Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-01
-"Linweave" at Rogers

| -Llnweave at Rogers.
-Sun-fast silkized poplin is sold ex-
clusively by Rogers.
Rev. McCallum assisted in revival
services at Ontario.
"A full supply of good tame and
prairie hay at Thayer's.
"A car of Boss feed at Thayer's
selling direct from car cheap.
George Stokes has been housed up
at home on account of illness.
After several weeks absence in Ne
braska C. w. Crume is at home.
Lime sulphur solution for spraying
purposes at 0. E. Davis drug store.
Than" Smith returned from La
Crosse, where he passed some time.
Grand Lecturer Stockwell gave vi
roqua Masons schooling for one day.
Buy your cement now. Get it
| fresh. Tibbits- Cameron Lumber Com
pany.
You can buy 15c can of pure bak-
ing powder for IL cents at Sweger's
grocery.
Mild weather of last week practic-
ally ruined the good sleighing in this
section.
DIR. Hess stock food is sold by o.
+. Davis under a guarantee to give sat
isfaction or money refunded.
Coffee, coffee, the celebrated Rich
ellen brand, the best on the market, at
Fortney and Henry grocery.
Mrs. Celia Fortney returned to her
Minnesota home after visit of several
weeks with parents and other relatives.
Get stylish, all-wool suit or over
coat now at little cost. Look where
you will, then come to the Blue Front
Store.
| Tibbits- Cameron have large stock
of dry white pine barn boards and can
save you money on all kinds of barn
lumber.
Butter and eggs have taken a
tumble in price in the cities. said to be
an unloading of cold storage commission
interests.
The baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs. H. E.
Goldsmith passed a critical week, fire.
quent spasms almost taking the life
from the little body.
| Farm Institutes are attracting at
attention at five different points in the
county this week. Doubtless they will
accomplish much good to the communi-
ties where held.
DIR. McElwee will visit his patients
at the Hotel Fortney on Wednesday,
February 8. Persons requiring expert
medical advice should not forget date
of the Doctors visit.
The Electric theater Friday and
Saturday nights have too extra feat
ures, Mr.. Nye in picture songs and
Frank Rusk in his vaudeville act. No
extra charge; Sc and lOc.
Hiram Riley is passing a few days
in the city with his wife and son, who
came from South Dakota for the win
ter, and that Elvin might have the
benefit of our excellent school facilities.
II. ID. Risen has disposed of his
residence property in our Mound Park
hamlet to Henry Toptine of Richland
county. The former expects to erect a
new house on vacant lots owned by him.
Mr.. Frank A, Chase, former vi
roqua businessman, who has been at
Spokane for dozen years past, has
been made manager of the Savings and
Loan Society of that city. He will not
relinquish the large real estate inter-
ests apd business built up.
There are many here, we doubt not,
who remember wei Thos. g. Orr, once
a Viroqua man who dealt in agricul-
tural implements for season or two.
A news item tells thathe has been made
governor of the national soldiers home
located at Hot Springs, South Dakota.
Mr.. Orr was himself a soldier.
Mrs. F. W. Vol, nee Helen Wal
loe, came from Madison to be with her
girlhood friend, Mrs. ALBION Lindemann,
in her trials and sorrow. Mrs. Vol
was teacher in the public schools of
Viroqua for many years and few there
are of medium age in this community
that failed to pass her discipline.
--Justus Fulmer and son of Stark,
were with US for a business and social
call on Saturday. Mr.. Fulmer lately
returned from a months visit with rela-
tives and friends in Kansas. He says
Old Sol was on his good behavior when
he was in old bleeding Kansas" as
the state was in early days designated,
and that conditions there are rather in
viting to Wisconsin cold shiverers. He
reports George Wallace. Orlando Full
mer and other former Vernonites well
contented in their southwestern homes.
Adam D. Eckhardt of Redfeld,
South Dakota, was visitor to his
brother and old Viroqua friends from
Friday to Sunday, enroute to Chicago,
where be joined party of tourists who
will do California during the balance of
the winter. Mr.. Eckhardt remembers,
with more than kindly pleasure, the
boyhood and young man days spent in
old Vernon, and says he reads the week
ly events as presented in the CENSOR
/ with as much satisfaction and interest
as when he resided here.
There is probably no disease that
causes more suffering of mind and body
than asthma, and generally it is the
unfortunate sufferers belief that a
change of climate is the only means
whereby rehef may be obtained. Yet
the experience of two persons at Viro-
luua recently prove that it is not neces-
sayy to lea7e home for relief. These
cases, one, prominent young farmer
living near Westby, the other. a lady
living west Of Viroqus, were both cured
by DR.. MeFiwee' 3 special treatment for
asthma The doctor treats many cases