Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-03-13
Short News Stories of Interest
PUps by Censor Reporters of the Gongs Dongs
Viroqua and Vicinity
Three weeks till election.

Combs of all sizes and prices at o.
E. Davis.
Ole Sviggum made business trip
to La Crosse.
You get those good dairy pals at
the 10c Store.
Money to loan on real estate. Call
on ]. E. Stoll.
"A leap year social will be given at
Newry hall on Saturday night.
Where did you get that nice fitting
Oxford? Viroqua Shoe Store.
Save sSSS by going to Thayer for
your lumber, small or large bills.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
Photos of the latest styles and
mounts at Jasperson's studio. Call and
see them.
Buy flour at Williams. Three
brands to select from. We are not
undersold.
Save your coupons, they are valu
able, Cream of the West flour, at Fort
ney & Henry's.
Special prices on barn boards and
all kinds of shingles. Call and see US.
John E. Nuzum & Son.
III help loan your money at per
cent. I'll help you borrow money at 6
per cent. w. E. Butt.
Try Caldwell's Syrup pcpsin for
that Indigestion, price SOC and SI.0O. at
o. E. Davis drug store.
Wash tubs, wood and galvanized
washboards, clothes lines, soap and
clothes pins at the 10c Store.
Get SOC bottle of ''Lustre, polish
for 39c. or a 25c size bottle for ice at
C. E. Morley's furniture store.
Mr.. John P Franzini was Genoa
caller in the county seat, and the CEN
SoR enjoyed his presence briefly.
Much pneumonia in town and coun-
try. 1t is the month for that dreaded
trouble and care should be exercised.
DIR. Suttle made visit to Madison
to see his daughter Lois, who returned
with him and remained over Sunday.
DIR. W. W. Hanson, Dentist, over
0. E. Davis drug store. Phone ga,
residence and Office. 1-52w.
If going to use lumber or building
material of any kind, remember Thay-
er will meet the mail order house price
in any line. Call and be convinced.
John L. Davis and w. P. Morgan
were in from Retreat on Friday. They
are among the pushing young farmers
and creamery men of that section.
Light draft, simplicity and ease of
operation. have combined to make the
"Corn King" the favorite m azure
spreader. For sale by Viroqua Imple-
ment Co.
1T is true philosopher who wakes
up these mornings to find the thermo.
meter registering fifteen below zero
and comforts himself by saying. Bet
ter now than in April
"A 35c coffee for Soc; use as much
as you wish, to give it thorough trial.
If not entirely satisfied, return the
package and get your money back, at
Fortney and Henry's.
The last days of tax-paying before
return of delinquency to county officials
has about expired. See your treasurer
before he makes final transfer of his
book to the higher official.
-Sleighing getting thin. But farm
ers and others are still making good
use of it and continuance for two
weeks at least will be appreciated
There is still great amount Of hauling
to be done.
New spring styles of the famous
f'Adler Colegian" suits already for your
inspection. Blue serges in the different
styles. Fancy cashmere and worsted
Fit and make are unequalled. The Blue
Front Store.
-Ralston snew spring styles of men S
shoes. We need to say nothing for
these shoes. They are too well known
to need any boosting. The best on the
market expresses the whole thing. The
Blue Front Store.
Mrs. Lucy Wiganowsky-B oughton
arrived from North Dakota, on Satur-
day, to see her mother, who is seriously
afflicted. She says the black rust de-
stroyed half section of grain for them
the past season.
Professor Colburn attended the
newly organized teachers association
of southern Wisconsin held at Madison
last week, the permanent headquarters
of the association. There were over
eight hundred teachers present.
Thousands upon thousands of bush
els of potatoes have been frozen all
over the country, and it is said the
question of seed potatoes will be seri-
O0o VAC Nilo AAOWCNCIy Tie
losses of the winter are to result in a
greatly increased production the COM
ing season.
George Eckhardt and family have
removed from Chase Heights to the
old Garrett farm in town of Viroqua.
He made an exchange with Edward
Enochson, who with his family has TAX
en- possession of the place near town.
Both families ought to be happy and
contented with the exchange.
Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Stemen cele-
brated the twenty second anniversary
of their marriage at their present home
in Stevens Point. Their friends and
members of the congregation took adj
vantage of the occasion and made it a
surprise affair. The Stemens were gen.
erously remembered with money and
silverwear, vouching to their old friends
here that the pastor and his talented
wife are appreciated no less in their
new home than here, where they resid-
ed for some years.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Vergeront ar
rived from Montfort on Friday to take
possession of their newly acquired farm.
the Lars I. Larson place, three miles
north of Viroqua. Good neighbors rail-
lied and assisted in unloading their
stock and household equipment and
they have become real farmers. Mrs.
Larson vacated Friday, moving to her
desirable residence purchased from J.
E. Bigley. With her loyal husband
and good citizen, Lars I. Larson, they
established and made home no les 5
desirable thar any other in Verp.a,,