Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-04-26

Groves.
Quick lunches. At Franklin's Of
course.
Fred Sweger returned to his Mon.
tana ranch.
If going to build a tile or stave silo
get Thayer's prices
You will find the latest styles in
wall paper at Towner's.
Dir. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat.
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
Sam Gross is making improvements
in his residence on North Main street.
Mrs. James Treseder has an injur-
ed knee by falling from step ladder.
Pure wool and worsted suits for
men and young men. S14 IS. Stoll &
Groves.
Buy your Spanish Constock tobac-
co seed at the Home Grocery, S5 cents
an ounce.
While taking gymnastic exercises
Martin Gnlbrandson dislocated one of
his shoulders.
Bring your small feet and get a
bargain in shoes, Oxfords and pumps
at M. j. Felix,
Don't forget to get your garden
seeds at Romans grocery. Don't take
chances; get the best.
On Tuesday May End another one
of those hand-colored photo plays will
be shown at the Star theatre
Wade Harrington spent Easter va
cation at home. He ia a student at
Marquette college, Milwaukee
/ Mrs. Ethel Gorsline- Conklin of North
Dakota, is visiting relatives and friends
of girlhood days in this community.
| Lloyd Bekkedal came from Lacrosse
normal school to visit his uncle, and
aunt. Mr. and Mrs Roseland in this city.
There is only one criticism made on
our matted milk mixtures. They can't
get enough At Franklin's of course.
| Earl Truesdale is able to get down
on the streets occasionally, after being
shut up for weeks because of an opera
ton.
Barn red, that's the paint for barns,
tobacco sheds, and all rough lumber.
Price IS cents in gallon cans. o. E
Davis.
John Vedwick, Viroqua, gave his or
| der for a wood tire hollow wall silo and
| Hoosier extension silo roof to Slack &
Quain.
= Utz G. Dunn 81 and SO shoes, Ok
fords and pumps at sl.65. 81 and 800
here. All real bargains for small feet
NJ. j. Felix.
Joseph D. Culver and Earl Colling-
wood of DodgevilIe, each bought wood
tire hollow wall silos and Hip roofs of
Slack & Boley.
DIR. C. A. Minshal, v. S., is in
Westby every day except Monday when
be is in Coon Valley Westby office
lover Liners grocery store.
ID s. Peters E53 Sec. Pep 7f
Blue River. each bought wood tire
| hollow wall silo and Hoosier extension
| silo roof Of Slack & Semrud
| Anna Yttri, teacher at Harmony,
Minnesota, has been among relatives
and friends in this community and at
West Prairie for vacation period.
Next met ting of the Yeoman lodge
will be on the first day of May. Al
members are requested to be present
By order of foreman, Albert Larson.
| Mrs Ida Nelson moved from her
plsce south of town to the home of her
parents, MIR ard Mrs. N. A. Svigum
Her home is rented by H. P. Jensen.
Ernest Stout arrived home from
Patteville, where he was employed on
stock farm the past year. He will
assist this seaso1 in making cement
building blocks
The Regal" line of caps we be-
lieve have no equal in style, quality and
make We have the largest and most
complete line ever shown in the city.
The Blue Front Store.
| We specialize in goods of quality
and international reputation, such as
Paroid roofing, Atlas cement, Big Four
pulp plaster and Heavy Duty building
| tile John E. Nuzum & Sons Lumb. Co.
| Seventy five years of experience
are behind Stewart line of furnaces.
We can give you bigger values at low
er prices than average furnace dealers.
and we do it. Let US figure your jobs.
The Kuebler Hardware.
| Miss Gudron Thorstad departed for
home in Norway, after spending a year
in this section with relatives. She was
accompanied on the journey across the
water by her cousin, Ole Ostrem, who
goes to see his aged mother.
| All parties knowing themselves in
| debted to me from business done at the
old stand will do me favor by calling
at the Farmers store and settling the
same. I've accommodated you, now you
accommodate me. A E. Surenson.
| Sooner or later you will want Blau-
gas plant for cooking and lighting. 1t
is hotter arr cleaner than city gas.
Is cheaper and gives a whittier light than
electric The Kuebler Hardware wants
to install one for you before hot wealth
er comes.
One car of eight silos arrived over
the Lacrosse & Southeastern road from
Sheboygan Falls, Wis. They are the
famous Wood Tire Hollow Wall silos
sold by Chas. S. Slack & Company to
the following farmers: Berlie Moore,
Ray Claywater, Orvil Smith, Geo. Smith,
Leonard Zogg, Jerry Muller, j ohm Hard
er and Geo. Eckhart.
-Studebaker series y, strongest in
power, easiest and longest springs,
lightest in weight, roomiest and lowest
in price of any car on the market to-
day by $500 This car is built to last
and give satisfaction and is guaranteed
for one year by the Studebaker Corpo-
ration of America.
We call especial attention to what
the Viroqua Implement Co. has to say
this week. Their lad" is good reading
matter because it contains so much that
is helpful to know. In this connection
do you realize how universal the lad
reading habit is getting? Good, honest
descriptions, such as most advertise
ments now have to be, are certainly
about the best guide to wise buying
that any body can have.
II. o. Mork departs today, for Sar-
atoga Springs. New York, expecting
to be absent for a month. He is a del
egate to the general conference of the
Methodist church, legislative church