Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-01

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Equity county convention in this
city next Saturday.
Mrs. G. A. McGonigal has been in
the city fol- half week.
Some great bargains in lumber and
shingles just now at Thayer's.
A 25c can of K. C. baking powder
for 20 cents at Sweger's grocery.
George Hauge is passing a couple
of weeks at Madison and Stoughton.
Rogers February price Smith,
Moquett rugs, size 18x36, 81; worth
$1.25.
Mrs. Horace Garfield of Sparta,
was guest of Mrs. L. c. Boyle for two
days.
Rogers February price Smith,
Administer rugs, size 27x54, 81. rs;
worth $2.25.
Valentines Goods of the moment.
Call and inspect them J. 0mundson's,
Opera Block.
Call and learn our prices on barn
boards. They will interest you. John
E. Nuzum & Son.
-Klouse Peterson spent Sunday and
Monday with his son at Westby, who is
engaged i'd blacksmithing.
Miss Mable Baxter was a business
visitor from De Soto on Tuesday in the
city and at the CENSOR office.
Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Sandsmark
mourn the loss of three months old
daughter at their Montana home.
DIR. Hess Panacea will make your
hens lay more eggs by keeping them
healthy. o. E. Davis, Druggist.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Lindemann bank build
ing. a 81
Sam Ellefson arrived last Saturday
from Litchfield, Minnesota, on bust
ness mission and for visit with kin
dred.
--Adelbert Wakefield, who was in the
city from South Greek, in Genoa town,
tells the CENSOR that measles have
prevailed in that community toquite an
extent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Cowden desire
the CENSOR shall express their gratitude
and appreciation for sympathy extended
and assistance rendered during their
late affection.
Inspect our line of white and Red
cedar shingles. Our stock is unusually
large and we can make attractive prices
Better call and see them and arrange
to haul while the sleighing is good. John
E. Nuzum & Son.
-NyaPs Hot Springs Blood Remedy,
six bottles for SIS; NyaPs Iron Tonic
Bitters, six bottles for SIS; Nyal's Ecze-
ma Lotion, six bottles for SIS; NyaPs
Kidney Pills, six boxes for 81. so. For
sale by o. E. DAVIS.
We are better prepared this year
than ever before to save you money on
bill of lumber for house, barn or shed.
We don't only tell you so but figure
Tibbits- Cameron Lumber Company.
Joseph Gathers, who has long served
as such, has rendered his resignation as
a member of the county soldiers relief
commission. Judge Mahoney, who is
the appointing power, designated Joseph
M. Clark of Mound Park, to fill the va
cancy.
Mrs. B. F. Purdy received the sad
news of the death of her sister, Mrs.
Martha j. Evenson at the home of her
son Earl, in Missoula, Montana, on JAN
uary % This was great shock to her
friends here, as she had been sick only
about week.
Albert L. Hopp drove in from Vic
tory Ridge with his almost vanished
tobacco crop, today. He weighed UP
about 500 pounds, whereas it would have
been fully 3, 500 under favorable condi-
tions. This will tell the story of most
growers experience.
Next Monday Harold Swain, Charley
Alexander and Leslie Fisher go to Madi-
son to enter the agricultural college for
ten days in the young peoples course.
They were awarded scholarships at the
late county fair for corn and barley
growing. The full farmers course will
also open next week.
Isaac N. Groves and wife recently
took full possession of the splendid new
house erected FIVE miles east of Viro-
qua. 1t is one of the most complete
farm dwellings, in Vernon county, with
the comforts of hot water heating, bath
room and sanitary closets, full base
ment and well finished. and of good
architectural design.
Beginning Friday, February 8, the
Blue Front store proposes to make
prices throughout the entire store, that
will meet any sale reduction prices that
may be offered elsewhere. There re
auctions will apply on up-to-date, sty.
lish merchandise. II will be your op
portunity to secure such bargains al
were never before offered in the city
The Blue Front Store.
The state board of assessment has
announced its levy and amount of tai
to be collected from the railroad cor.
porations. Total valuation is placed al
$297, 935, O00 and their tax is So. 800, 319
of this the Northwestern is credited
with largest valuation, S95, 900, 900, tn,
C. M. & st. Paul $50, 500, 600. Hills
boro's little road is assessed at SIS. 600
and its tax is S201. %.
DIR. Surenson was called to the homs
of the Gearys in Hamburg, to admins
ter. professionally to John Jr., who re.
Gently suffered severe paralytic stroke
but the doctor is pleased to report Mr.
Geary in improved condition. And th'
venerable father, too, aged ninety-two
who is like afflicted, is able to moyI
about the house and is alive to all tn
affairs of home. state, nation and tn
world by breadth of continuous reading
and study. AS one of the oldest, II
point Of years as subscriber and ex
tension of life, the CENSOR extend
greetings to the hard headed, big heart
eI v,o-oCarorsar