Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-05-02

ing them.
Clean up.
Painters wanted. G. Franklin.
/ "A Hoosier extension silo roof
ought to be on every silo.
- Get a wood tire hollow wall silo
guaranteed for 20 years.
"A handsome line of rain coats now
shown at Suttle & Tate's.
"A few Summit ranges left at re-
duced prices at JnCob Dach's.
Rummage sale at Congregational
church Friday morning at o'clock.
Closing out of ladies and misses
shoes at big bargains at NJ. j, Felix.
See "The Deep Purple" with Cla-
ra Kimball Young at the Star, Friday.
Mrs Gyda Tostrud died at her
home in Wausau, Monday night, April
is.
Conserve the food supply. There
will be unusual demand for every
mouthful.
Ladies' and misses new spring
coats in all the late styles and colors
at Suttle & Tate's.
Place your orders early for hay
machinery as there will be short
age. Jacob Dach.
Keep in mind that the celebrated
Gabel orchestra plays at the dance at
| PdnniDg's hall, Friday night.
Cleaning, bleaching and reblock-
| ing of old Panama hats, see Ellefson
& johnson, Blue Font Store. 1873
You will find a complete line of
paints. oils and varnishes at c. L.
Colman Lumber Company's yard, at
reasonable prices.
Next Monday evening occurs the
annual meeting cf Viroqua cemetery
association. 1t should DC duty Of AL
interested TO attend.
-LG. Eastman who was in partner
ship with his brother John in the store
at Valley, has exchanged his interest
in it for the latter's farm
Peter Mitby of Cashton told tho
CENSOR that he sent one hundred and
thirteen veal calves to the Chicago
market in one shipment.
Does your roof leak? Get Nepon-
sit asphalt shingles, wood shingles, roll
roofing, roof paint or cement at the
Nuzum yard and stop It,
-Mailcarrier Anton Nelson Of Stod-
dard, has purchased the Peter Peter
son farm in lower Coon Valley, and
has moved upon the same.
Anton Nelson of Webster deliver
ed his tobacco crop in the city on Sat
urdav. Philo Melvin. his neighbor,
came with a load for him also.
-Stoddard Times tells that Tom
Outcelt, who recently lost thumb in
saw accident, was taken to a La
Crosse hospital because of blood pois-
oning.
j. w. Thayer will open general
farm produce market on Friday at old
Side feed store and wants both mer-
chants and farmers eggs at top-ot-
market prices.
John Fl. Schroeder of Viola was in
the city on Saturday. He says his
mother-in.law, Mrs George Wise, who
lives with him, is quite feeble. She
is eighty-six years old.
julius Hendrickson of Stoddard
community died suddenly from heart
failure while visiting at the home of
his neighbor, Carl Void. Mr.. Hen
Erickson was AZ years old.
- Mr.. Ole NJ. Lier died at the home
of Anton Simonson near Esofea, where
he had passed long illness. He was
Y years old, native of Norway, com
ing to this country in 1868.
Panama hats cleaned and made
new. Bring in your Panama hats
early and we will have them made
new for you. Costs but little. Blue
Front Store, Ellefson 81 johnson. 1873
-Hillsboro viii have new industry
if Bufort Lincoln can induce farmers
of that section to grow sufficient acre
age of cabbage to supply picking
plant. A hundred acres are required,
about half the amount having been
guaranteed.
The Sentry reports that saw mill
on the Ed Durkee farm northwest of
Hillsboro was destroyed by fire on a
recent night. Mr. Durkee does not
kEow how the mill caught on fire as
10 vas nearly destroyed when he dis
severed it the next morning.
Remember that the lectures by
Prof. Kraege, Friday, May IL, are
ABSOLUTELY FREE. He is an au-
thority on stock raising and dairying,
and the VirOqua Advancement Asso-
citation, Inc, wishes every farmer to
come and be their guests.
-Threshermen should call at Chas.
S. Slack & COmpany's Office and see
the new things they have for them
for 1917. Now is the time TO get that
Russell wind stacker attached with
the grain saving device. Also place
your order for Finnegan hood and
Garden City all-steel self feeder
Mrs. Oliver Tostrud died at her
home in Wausau and was buried at
that place. She leaves her husband
and four children. Her maiden name
was Kalvestrand and she was bora
and reared at Avalanche Mr.. lost
rud was former resident of this
community. Mrs TOstrud was young
woman and mother beloved by all
who knew her. We CLEAN from the
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