Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-04-11

The sweetest story ever told -Ra-
mona.
Get your four and garden seeds at
Towner's.
Wall paper remnants cheap at
Towner's.
Don't buy wall paper until you
see Towner.
Penny pictures at Jasperson's for
two weeks. % for pc.
Fresh lump lime, Atlas and Uni
versal cement at the Nuzum yard.
Adler Collegian clothes at The
Blue Front Store, f,llefson & Johnson.
See Towner fer your newspapers
and magazines by the week, month or
year.
New novelty silk dress skirts plain,
striped and khaki kool designs at SUIT
tie q Tate.
-Mesdames Berry and Brown OF
Sparta were guests last Friday of Mr..
and Mrs. L. G. Boyle.
MIR. and Mrs. a. p. Proctor are
occupying the Morley home recently
vacated by Marion Qualey.
Frank Williams bought a Winner
grain and seed separator and cleaner
for their seed warehouse
Ask some of your neighbors about
that barn paint they bought from o.
f. Davis. 1t is fine paint.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity, per cent interest, i'm amounts
up to S25, 900 Proctor & Proctor.
w. T. Pomeroy's Spanish Com
stock tobacco seed is sold exclusively
in Viroqua at Surenson q Dahl's l2-tf
Mrs. H. E. Rogers entertained sev-
epal tables of 500 in honor of Miss Dor
othy Trowbridge, Saturday afternoon.
Genuine Paroid roofing still gives
good service on the roof after eighteen
years use. Ask for it at the Nuzum
yard.
Miss Dorothy Trowbridge return
ed to her teaching duties at Milton,
Sunday, and Miss Caryl Williams to
Lacrosse.
Herman Fish was down from Shell
don visiting relatives and friends and
took his mother back with him to her
bone in the north.
Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Dyson, Miss
Doris Dyson and Mr.. Fred Eckhart
are spending a week at Excelsior
Springs, Missouri.
Look out for Hell Morgan's
Daughter" You win hate her, you
will pity her, you will love her. Com
ing soon at the Star.
Don't buy your new spring suit
until you have tried on our Adler Col
legian "4790'. The Blue Front Store,
Ellefson & Johnson.
j. Fl. Bullock is moving this week
from the w, E. Garrett house in the
Third ward into the F. W. Alexander
house in the Second ward
Edward Wig purchased the lot and
remains of the brick walls of the
b0ilding where Anderson's meat mark
ct was located till burned out.
Cyrus Frohock and Lloyd Parr,
two young men of this city, went to
Sparta for the purpose of enlisting in
Company L Also Frank Bambart
At the Farmers store is the only
place ia Vicoqua where you can buy
the genuine w. I. Pomeroy's Spanish
COmStock tobacco seed. I2-tf
The revival meetings at the Chris
tian church conducted last week by
the pastor J III. Bullock were well
attended and resulted in eighteen ac-
cessions.
Get the benefit of twenty-five years
building experience combined with
service and materialsof quality. Why
experiment? The Nuzum yard can
serve Won best.
If you are going to varnish your
furniture or house, or a iloor remem-
Der we have a complete line of Chi
Namel products. A varnish for every
purpose o. E. Davis.
- Ole I. Traastad of Franklin mark
eted COW here on FRIDAY that brought
him 500 35 at u cents, weighing 1870
pounds, fOur-year-old beefer. He
sold veal calves at y cents a pound.
Plant your garden with seeds from
a reliable house; you can get them at
Ross. We sell general line of mer-
chandise and pay high prices for pro-
duce. J. e. Hayes q Son, Ross, Wis,
The new spring and summer suits
are now here. A fifteen minute in
spection will give you new idea of
clothing values. Whether you decide
to purchase, or not isn't this alone
worth your while? The Blue Front
STORE ElIelSO0 ~ JOHUSOu.
Mr.. J. J. Creeden was over from
LaFarge as d juror and while here he
left his order with Chas. S. Slack &
Company for more Winner grain and
seed separators and cleaners, and
some Freeland steel stock watering
tanks.
George w. Heron and sons Dam
iel and Leslie of Mandan, South Da-
kota, haYe grown so vigorously and
we'll since leaving old Vernon that
they have incorporated under the
name of "Herronwold Farm" A To-
cal paper says their farm, or group
of farms, are the finest in the north
west.
"A provision in the naturalization
laws, with which most people are I'M
familiar, is being brought to the at
tention of the people at the present
time. The statute referred to says
that citizens of a foreign country can
not be admitted to citizenship If the
U. S. is at war with the country OF
their birth.
More than 10000 first, second and
third class postmasters were placed
under civil service by executive order
of President Wilson. Incumbents, of
Office are not affected, but when va
cancies, occur as the result of death,
resignation or removal, the civil SER
vice commission will hold open COM
petitiyes examinations.
One hundred more of those fine
metal saving banks, nice thing for
the children, an ornament also to the
home Children Sh01ld he tauUht the