Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-04-18
Short News Stories of Interest
PckUs BY Censor Reporters Comings Dongs of
viroqua and Vicinity

w an paper remnants cheap at
Towner's.
John Flanagan has bought Win
ner mill.
Get flower and garden seeds at
Towner's.
Austin Tallakson has purchased
Winner mill.
Don't buv wall paper until you
see Towner.
Mr.. Frank Williams purchased a
Winner mill for his feed store.
Fresh lump lime, Atlas and Uni
versal cement at the Nuzum yard.
Get your alabastine, muresco and
fat paints at o. Il. Davis drug store.
Adler Colleglan clothes at The
Blue Front Store, Ellefson * Johnson.
Automobile accessories, tires, tubes
and chains, ETC., at Solyerson's gar
age.
Sec Towner for your newspapers
and magazines by the week, month or
year.
AT house cleaning time M.J.Felix'
electric vacuum clearer will do the
work.
When you want a good suit of
clothes, you can find it at Stoll &
Groves.
John Shower and wife engaged
with asylum authorities nightwatch
service.
Friday night dance at Running's
hall. Culver's orchestra will furnish
the music.
Miss Elnora Nelson is having a
months vacation from her duties at
the Felix store.
Another shipment of new styles
in ladies' coats just received at the
Farmers Store
More Georgette, wash silk and
lingerie waists received this week at
Suttle & Tate's
"A few gallons of good, thick ma
pie syrup at Williams Feed Store,
$3.50 per gallon.
Miss Myrtle Larson of Wausau,
passed the week With her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. P. Larson.
For a renewal of his sixth year as
head of the Westby schools, Prof. Wei
land has been engaged.
Ask some of your neighbors about
that barn paint they bought from o.
f.. Davis. 1t is fine pairt
Fred E. Burris of Forest town,
who was in the city few days since,
is taking treatment in Madison.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity, 6 per cent interest, in amounts
up to S25, 600 Proctor & Proctor.
W. t. Pomeroy's Spanish Com
stock tobacco seed is sold exclusively
in Viroqua at Surenson 81 Dahl's l2-tf
"A couple of good second hand bug
gies, one light and one medium work
harness, for sale at Solverson 5 garage.
-Genuine Paroid roofing still gives
good service on the roof after eighteen
years use. Ask for il at the Npzum
yard.
You have often heard the remark
Il like to buy my clothing from Stoll
* Groves because they have but one
price.
AT the Farmers store is the only
place ia VirOqua where you can buy
the genuine w 7. Pomeroy's Spanish
Comstock tobacco seed. 12-tf
Notice the auction ad in this issue
on last page in which Tennis Sebion &
son offer forty registered and high
grade Holsteins, choice animals,
L am prepared to do all kinds of
painting, paperhanging and decorat-
ing, Good work guaranteed. Give
me a trial r. johnson, phone 345t
1928
Get the benefit of twenty-twoyears
building experience combined with
service and materials of quality. Why
experiment? The Nuzum yard can
serve yon best.
If you are going to varnish your
furniture or house or floor, remem-
Der we have a complete line of Chi
Namel products. A varnish for every
purpose. O. E. Davis.
w. E. Garrett has sold his resi-
dence recently purchased from Mrs.
Fortney to Mrs. E. J. Ogden. She has
already taken possession, Mr.. Garrett
moving back to Dinsdale avenue.
The woman suffrage referendum
on woman suffrage passed the state
senate on Thursday, 20 to II, Senator
Bennett voting with the ma ority.
Fate of the measure in the assembly
is uncertain.
-Hillsboro Sentry says real estate
transfers were made in which L. w
Webster sold his farm in Greenwood
to his neighbor, Jim Liska. Mr.. Web
ster then bought the Clarence Gibney
farm in Wonewoc township, paying
IS. 200
Herman Hottie of Westby has sold
his place three miles west of Westby
and has purchased a farm in Grant
county, Minnesota, of III acres. He
will settle there this fall. Joseph
Paulsrud, his brother-in-law, is also
planning on buying farm in the west.
One hundred more of those fine
metal saving banks, nice thing for
the children, an ornament also 70 the
home. Children should be taught the
savings habit, and nothing so cultivates
that habit as the use of a savings
bank. Call at the Farmers Bank and
secure one free.
Notice of civil service examina-
tions to be held on april Is in all
county seats of the state, have been
issued by the Wisconsin civil service
examination. More than forty state
vacancies are to be filed. A civil ser
vice examination for stenographers
and typists will be held the week of
May 10.
"A very pleasant and novel event,
in the form of four leaf clover lunch
con, was given for the four brides on
Rustler Ridge, namely, Mrs. Rood,
Mrs. Elmer Pierce, Mrs. Charlie Chris
tensOn and Mrs. Pete Lavold, at the
home of Mrs. Edison Roach, Wednes-
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