Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-15
Theater all next week.

George Mckinney has been absent
on business for week past.
H. w. Barker's cough remedy cures
that awful cough. c. F. Dahl.
Mr.. Denver of Dubuque, Iowa, is a
guest at the home of N. H. Brophy in
Franklin.
visit from her mother, Mrs. Miner of
Baraboo.
Miss Grace Arlington goes to Madi-
son tomorrow to attend annual univer-
sity prom.
Call and learn our prices on barn
boards. They will interest you. John
E. Nuzum & Son.
Peter H. Oftedahl has closeda deal
for a mercantile stock at Wilton and
taken possession.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Li1demann bank build
ing. 44-52
Miss Myrtle Shanks came from La
Crosse to pass Sunday with her mother
and other relatives and friends.
jerome Gregory, inmate at the
county aims house, died one day recently.
He was formerly from Ontario.
DIR. Hess Panaeea will make your
hens lay more eggs by keeping them
healthy. o. E. Davis, Druggist.
Mail weighing on all railroads in
the country will commence February
goth and continue for some weeks.
Our neighbor, Veteran Emory B.
Hyde, has been favored by Uncle Sam
with an increase of pension to $40 per
month.
La Force Terhune was in the city
on Friday enroute home to Soldiers
Grove from Milwaukee, where he had
been for some days.
-Mesdames c. E. Lauder and Arthur
Livingston entertained party of ladies
at Valentine 300" at the home of the
former yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. S. R. Curry wishes to thank
neighbors and friends who kindly as
sisted her in caring for her beloved hus-
band in his sickness and burial.
Lutte T. Purdy paid visit to home
folks in this city. He disposed of his
Hillsboro jewelry business and has not
determined where he will locate.
Suffered sprained ankle and other
bruises was the fate OF Miss Tirza Dins.
dale while coasting on "Grand Dad
bluff with party of La Crosse young
people.
Roy Bean was. in the city. He is
taking a vacation from university work
and spending the time at his Retreat
home. His father was here with him
on Sunday.
There is great rejoicing at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams over the
arrival of baby girl, their first grand.
/. child, born February 8. to M. and Mrs.
!. Ellis Schoonover.
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.
-Nyals Hot Springs Blood Remedy,
six bottles for SIS; NyaPs Iron Tonic
Bitters, six bottles for IS; Nyal's Ecze-
ma Lotion, six bottles for S.; Nyal's
Kidney Pills, six boxes for ST. so. For
sale by o. E. DAVIS.
"A third daughter came to the home
of DIR. and Mrs George w. Minshall in
this city on Sunday morning. Doubt
less tinge of disappointment because
of sex, yet happy the parents, never.
theless, we guarantee.
&C. E. Sallander was a caller from
Red Mound on Monday. He is devotine
his time to farming, after several years
of merchandising. A stallion is adver
tised for sale or exchange in our specia
column by Sallander Bros.
Harold Nelson, Westby young
man, has accepted position in the of
fee of District Attorney Bennett al
stenographer and typewriter. Mr.. Mel
son received his education in the quicl
arts in La Crosse commercial college
In speaking of winters of long ag,
]. M. Saubert stated to the La Farg,
Enterprise that 81 years ago there wa
not a particle of snow fall until thu
fifteenth of February, when there wa
B three days storm with fall OF ove
two feet. -
Editor and Mrs. q. H. Rrowneam,
up from Cashton on Sunday to assist Il
settling Attorney and Mrs. Jorgai
Moen in their domestic arrangements
The recently married young couple ar
now comfortably and nicely adjusted il
the John r Lake cottage On South Mai
street.
W. D. Dyson, Harold P. Procto
and 0. G. Munson went to La Crosse
Thursday evening, to witness conferrinl
Of Elk degrees upon William G. Web
and Stanley Sweger. The boys survive
the ordeal and will look for the first OF
lortunitS to sympathize with other ter
Der feet. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford G. White
who moved to Texas from Jefferso
town, about two years ago, returned o
a sad mission, bringing the remains 9
q seven year-old daughter, who die
from typhoid fever. Interment wa
had in Retfeat eepstery, Mr.. and Mrs
z. W. Donovan of plintQn, relatiVes
The bereayed parents, met them at d.
Soto.
Those from this city who attende
the funeral of the late Lars T. Larso
at Westby last Saturday were Chr
Ellefson, Andrew J. Johnson, G. ]
Forum, NJ. d. Helgeson, Ever Monser
E. S. Goodell and o. @. Munson. Nj
Goodell and Mr.. Larson were scho
mates on Coon Prairie, among the ear
lest pupils there, in Smith district, Mi
Eoodeli being their teacher. as %
G Mr.. /. W. Switzer was here fro
Minneapolis fora couple days lookir
Filter bis Yiroqua interests and TO pa
afyigit to his 'Haugktes, bby, who
Teacher in our schools. Mr., SwitEer a
viseS the CENSOR Of painful atflictiC
That oyercame Henry Shesler, form
Resident of this city, at his home
South Dakota. While driving across
railroad track bis VEHICLE vas rfapeI
10 ionplofneFate Junk by q passing