Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-01-25

Viola basket ball team defeated
Ontario by score of 40 to 16.
Eight pounds best oat meal for 25
cents at Ostrem & Davidson's.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone sc.
Twenty pounds graduated sugar
for 81 at Ostrem & Davidson's.
Seven bars Swift's white soap for
25 cents at Ostrem & Davidson's,
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 81.
"A 25c can of K. C. baking powder
for 20 cents at Sweger's grocery.
was taken to Mendoza hospital for treat
ment.
Buy your cement now. Get it
fresh. Tibbits- Cameron Lumber Com
pany.
If you need -four or feed of any
kind, it will pay you to go to Thayer's
to buy.
You can buy 15c can of pure bak-
ing powder for II cents at Sweger's
grocery.
Don't take chances when H. w.
Barker's Cough Remedy will cure you.
C. F. Dahl.
School board convention was held
at Hillsboro on the 10th attended by a
hundred officers.
1t will be your loss if you neglect
the many bargains now to be had at
the Blue Front Store.
If you want to buy lumber for a
barn or house, you can save money by
calling on John E. Nuzum & Son.
Landlord Evans was over from
Westby on Thursday, and the CENSOR
enjoyed pleasant call from him.
Miss vella Smelly returned to her
home at Albert Lea, Minnesota, last
Sunday, after weeks stay in this city.
Edward Owen. editor of the Westby
Times, and V. M. Frazier of the Reads
town Tribune, were in the county seat
last Saturday.
Former Mayor F. A. Chase spent
the past week on business matters in
Ashland county. He tells of four feet
of snow on the level in that part Of the
state.
Deputy United State marshall
dropped off at Sparta and served war
rants on five saloon keepers and bar
tenders charging them with selling
liquor to Indians.
Scott Curtis has disposed of his bill
lard parlor equipment to Fred Hubbell,
late of Madison, and possession has been
given. We are not advised of Mr.. Cur
It's plans for the future.
Miss Florence Morrison, daughter
of Willett Morrison, former resident
of Ross section, was married at the
home of her father at Trout Falls jan
uary Ia, to Henry H. Alden of the same
locality.
We hope that all CENSOR CORES
pondents will get busy and send in the
news from their communities. Every
village and section ought to be repre-
sented with grists of local news hap
penings.
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.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Miller, who
moved to this city from Red Mound,
some weeks since, have returned to their
large and splendid farm purchased from
E. B Hyde near Retreat.
About year ago Ringing Bros.
sent an expedition to Africa for the
purpose of capturing wild animals for
their show. 1t is now stated that one
hundred animals are now on the way to
this country for their menagerie.
"A number of town treasurers have
made business calls at the CENSOR office
during the week, each expressing the
belief that taxes have been as readily
paid this season as any in the past, not
witbstanding the crop shortages of last
year.
Inspector Hunt and Superintendent
Gardner made a Sunday drive to De.
Soto, visiting the schools there and a,
Genoa on Monday. Last week was
given by them to that service from
Hillsboro west as far as Coon Valley
and Chaseburg.
The St. Paul railroad exhibition car
had throng of visitors while at Viro-
qua station and at other towns on the
branch. 1t is an excellent way of dis
playing products grown along the line
of extension of the road in the west,
and the showing was good one for the
company and the west.
During the school board convention
last Saturday five farmers of Christiana,
in a body, came into the CENSOR office
ard enrolled themselves as new cash-in-
advance subscribers. They were: o, j.
Lium, H. Brendum, o. Brendum, H.
Tomtingen, Carl j. Hagen.
Among the many remittances fol-
subscriptions the CENSOR appreciates
none more than that from. the vener-
able standby and long time patron, W.
Dyar of De Soto. Almost from the in
ception of the paper this old friend has
sent his annual contribution.
The CENSOR is advised of the sud.
den death of Mrs. j. E. Brown. at g
hospital in Aberdeen. She had under.
gone an operation and was believed u
be recovering when stricken tn hear
failure. The family were former resi-
dents of the town of Harmony. Buria
was at the home in Hettinger, NORTH
Dakota.
/ A. U and J.. W. Curry were calleC
here, on Thursday, by the critical i'll
ness of their venerable father, s. r
Curry. The latter has a large hard
ware stock at Ableman, while the form,
er has been merchandising at Valley
for more than twenty years. A. u.
tells the CENSOR that there is great
/ Z A.