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

Remnants of wall paper in room
lots at o. E. Davis drug store.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &c.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
Buy Gold Medal flour, bran and
middlings at Thayer's feed store.
For that awful cough H. w. Bar
ker's cough remedy. C. F. Dahl.
Henry, Jerry and Harry Nelson Wis.,
tied Ed. Nestingen at Coon Valley last
Sunday.
For a rich and smooth cup of coffee
try Richelieu Jamok. Fortney & Henry
grocery.
Smiths Colonial velvet, size 27x54,
at Rogers during February, sl.49;
worth 81 SO.
Smiths Palisade rugs. size 27x54,
at Rogers during February, s1.19;
worth S1.75.
Hear E. M. Nye sing the latest pic
ture at the Electric, Friday and Satur-
day evenings.
Take note of Eckhardt's feed ad-
vertisement. Farmers and others will
be interested in that.
Miss Hannah Jacobson was called
to the parental home near Newton, by
sickness in the family.
Advertised letters at the Viroqua
postoffice: Jess G.. Rogers, Erick Peter
son, ~, Mrs. May A. Horton.
Ben B. Morrison and daughter Syl-
via arrived from Madison on Sunday for
two days visiting among Viroqqa rela-
tives.
Insure your property against fire,
| lightning and wind storms through
Livingston Bros, for they save you
money.
February must close out all winter
wearing apparel and our prices are go
ing to accomplish this result. The Blue
Front Store.
w. A. Lewis, the Bloomingdale
real estate man tells story of concern
to small home-makers. It's in another
part of the paper.
LA Crosse mas been selected by the
postoffice department as a distributing
point for postoffice supplies for small
Offices in this section.
Our special want and for sale de-
partment tells of three or four bargains
III thlflso. A&'uib tuCiu Out LUZ yOuTScI.
They will, perhaps, interest you.
Buy your cement and get it hauled
on snow. None just as good as Uni
versal Portland. That's what we sell.
Tibbits-Cameron Lumber Company.
James Grimes and Emil Erickson of
Clinton, were county seat visitors or
Monday, as we're Chris T. Fortney,
Nels Skildom and Fred Vance of West
Prairie.
DIR. T. w. Nuzum and daughter OF
GAINESVILLE, Attorney and Mrs. N. E.
Nuzum of Spokane, Mrs. Lucy Grubt
of Mansion, and Mrs. T, j. Snodgrass
and son Philip of Galesville, are guests
at the Rev. G.. w. Nuzum home.
internal improvement and a general
Sticking up with brush and pot ano
bright new paper decorations have made
H. E. Rogers dry goods store a VERT.
able bower of attractiveness and good
taste. Peep in and see for yourself.
State President Ira M. Christ will
be present at the county Equity con-
vention and make an address along
lines of interest to members of the so.
ciety and public generally. An invita-
ton is extended to everybody. Speech
in court room next Saturday afternoon
at 100
While chopping in the woods Rob.
ert Jennings of Liberty had two toes OF
his right foot cut clear off and two
others cut some. He and Will Nichol-
son were chopping together and in some
manner Will make miss lick, striking
Roberts foot with an axe-Viola In.
telligencer.
If you think of building house oil
barn next spring or summer you haC
better call and get our prices and hau
the material out on the snow. We will
give you very close figures, at this time
and you will find our stock strictly M
to grade and of a large assortment
John E. Nuzum & Son.
County officials and others having
business at the court house met with {
chilly reception on Tuesday and Wed
nesday because of lack of heat, it being
make connections with the new heatins
plant The new Jail is now in shape to
receive the sheriff and his family, who
viii soon take possession.
The publication given the Schroeder
Stoll five generation picture has brought
to light double celebrity along thest
iln6S. OuE OpElDSNmc Correspondent
gives the genealogy. You will be in
terested in it. 1t recites fact of fam
lily of pioneers in Vernon county, anC
good old Springville, when tn & hamlet
was competitor with Viroqua for 10
cation of the seat of government.
Prof. E. j. Ward, of the Univer
sity extension course, will lecture undel
auspices of the high school on Wednes
day evening of next week. February
His talk will be largely on the subject
of play grounds. Meeting win be II
the high school auditorium, free TO th'
public, and it is sincerely hoped tina
there will be large attendance.
Judge Higbee has named as count,
divorce counsel to ell vacancy causes
by resignation of j. Henry Bennett
J Judge Mahoney, who will hereafter &C
In that capacity. The public may no
, quite comprehend Just what this tern
. implies. II is simply this, that wher
. an action for divorce is commenced at
! torneys on either side of the proceed
] ings must file with the divorce cSr4.lse
: the facts involved in the contention, tn
J latter official to collate and present tb'
same with his conclusions, to the circui