty building
tllt. John q. Nuzum & Sons Lum5. Co
The old Mississippi is On regular
high. the greatest stage of water since
1905, more than thirteen feet above
aCr II - raarnH nvraaf
damage will result loneWly made parks
and other property.
The Kuebler Hardware has a very
attractive paint book which shows their
full line of paints that they carry with
net prices, that are lower than you can
buy elsewhere. IL you are going to
paint ask for paint book.
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
DIR. James Dinsdale of North Da-
kota, was in the city on business Sat
urday, accompanied by John C. Hoover
son of Soldiers Grove. The doctor and
family have resided in the west for
some years, and he combines medicine
and farming.
Many friends are extending con-
CALCULATIONS to Garfield Pennell and
wife, who arrived in the city on Friday.
The groom slipped away and was mar
ried to Miss Lena Dominic at Sheboy-
gan on election day. They will occupy
the fine bungalow on North Main street
constructed last season, where life of
happiness is wished for them.
Another yearly milestone in life's
journey has been passed by cur honor
ed citizen, NJ P. Smith, who celebrst-
ed his 87th birthday Sunday, surround
ed by all his defendants. Present on
the happy occasion were his son, Hon.
C. j. Smith, wife and boy Kenneth of
Viroqua; his son Ira, wife and boy Irl
CT Fennimore, and daughter, Mrs E. H.
Wilson of Minneapolis; also Mrs. G. G.
Weber. In the good condition he is in
Mr.. Smith bids fair to reach the CEN
fury mark, a consummation devoutly
wished for by his many friends. -Fen-
nimore Times.
The City Mems Club held a meet
ing on Monday evening to discuss mat
tiers of civic concern to the town and
community. District Attorney Smith
addressed the gathering on law enforce
ment and the power of the law when
administered to accomplish results.
He said there was no escape for violat-
ors of the excise law and the code
against gaming if the community de-
sires cleaning-up of such. He invited
those in authority and any and all men,
bers of the community to assist in the