Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-01-18

Ice harvest time.
-Favor's cut in robes and blankets.
Soldiers Grove has whisky boot
leggers.
&C. j. Cherrington is confined to his
home by illness.
Remember Mason's auction sale on
Friday. See ad.
&C. w. Chase and son visited rela-
tives at La Fargo.
All furs at one-half price at the
Fair Savings Store.
"A complete line of toilet soap at o.
E. Davis drug store.
Genuine bargains in all lines await
you at the Blue Front Store.
Rev. Hendriekson of West Prairie
greeted town friends on Monday.
Ed. Wig and daughter went TO Litch-
field, Minnesota, to visit relatives.
Try a sack of "Arde" -four. None
better. Sold at Sweger's grocery.
You can cure that cough with H. W.
Barker's cough remedy. c. r. Dahl.
You can buy 1Oc bar of pure gly-
cerine soap for DC at Sweger's grocery.
Mrs. Fred Zitzner is critically i'll at
the family home west of Liberty Pole.
Good! Tobacco sorting commences
next Monday in Viroqua, in limited
way.
Buy your cement now. Get it
fresh. Tibbits- Cameron Lumber Com
pany.
Phil Appleman and Will Lewis were
Bloomingdale callers in the city on
Thursday.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Nuzum have
gone to Spokane to remain with their
son till spring.
The Beavers win have installation
next Friday evening. Be present and
have good time.
-Pearley Brye and Chris Peterson,
accompanied by their wives, spent Sun
day at Readstown.
1t will be your loss if you neglect
the many bargains now to be had at
the Blue Front Store.
Martin & Kuebler have something
of Importance to tell farmers in today's
paper. See for yourself.
-Chauncey Morley was somewhat in
jured last Friday, register falling on
him at the school house.
Jimmie" Allen and wife were over
from Webster and passed a day and
night with William Shower and familyS
Henry Silbaugh and F. w. Alex
uINGA aNkCuuCQ btiC ~ iva luSuE dAiSC COuA-
pany meeting at Soldiers Grove last
Saturday.
L. C. Boyle and w. D. Dyson were
at Prairie du Chen for several days
taking baths for rheumatism at the
sanitarium.
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.
Mr.. Harley Trowbridge and Mrs.
and most respected residents, are suf-
fering severe illness.
Third in the series of Masonic part
les last Friday night was a most pleas
ant affair and enjoyed by seventy or
more ladies and gentlemen.
After long suffering from complica-
ton of trouble Mr.. John o. Fortney
died at one of the La Crosse hospitals
last night. His home was west of the
city on the old DeLap farm.
Will |. Groves and family returned
| from Huntley, Illinois, forty miles out
of Chicago, where Mr.. Groves has been
employed on DR.. Gorsline's farm. Will
made circuit of western states before
arriving home.
From Westby comes information
of the death of Tosten Nelson, a long
time, well-known citizen there. He
passed away suddenly on Sunday from
heart failure. Mr.. Nelson was about
siXty-five years old.
"A great bargain! Our fur-lined
/ coat, size 80. This coat is fine broad
cloth SHE'LL muskrat lining and collar;
worth 500; worn only few times and
I e.
The Blue Front Store.
In an item last week, the CENSOR
/ stated that Rockwell Davis died from
| tuberculosis, when in feet his death
was caused by acute rheumatism of the
heart. The parents arrived at Los
Angeles a few hours following the
young mans passing.
We are better prepared this year
than ever before to save you money on
a bill of lumber for house, barn or shed.
We don't only tell you so but figure
with US and we will prove it to you.
Tibbits- Cameron Lumber Company.
Madison dispatches state that Gov
ernor McGovern has appointed late
| Milwaukee man to succeed NJ G. Bergh
as state commissioner of banking Indi-
cations are that Milwaukee will be the
/ SLelS VI WiSCOHSlfl DNlOTe the mcGOVeIn
administration is many months old.
Sympathy of their neigbors and
/ friends goes out to Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
/ COwden, who mourn the loss of beau
titul little girl about year old. From
their home near Brookville, last night,
the little spirit took flight. Funeral
will be held at the Methodist church in
Viroqua this Thursday afternoon.
Theodore Thorson, the Westbv con-
tractor, was in the city on Saturday and
to the CENRoR said that his shop force
is now busily engaged in manufacturing
! 1000 tobacco boxes to be used by NJ.
H. Bekkedal at portion of his pack
ing points. 1t requires 200 cases to
supply the demands at all his ware
house places.
"A very sad death is that of Walter
/ Turner of Ross neighborhood, who pass
ed away at a La Crosse hospital on Fri
day last following an operation for APP
pendicitis. Interment took place at
Brush Hollow last Sunday, funeral
largely attended by sorrowing relatives
and friends. Mr.. Turner was forty
one years old, leaves widow and seven
children.
Mrs Anne Hooking Smith will re-
turn to Virogua next Friday to arrange
FOR the staging by local talent of the
popular comedy. 'tAn American Citi-
ger. This performance will be given
under the auspices of the knights of
Pythias lodge IAN American Citizen"
Is the play with which Nat Goodwin