Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-03-01
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

dI ". =. Davis drug store.
M. v. DeGarmo paid a visit to his
son Claud at Onalaska.
Mrs. ID. o. Mahoney has been visit
ing her daughter and relatives in La.
Crosse.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Anderson spent
few days at their former home in
Readstown.
After spending some weeks here
Miss Hazel Acker departed for her
home in Missouri.
Call and learn our prices OF barn
boards. They will interest you. John
E. Nuzum & Son.
-Redisode pound cotton bats, 65c
each; Rock River 3-pound cotton bats,
SOC each at Rogers.
"A Sag City farmer named Nels
johnson suffered the loss of two fingers
IN a power wood saw.
Veteran William V. Sheets of Spring.
vile, has been granted special PEN
sion of $50 per month.
Accidents from wood-se wing outfits
are numerous in the surrounding coun-
try the present winter.
Father Nuzum has been indisposed
and confined to his home for few days,
but is expected to be out soon.
w. N. Coffiand and family enjoyed
visit from Mr.. Coffland s brother, who
was here from Riehland Center.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Li1demann bank build
ing. 1852
Mr.. and Mrs. George Snyder of
Kickapoo were pleasant callers in the
city and at the CENSOR office on Fri
day.
Your toilet will never be SO imma-
culate as when you select your toilet
articles from A. J. Johnson's splendid
line.
Miss Kate Rayner was obliged to
relinquish teaching in Montana and I'M
dergo an operation at Miles City hos
pital.
Mrs. Helen Thompson came home
from her teaching duties in Genoa town
to spend Sunday with her invalid moth
er, Mrs. Stark.
Edward Wig and Albert Solverson,
real estate dealers. Office rooms in
Williams block, formerly occupied by
Justice S. R, Pollard.
-Johnson's drug store is smokers
paradise. It's the National cigar store,
and if you smoke pipe, he has some
bargains in fine ones that will never
again be offered you.
Mems work shoes: We have just
received large line of Milwaukee
Made" mems work shoes. We feel
we can recommend these as the best
Prices are reasonable. The Blue Front
Store.
Station Agent Boyle and wife will
soon depart on an extended trip, with
Cuba the principal objective point
Their journeyings will be in company
with the national railway ticket agents
of the country.
Sam Ellefson has made exchage of
his large farm at Litchfield, Minnesota,
with Frank Edwards for the original
Edwards homestead on Lake Ridge in
the town of Franklin. The two fami-
lies will make removals before many
weeks.
Friends are advised of the birth, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ellefson, of daugh-
ter, born at the Lutheran hospital in
La Crosse last Thursday. These par
rents lost two children in infancy, and
their rejoicing at this time knows no
bounds.
Mr. r j. Thorson, Westby's real
estate man and citizen, returned from
a trip to Florida, going with land
seeking party of excursionists. He tells
some of the interesting things and con-
ditions observed during his trip in the
last issues of the Westby Times.
George w. Allen has letter from
his son, at their Montana home, in
which the father is told that the many
boys of their neighborhood had enjoyed
such fine weather that ball playing was
the order In note from John Nc
Lees it is stated that he expects to
commence dragging the soil before this
date, and that green grass was peeping
from cover on February Is.
"A dance with Henry Running as
proprietor, will be given at his (Run-
ning) hall on Friday evening of this
week. Fine music will be furnished by
the Norwegian ACCORDION and piano
player, Edward Hanson, who performed
so meritoriously at a similar event
couple of weeks ago. Dance tickets.
SOC per couple; spectators 25c. Supper
will be furnished at the hail.
AT the palatial home of Attorney
and Mrs H. P. Proctor. last Wednes-
day evening, the anniversary Of the
Father of our Country" was observ-
tO MT. L EOCtOE Ddu as guests thirty
four gentlemen, neighbors and business
friends. who spent the hours till mid
night at cards and agreeable interchange
of thought and pleasantly, joining in
repast. The house was most appropri-
ately decorated with national colors,
and prizes given took on the character
and spirit of the days of Washington
and the Ratchet.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Billups are
packing their household and personal
effects and removing to Richland Cen
ter, where Mr.. Billups is to be installed
at the head of the dry goods section of
the Coffiand department store. While
a host of friends are 10th to say fare
well to these people they will wish them
happiness and success in their new
home Mr.. Billups was trusted and
intelligent salesman with the Linde-
mann's, his young wife daughter of
one of the leading pioneer families of
this section, the Dennises.
&C. A. Morterud was in the city from
Bloomingdale on Saturday, having bus
mess in probate court. Gus found time
to visit among friends and the CENSOR
enjoyed an old-time shop talk in which
he said the local creamery had done
much for the people and community
surrounding their hamlet. 1t has taught
better methods for farming, dairying,
stock raising. 1t has make people bet
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