Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-04-25
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

DR.. Chase, dentist, office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 81.
Slab wood, all oak, for sale at
Thayer's at 1929 cord delivered.
Oak for hydrant curling aud stable
hools atThayer's Cheapest and best.
-Yiroqua W. G. T. e. will meet
: next Tuesday. May |, with Mrs Drake
Adler Collegian clothes at The
Blue Front Store, Ellefson Il johnson.
In the town of Coon Bonnie Kraa-
Dol severely slashed his foot with an
axe.
-Towner has all kinds of wall fin
ishes fat paint, alabastine and muir
isco.
Spring wagons and buggies at
close-out prices at the Sauer Hard
ware. 15-4
More new and nobby ladies'. coats
received this week at the Farmers
store.
-Sal-vet is one of the best remedies
on the market. We guarantee it. O..
E. Davis.
-Mesdames f. w. Hazen and A. E.
Burnsides are at Rochester visiting a
sister there.
New styles in Ralston shoes for
spring. The Blue Front Store, Ellef-
son q Johnson.
Chris. Helgeson's Spanish Com
stock tobacco seed, 25c per ounce at
Roman S Grocery. l4-4w
How did you like that sample of
Armand? / have a complete stock on
hand o. Z. Davis.
"A. d. Helgeson is in charge of the
Southeastern station at Coon Valley,
Mr.. Outcelt having resigned.
One car oak lumber to La Crosse,
one to Chicago. and four to Minnea-
polls are Thayer'srecent shipments.
In style comfort and wear Ralston
shoes satisfy the most particular. The
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & johnson.
Complete line of building mater
ials at the Nuzum yard. We supply
you with what you want when you
want it.
j. Henry Bennett desires to an
nounce that he will always be found at
his Office on Mondays aud Saturdays
of each week.
DIR. Surenson wishes TO inform all
those knowing athemselves indebted to
him that he will be in his old Office in
Viroqua, May 3 and /.
-Surenson & Dahl are exclusive
agents for w. r. Pomeroy's Spanish
Comstock tobacco seed. Price SOC
per ounce, and worth it. i2-tf
"A good supply of oak roof sheeting.
also square timbers and dimension
suitable for barns and sheds at rea-
sonable prices at Thayer's.
An ice cream social will be held at
the Davis school house Distric No. II
Sunday afternoon and evening, May 6.
Everyone cordially invited.
Harry Felberg, who has lately
been employed on government work
at San Antonio, has been secured as
expert plumber by the Sauer Hard
ware.
Mrs. Jane Clark died at La Fargo
aged nearly eighty-nine. She was a
longtime resident, coming to the
county from Ohio. Nine sons and
daughters survive her.
II will make same price that mail
order houses do, sell on same terms,
pay one-half the freight, express or
postage. Bring me your orders and
saw ilC ANhNAiNA AA0AO" a. Z
Viroaua, Wis. 9-tf
Married at United Lutheran par
sonage by L. o. Hofstead, April 9,
Stephen Olson, son of Mrs. Dora Olson,
and Tillie Gabrielson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Gabrielson, both of
Jefferson town.
For sale cheap, by owner: 10 acres
of land, Z lots, two 7-room houses in
the city of Lacrosse. only 3 blocks
from street car. Price $500. Write
B. o. Kyllo, 800 Security Building,
Minneapolis, Mimi. l1-1w*
&C. NJ. Clark, Fl. Lindemann, Ole
Kjose, M. d. Helgeson, Rufus Fortney
and Theo. Stevens of Viroqua, and
Bold and Olson of Westby, left yes
terday for the Buick factory at Flint.
Michigan. They will drive home
half-dozen of those popular cars.
DIR. Evenson of La Crosse has
ability, and is equipped to discover
your eve troubles before he prescribes
glasses. Too often our people Just buy
a pair of glasses. Go to DR.. Evenson
of La Crosse and come home with cor
rect glasses, if you need them. - Adv.
Farmers who write to J. D. Beck
for help on their farms will please adj
dress him at Milwaukee in care of the
Republican house: stating what kind
of help they wish and what they are
willing to pay. He will cooperate
with the employment bureau in sup
plying you.
-Mr.and Mrs. Lawrence Potts went
to Lacrosse Thursday, where Mrs.
Potts was examined to find the cause
of hemorrhages with which she has
lately suffered. They we're Overjoyed
to learn that the trouble was no more
serious than abcess of the throat,
which will readily respond to treat
me1t.
The CENSOR wishes to correct a
wrong impression which might posi-
bly, be gained by outside people in
reading the report of Judge Higbee's
decision in the case of the City of vi
roqua against the restaurants. 1t is
of course well known locally that it
decides a test cese which applies
equally to all of the restaurants in the
city. 1t is only just to the restaurant
proprietors to say that considerable
difference of opinion has resulted in
the matter, a petition signed By l67
voters having been presented TO the
council for repeal Of the ordinance.