Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-03-31
insure with Jonn Dawson 8 Co.

Insure with Jonn Dawson & Co.
Silk dresses special price at NJ.
]. Felix.
Fifty cent box stationery only 19c
at NJ. J. Felix.
Don't forget Towner when you
want wall paper.
Anita Stewart at the Star Satur-
day and Sunday.
Frank Rudolph came down from
Cashton Monday.
Mrs. VIM Marx of Cashton did
shopping here Monday.
| Boys S375 button shoes, special
at S2.65, at III. ]. Felix.
-Salzer and Rice's garden seeds at
5 cents per package at Towner's.
Everything in paints, wall paper
and varnish at Dahl's Drug Store.
Easter novelties in skirts and
waists to be had at Suttle & Tate's.
-Kodaks and supplies, developing
and printing at Dahl's Drug Store.
New wash goods this week, voiles,
tissues, tub silks etc. at Suttle & Tates
New Columbia, Emerson and Pa
the Records just received at Dahl's
Drug store.
w c. Williams is out again after
a siege of four weeks with flu and
pneumonia.
Constance Talmage in Sauce for
the. Goose, Friday, also Lloyd single
reel comedy.
Don't forget to renew your Sat
urday Evening Post with Howard
Thayer, Phone lao.
u. D. Beck left Tuesday for Wau-
kesha to superintend things at his big
farm for few days.
For Sale-House and 11a acre of
ground, with small basement barn.
Inquire of Edward Lind. 12-tf
Il. P. Larson has ceased being a
tenant, having bought his old home
back from Chris Davik.
Christian Thompson moved last
week to his new home, the w. F. Fish
er farm just east of the city.
Mrs. A. Lindemann entertained
the Bridge Club on Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. L. C. Boyle.
Carl Coe of Cashton spent the
first part of the week here looking af-
ter the Morrison jewelry business.
Rose Olson, d. C. Chiropractor
Office at Mrs. S. M. Kier's residence,
9th house south of Christian church.
We wish to announce that our
The Blue Front Store ,Ellefson & John
son.
If you want good tornado, fire or
lightning insurance, and want quick
settlement after losses, see John Kro-
gan. 1873
Convert your house into a home
by having Longworth taper and paint
it for you. He viii do the job right.
Phone 181. 13-1-&
Patrons who buy our milk and
cream at Sweger & Fleming's, must
return the bottles or pay for them.
Niram Foster.
For Sale-W. T. Pomeroy Co.'S.
pure Spanish Comstock tobacco seed.
Inquire of S. T. Dregne, Readstown.
1872
Don't forget the big line of rugs,
furniture, monographs, sewing ma
chimes, pianos at Oscar Anderson's at
Readstown, Wis. 1872
Our stock of leather goods is too
large, and we offer special prices for
a limited time on this class of goods.
Morrison's Jewelry Store.
Peter Berkelo has moved into the
house he recently purchased of James
Fleming and Jas. Fleming has moved
to the Elmer Strait house.
Fifty cents gets you as fine a sup
per as you ever ate, if you go TO the
Methodist church next Tuesday after
noon from o'clock until all are served
$40 acres, 3 miles from town of
Alternately, Texas, small lake in cor
ner. Price $500 per acre, 1-3 cash,
balance on easy terms. See Chas. S.
Slack.
H. E. Anderson has refused a pro-
| fit of 100000 on the 800 acres bought
of Slack in Texas last month. His
renter in Texas has made him the
above offer.
-Ladiesl Don't wait for your last
issue of the Ladies' Home Journal be-
fore renewing it with Howard Thayer.
DO 1T NOW and avoid missing an is
sue. Phone 140
Edna Campbell and Mollie FisZ-
gerald, former Viroqua teachers, now
at Sioux Falls, South Dakota, are
spending Easter vacation here, accom-
panied by Bette Stark.
Treasurer A. E. Grooming made a
clean sweep in Jefferson town, collect
ing all his tax roll. We don't remem-
Der of this being done of late years
| except once, when L. NJ. Thompson
duplicated the feat.
100 acres, all fenced with a four
and five wire fence A well-laying
piece of land, about 5 Il miles from
Alternately, Texas. Price S35.97 per
acre; 1-3 cash, balance in five years.
See Chas. S. Slack.
CD Eisenlohr of Philadelphia. head
of the Eisenlohr tobacco firm, Mr.
Snyder of Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
and T. A. EIlingson of Edgerton, were
in the city comforting with local repre-
sentatives, Nels Solverson and Mons
Heigeson.
Three Vernon county breeders at
! tended Lacrosse county Guernsey, sale
at West Salem and brought back five
nice animals-C. J. Smith one, w. F.
Llndemann two; Anderson Brothers
of Coon Valley two Top of the herd
of 90 animals sold at S605
On account OF moving and having
to store furniture, will have various
household articles for sale-book case
and secretary, dining room table and
chairs, oil stove, dresser, bed etc. Call
any time after Friday atthe old Rog-