Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-03-02

| 50. Rogers.
p. H. Oftedahl was in Iowa on a
! business mission last week.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone sc.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
Mrs. Blanche Holcombe of Sparta
was the guest of Viroqua friends last
| Friday.
John NJ. Vance recently received a
visit from his son and family who re-
side in st. Paul.
Mrs. John R. Lake lies seriously
i'll at the home of her son Samuel Lake
near Brookville.
Remember the great fire sale CON-
mencing Friday, March A, at Thomp-
sons, the grocer.
Six pounds of zoe coffee for 81. 90.
Baker s chocolate per pound 35c 0s-
trem & Davidson.
New spring line of dress shirts just
received. Late patterns and styles.
The Blue Front Store.
Misses Mable Polly and Nellie Riege,
teacoers in Westby schools, did shopping
in Viroqua last Saturday.
Attorney J. Henry Bennett was in
Minneapolis on professional business
the fore part of the week.
Brown laundry soap, eight for 25c.
Pearl white laundry soap, seven bars
for 25c. Ostrem & Davidson.
Mems work shoes in a large varie-
ty and the very best makes; water
proof, The Blue Frcnt Store.
In your next grocery order include
sack of Marvel flour It's the fin
est ever. A. E SurensOn, Grocer.
Mrs. Ole Fredrickson and daughter
Doris of Westby were guests of her
sister, Mrs. M. A. Sweger, on Saturday
We refer our readers to the an
nouncement of DIR. w. w. Hanson.
dentist, which appears elsewhere in this
issue.
AT the Brush Hollow church next
Saturday evening, basket supper will
be given for the benefit of the Gene
terry.
-Thos. A Thompson, the Coon Val
ley miller, Sundayed with relatives in
Viroqua. He was accompanied by his
family.
Mrs Gander of Soldiers Grove has
been visiting with her daughter Mrs
c. B Fortrey at Liberty Pole during
the illness of Mr.. Fortney.
Ben wants to see five hundred PEG
ple at his Electric theafer this week as
he has an unusually good show for you
See notice in another column.
Marvel flour has been on the
market for many years and meets with
ever increasing demand You can pro
cure it from A Z Surenson, Grocer
Vernon county loses another good
family next Monday when Mr. and Mrs
J Thiel and Alfred Thie of Jeffer-
son town leave for their new home at
Ipswich. South Dakota
If stranger comes to your farm
and asks you to sign paper purport-
ing to be petition for better rural
service, give yourself the benefit of the
doubt and tell him No He is a dan-
gerOus man.
Ole Wig came from Litchfield Min
nesota. last S4tur iav 70 visit relafives
in this city end Avalanche. Al thr
Iatt.r place MIR Wig was engaged for
term of years in the general mer-
chandise business and met with marked
success.
We are all looking for chance to
get something for nothing This or
pOrtunity is presented by the G. G.
Thomas Co, OF umwa, Iowa. Read
their advertisement on Indian nat d.
ruff Remedy which appeared in last
week s issue
why trains are late in winter, 4"
is an article treated of on an inside page
of today's CENSOR. Our people will ap-
preciate the excuses offered in said
article, inasmuch as they are thoroughly
familiar with the fact that there has
been nothing but belated trains during
the present winter
Notice this program at the Electric
theater Friday and Saturday: THE
Talisman," hand colored, beautiful
drama. '"The Scullion's Dream" com
edy. I'm Mourning for the Loss of
Chiole, dramatic. Indians and Cow
boys" western drama. Hunting the
Devil, great fun picture. All for 10c.
Miss Bertha Former, sister of Mrs.
c. 0. Helgeson of this city, passed
away at the lutheran hospital at La
Crosse last Friday, aged thirty years
She is the fourth one of that family to
succumb to tuberculosis in less than
two years. Funeral services were held
yesterday at West Prairie, Rev Hen
bricks officiating.
Clyde f. Niles of Ashland. Oregon.
is passing fortnight at the home of
his aged parents in this city. Mr. Niles
has been wooing the goddess of fortune
in the far west for eight years past
and this is his first visit back home.
He holds responsible position with an
irrigation company which at present is
handling a 81, $50 900 project.
1t has been decided by the board
of directors to move the headquarters
of the Wisconsin Union of the Ameri-
can Society of Equity from Madison to
Eau Claire. to be nearer the center of
membership in this state At the same
time it was decided to move the Tobac-
co Growers associa ton an organization
Of Eqnitv society members, from Madi-
son to Stoughton.
As a fitting clos ng for the biggest
special sale We have ever seen in Viro-
qua, the w F Lindemann Co will show
what they can do on Friday. Saturday
and Monday in the way of special prices
on lines of needed merchandise They
have arranged to display for hese days
entirely new assOrtments that have NOT
been offered before during their re-
organic tion sale Il II safe 10 say
- t..~ o that pprnrisf r4re 4"d
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fAss
Commencing mex Friday Th- Fair
Savings Store inaugurat-s a 10 day
smoke damage sale A perusal Of their
ad which constitutes the fifth page Of
this issue, will readily convince the
readnr fhat his l. he r,garriar M ri 2.