Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-01-11
Short News Stories of Interest
Picked Up BY Censor Reporter. from varIou. Source.

Land plaster for sale at Thayer's.
There are runners of Blu siness
changes in the city.
Genuine bargains in all lines await
you at the Blue Front Store.
Buy Thayer's Boss feed for horses,
hogs or cows. tbs the best.
Gold Medal flour at wholesale or
retail at Thayer's feed store.
You can buy 10c bar of pure gly-
cerine soap for sc at Sweger's grocery
Try sack of ''Arde" -four. None
better. Sold'at Sweger's grocery.
Nothing like H. w. Barker's cough
remedy for cough and colds. c. F. Dahl.
Everything fresh and up-to-date at
FortDey & Henry's Grocery. Phone
No. %.
If you intend to build barn, house
or shed, it win pay you TO get prices of
j. w. Thayer.
Mr.. Roman of Iron Mountain, Michi-
gan, is in the city visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Felix.
1t viii be your loss if you neglect
the many bargains now to be had at
the Blue Front Store.
Herb Male and family took their
departure for Kansas, where they will
take up a new residence.
President Edward Olson of Coon
Valley, was a business caller at the
county hub on Saturday.
Try our Casino brand of canned
goods. The best what is. Phone No.
25. Fortney & Henry Grocery.
Travelling Salesman Sherman Nc
Vey of La Crosse, greeted customers in
this city and section on Monday.
Judge Mahoney was called to Madi-
son by the death of an aged uncle, one
of the first settlers of the capital city.
e. ]. Jennings is on a trip to the
state of Iowa to purchase two carloads
of feeding corn and. a number of heavy
horses.
-Superinte ndent Wilkins spent few
days at Madison visiting his daughter
and taking in the Inauguration of state
officers.
Peter H. Ofte6ahl departed for
Alabama on Monday 10 spend the win
ter, expecting to sojourn in many parts
of the south.
Winter is just beginning in earnest.
You will need an overcoat and your
chance to secure a bargain is now at
the Blue Front Store
Try Excello patent flour, SIPS
per sack. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Fortney & Henry
Grocery. Phone No. 25.
Mr.. L. j. McCulloch came from
GAINESVILLE to pay visit to his sisters,
Mesdames |. F. Nuzum, o. A. Seals
and Miss Laura McCulloch.
Brown Music Co. accepts any cou-
pom, check, bond or letter of credit is
sued by any house, at its actual face
value, as payment on piano.
The CENSOR has provided for
special legislative letter by a Madison
writer to give readers each week. The
first of the series appears today.
Alfred Hanson is home from Ne
braska, where he has sojourned since
last September, well pleased with the
country ana general conditions.
Billy" William of Franklin dis
posed of his span of iron grey geldings
at a nice figure of $500. They weighed
5000 pounds and went to city buyer.
Our readers are responding gener-
ously to the special rate arrangement
we have with The Weekly Inter Ocean
and Farmer whereby for 81. rs both it
and this paper may be had for one
year. This is big special deal.
So many people have called at our
store asking our opinion on the letter
of credit they have received that we
have published detailed account of
the scheme and its merits. See back
page advertisement of Brown Music
Co.
We have arranged with The Week
~ Inter Ocean and Farmer so that our
patrons can secure that ste Ring paper,
together with our own, at the exceed
ingly low price of SIPS for one year.
This is rare opportunity and should
be taken advantage of.
1t would seem that the method used
by business firm, whereby several
people have made long journey and
spent money they could not afford to
lose, only to find they were uniform
ed, ought to be expo, / Brown Music
Co. s ad on back page will shed some
light on the subject.
Minister and veteran soldier, Henry
Garner, passed away at his home in
Mound Park, after a protracted sick
ness. He was a man who had brought
ear1estness to his work in the minis
terial vineyard and comfort to the
afflicted and weary.
&C. NJ. & st Paul railway will ex-
hibit line of grains and products grown
on their western division, and it will
repay every farmer and other citizen to
visit the same, The car will be in
Cashton all of Wednesday the 1S, West
by 10, VirOqua 20. See advertisement
in another column.
Everyone appreciates good light
these long winter evenings. j. 0mund-
son has on sale the latest invention in
lamp burners. sanitary patent gas
generating kerosene lamp burner. No
smoke, 10 SCOT, no odori Gives a clear
white light equal to electric light. Try
one of these burners. Your money re-
funded if dissatisfied.
Hon. Lawrence Grimsrud was in
] the city from Westby on Saturday. He
1 left for Madison, yesterday, to enter
upon his duties as legislative repre-
| sc native of this, his native county, at
| the opening of the two houses today.
That his career as a law-maker may be
] creditable and beneficial to his consti-
/ tuents and himself is the best favor
and distinction friends may extend.
M D. Helgeson arrived home on
1 Saturday after several weeks absence
at Edgerton. Madison and other points
where the United Cigar Company have
packing houses. He has been directing
the sampling of cased good for the big