Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-08
Short News Stories Of Interest
Picked Up by Censor Reporter. from v.rou. Source.
Valentines at Towner's.

y. w LUCAS, JeWSier.
Albion Lindemann, junior, returned
to bis college work at Oberlin, Ohio.
Sure! Western pictures at the
Electric this week, Friday and Satur-
day.
-VaIentinesl Goods of the moment.
Call and inspect them att. 0mundson's,
Opera Block
Call and learn our prices on barn
boards. They will interest you. John
E. Nuzum & Son.
Will Welch retired from the city
dray line, having disposed of his inter-
est to his partner, E. H Officer.
DIR. Hess Panacea will make your
hens lay more eggs by keeping them
healthy. o. E Davis, Druggist.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Li1demann bank build
ing. 4452
Charley Chase and wife were in the
city from La Fargo on Sunday. He
told the CENSOR that there is activity
in logging about there.
The Frank Baldwin farm near Man
ming has been sold for So, 300 to E. P
Kellogg, who will not move his family
there for some months.
-"Lafe" Barber, old-time railroader
and present rural mail carrier out of
Viola, was married to Mrs. Sarah Aus
tin of the same place.
February is good month in which
to buy lumber, shingles and all kinds of
building material and Thayer's is the
place to buy to save money.
Bert johnson and wife will take up
a western home in the near future, the
former having been rendered position
with a commercial house in Spokane.
Judge ellison, who has been valued
member of the state tax commission
since organization of the department,
has resigned, to take effect next May
Rev. Henry P Grimsby came from
Minneapolis to pass Sunday with his
parents and attend the funeral of an
uncle, Oluf Peterson, who passed away
near Folsom.
Mrs DIR. Lauder entertained the
Thimble Bee club at her home, in con-
nsction with the female members of
the city schools Institutional force,
Saturday afternoon.
Dell co operative creamery made
net profit for its patrons last year of
$1,730. Besides paying 8 per cent on
the capital stock two cents per pound
was divided on overrun.
-Harvev Geary, who came from the
west to assist in the care of his brother
John, is himself in very serious physi-
cal condition at the home of his sister,
Mrs. j. S Olson, east of this city.
In addition to the young men MEL,
toned in our last issue. Daniel Dach,
Otto Henry and Joseph Cade, went to
Madison on Monday to attend the farm
ers' course in the college of agriculture.
In a recent issue of this paper it
was stated that the Woodman order
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February and March, last year, when
in reality February and August were
the months.
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 e Son.
-NyaPs Hot Springs Blood Remedy,
six bottles for S.; Nyal's Iron Tonic
Bitters, six bottles for IS; Nyal's EcZe-
ma Lotion, six bottles for So; NyaPs
Kidney Pills, six boxes for 81. so. For
sale by o. E. DAVIS.
We are better prepared this year
than ever before to save You money on
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.
Tibbts- Cameron Lumber Company.
George j. Amann of Genoa town,
tells the CENSOR that he has a contract
for placing 1,200 railroad ties on the
tracks of the Burlington. He is doing
the work single handed except the saw
ing. His contract price is fifty-fve
cents.
w. E. Lawton attended state meet
ing of telephone managers at Madison.
Others there from this section were H.
o. Stevelingson and George Beyers of
Westby, Arthur Finder of Cashton, P.
A Hill of La Fargo, E. V. Wernick of
Hillsboro.
Mrs. Schreiner was in the city from
Westby on Monday, guest of Mrs. G.
E. Morley. By special invitation she
presented paper on her travels through
Norway, interesting greatly, the ladies'
of the Womans' club, Monday after
noon at the residence of Mrs. Will F.
Lindemann.
Mr. Carl NJ. Froiland, treasurer of
town of Viroqua. has engaged with the
BekkeGaPs state bank at Westby and
will soon enter upon his new duties.
Mr.. Froiland is one of the high-class
young men of this section and will make
trusted and efficient servant of the
interests he is to serve.
Announcement of the death of Mr..
Lars T. Larson, one of the sturdy gen.
tlemen and farmers of Viroqaa town,
will bring sadness to every friend and
acquaintance of that gentleman. He
passed away at his home this morning
from cancerous trouble. Funeral will
be held from the home at noon on Sat
urday next, and in Westby church at
1:30
You will positively see these pic
lures at the Electric Friday and Satur-
day. 'The Delayed Telegram" 1.-THE
Flight of Red Wing" Caught by Cow
Boys, F" "Who Looks Will Find, "Her
Dramatic Career" "Guides Girl, Z"
DooIey's Thanksgiving Turkey, 4" BUS
ter's Revenge These are unusually
good pictures and it will be worth your
while to see them Mr.. E. M. Nye will
sing the picture songs.
"A good man in any capacity called
to either in county, state legislator or
locally, our old friend, Hon. Van S.
Bennett. has taken on fresh honors and
responsibilities having been elected
president of the La Fargo bank. In
the reorganization and increase of CAPT.
tai stock Mr.. Bennett was recognized
in this handsome manner. He will re-
tain his residence at Rockton. where
he has lived for almost a half century.
And still we don't think of you as old.
Van
-On Wednesday last Mr.. Fred Eek
hardt departed for Chicago to join his
brother and other friends in a winters
soiourn in California, and every neigh