Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-31
Short News Stories OF Interest
Pick Ups by Censor the
Vroqua and Vicinity
shortest month.

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y. E. Bigley jeweler and engraver.
Work guaranteed.
That special Huntley service at the
Opera Electric Saturday night.
Miss Esther Butt has been paying
her sister visit in Chicago.
III. r. Page was in the city from
his new home at Bloom City.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
-Mesdames A. and Tom Holland
visited relatives at Coon Valley.
Farmers school at the university
opens today for ten days course.
Are you cold? If 50, order your coal
from L. c. Boyle. Phone No. ITO.
-Sugarota dairy is the best and
cheapest COW feed extant, at Thayer's
John Devlin paid visit to friends
at De Soto and Lansing, his former
places of residence.
We have a full line of Atkins cross
cut saws, and the prices are right
Anderson & Sauer.
-Mesdames Unseth and Ingham of
Westby, were with Visoqua relatives
and friends for day.
-Chas. ]. Mcclellan of Bergen, re-
turned from an extended trip through
North Dakota and Montana.
Frank Williams went to La Crosse
to see his uncle, C. D. Williams, who
is reported as slightly improved.
Henry Hendrickson has renewed
his occupation of travelling salesman,
after rest of three months or more.
Don't fail to figure with US when
you builo that house or barn. We can
save you money. John E. Nuzum &
Son.
Willard Hall has disposed Of his
agricultural implement business al
Readstown to Bernard Heal of Sugar
Grove.
-Tibbits- Cameron Company are max
ing special prices at this time on all
barn and shed lumber, as we'll as shingles
and cement.
james M. Smith went to Ohio to
spend balance of the winter with his
daughter and renew friendships in his
native section.
Blaine o. Cade is here from Sioux
City, to make winters visit with rela-
tives and friends. He is accompanied
by his family.
Miss Nellie Mahoney, teacher al
Cashton, fell on slippery walk and
was so shaken up that she was unable
to teach for a. day.
Miss Martha Neprud of Westby,
who has been assistant in the Strantou,
Iowa, schools, has been promoted TO
principalship thereof.
Presiding Elder Brennon made a
long drive from Viroqua Sunday morn
ing, attending services at Harmony and
one other far western point.
Ever use Nyal's Stoneroot Com
pound? It's one of the best kinney
remedies on the market, prices SOC and
Sl.00 o. E. Davis drug store.
Equity Society county convention
next Saturday. Hon. Merlin Hull,
editor of the Black River Falls Journal,
will give an address at / O'Clock.
His fellow members on the county
board will extend congratulations to
Supervisor Ole j, Lien on the arrival
of son at bis Coon Valley home.
Rev. T Edgar Henderson, late pas
tor on Springville circuit, ant Miss Dina
Froiland, are numbered with class of
thirteen to close the full course in La
Crosse normal school.
Protracted religious meetings are
the order now, being carried on in many
of the surrounding communities. Pleas
ant Ridge, Bishop Branch, Mound Park
and possibly other places.
Mrs. Neva Sears Nichols, sister
Of Mrs. Tom Helgeson of TowervilIe
and of Mrs. Jas. Cass of Summer, Iowa,
formerly of Viroqua, died recently of
dyphtheria at Watkins, New York.
Coon Valley has received first in
stallment of books from the state cir
culating library, ard her people are
pleased and win doubtless enjoy their
reading these long winter evenings.
The penny picture people in the
Herrick building are apparently doing
land office business. They have al
ready made thousands of Lit tie pictures
and say that business is getting better
every day.
The farm dwelling house of August
Bluske in the town of Hamburg, caught
fire from a defective chimney and was
burned to the ground. A portion of
household effects were saved. Fire oc-
Cured at an early hour of the morning.
If you will need car or part of a
car of cement for spring use, you will
save money by calling at Tibbits-Cam-
eron's and leave your order at once,
while it is possible to buy at low mar
ket. We can store it for you until
spring. Do it now.
DIR. James Dinsdale was in the city
from Soldiers Grove on Saturday trans
acting business before returning to
North Dakota, where he has large land
interests. Mrs Dipsdale and other
members of the family remained on their
:laims during the winter.
Opera house report from Arlington,
Iowa: THE Giersdorf Concert Com
pany, January Is, ten people, played to
fine business; was fine company and
gave the best of satisfaction. Coming
to the Viroqua Opera house February
Is. Prices Is, Is and 35c.
Louis Phillips, Viola factoryman,
returned from cheesemakers convention
in Milwaukee, In competition with more
than hundred Mr.. Phillips scored fifth
place, receiving SIS in cash prize. He
had score of 95, the highest being but
two and half points better.
Coon Valley roller mills were OBJ
lged to close down for few days dur
ing extreme weather because Of con-
jestion of ice in IRE race Trouble of
this nature with water mills has created
unusual demands on VIrequs's steam
mill, and gristing has been on day and
night for customers from distances of
twenty miles or more.
Mrs. Ole L. Olson of Viroqua town,
was taken to the La Crosse Lutheran